A Southern Industrial Outlook and the Immigrant Threat
A long editorial argues industrial growth in the South supports farming, cites North Carolina’s high per capita wealth, and warns against northern immigration and socialist agitation. It defends mill villages as prosperous, calls reformers dangerous, and urges southern workers to resist propping up anti-industry factions.
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Rotary Throbs
Rotary Club of
Macon
South
Georgia
United States
North Carolina
Rotary Hrobs
New England
Europe
South Carolina
Bel
From Georgia to Sunrise in Love's Twilight Notable Poems
A mosaic of short verse pieces and breezy anecdotes. It includes reflections on love and dawn, quotes from The Washington Post and Arkansas Gazette, a note on Sunday school downturn amid dancing, Marion Lockwood's poem Violets from The New York Sun, and brief humor from The Hutchinson Gazette and Houston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lockwood
New York
Tie Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
A 1923 bibliographic note by Newton Fuessle listing favorite novels and authors. Mentions works by Sudermann, Hardy, Rolland, Huysmans, Norris, Tolstoi, Tolstoyian items, Don tievski, and public figures, with Rebecca West noted as a future juvenile favorite.
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Newton Fuessle
Jessup
Dame Care
Sudermann
Thomas Hardy
Jean Christophe
Rolland
Huysaman
Frinck
Julian Mortimer
Castleman
Rebecca West
Stealing ghoulish act ruled not a crime by high court
Georgia Court of Appeals grants Sam Ware a new trial in the Fulton grave robbing case. It holds the indictment alleged removal of a body, but trial evidence showed only the lid lifted and the casket opened. The court says lifting a body is not criminal under current law, calls it ghoulish and urges legislative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ware
Fulton
Georgia Court of Appeals
Georgia
Ware
Court of Appeals
Kimball House to Host Opening For Legislature
Louis J. Dinkler plans to expand Kimball House as a legislative hub during sessions. Four rooms will be set aside as committee spaces and a law library will be available for lawmakers during August deliberations.
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Kimball House
State Capitol
Louis J. Dinkler
Golans
Questions and Answers From a Historic Column
A compilation of quiz style queries with brief, factual answers on origins names and roles. including Pirrung etymology from middle English pirie meaning pear tree and commander Henry Dearborn in the War of 1812. cornerstone ceremonies ancient origins. various trivia on astronomy, astronomy, labor day, word spellings, and early Christian catechumens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dearborn
Teme
Pithy Paragraphs and Ballade Reflections at Loew's Grand
E T Larson and G Najour earn passports to Loew's Grand theater for a Pithy Paragraphs program, while the page features verses by E T Larson on femininity and a comic exchange about a former prisoner. The piece blends light verse, social satire, and the era’s flirtation with theatrical novelty.
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E. T. Larson
McLaren Anderson
Goethe
Mr. Larson
Najour
Loew
Grand Theater
Central Baptist Barbecue Today Speakers Named
Central Baptist church hosts a fundraising barbecue at Lakewood Park with a 10 AM band, 1,000 voice chorus, and welcomes by Dr. Galeth Ridley. Speakers include Governor elect Clifford Walker, Mayor Walter A. Sims, Congressman William D. Upshaw, and Col. William Joseph Simmons. Dinner at noon, events through 8 PM.
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Central Baptist Church
Lakewood Park
Clifford Walker
Walter A. Sims
William D. Upshaw
William Joseph Simmons
Galeth Ridley
Upshaw
Clarence J. Owens
Central Baptist
W. D. Upshaw
Dr. Ridley
John D. Greiner
Lord Walker
TV. D. Upshaw
William Joseph
He’s In The Army Now Recruiting Song Parody
A humorous collage of verse and quips features jaunty lines about girds flappers and housekeepers, then shifts to light wordplay and cartoonish exchanges. The piece ends with a wartime recruiting joke about marriage and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Bf
Jas. F. Morrison
Pharmacists Hold Meeting in Augusta
Augusta Ga June 12 Special The Georgia Association of Pharmacists convened with about 173 delegates from across the state. HH C Shuptrine of Savannah presided as president. Mayor Julian M Smith and Judge A A Franklin gave welcomes. The convention plans an entertainment program and on Wednesday will elect officers and choose next meeting city. Forty nine applicants passed state board exams including Lauretta Cullen the only woman in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Georgia Association of Pharmacists
HH. C. Shuptrine
Savannah
Julian M. Smith
A. A. Franklin
Misa Lauretta
MM. Cullen
Betts Resting After Appendicitis Operation
Ashburn Ga June 12 Special George Tr Betts rests well after an appendectomy performed Monday afternoon. He rallied after surgery and physicians hold hope due to his strong constitution though condition remains serious. Betts is a prominent local business leader and tireless in state diversification efforts across agriculture and industry.
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Ashburn
Eorge
Tr.Betts
Betts
William J. Little
Macon
Betty
The
Georgia Association
Health Talks on Blood Pressure by William Brady M D
Brady explains that high blood pressure can indicate disease such as Bright's disease or cardiovascular degeneration or may have no identifiable disease. Diets with meat eggs or uric acid forming foods do not reliably raise blood pressure, while carbohydrates can influence readings. High blood pressure is not itself a disease but a sign. lowering it can sometimes harm the patient.
Education Board Eyes Brown Lot for High Schools
The board plans to use Brown property funds to finish two senior high schools for boys and girls, estimated at about 50000 dollars after park department transfer. A special committee will discuss retaining part of the Brown parcel for a Boys Special School and securing non resident tuition for Goldsmith admissions. Superintendent Sutton reports 48,367 students enrolled, up over 20,000 from 1918.
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Brown
Council
Park Department
Hancock
W. W. Gaines
Claud L. Trusell
Z. W. Peterson
Atlanta
Councilman Couch
Couch
Julia O'Keefe Nelson
Joe P. Bowdoin
Georgia Masons
Sutton
Dead husband found. Cantrell divorce petition denied
Mrs J C Cantrell had petition denied in Fulton superior court after her claim that her first husband B H Collier, believed dead since 1913, reappeared. Judge John D Humphries ruled the husband alive and dismissed the divorce suit filed by Hewitt Chambers.
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Cantrell
Fulton Superior Court
John D. Hum-phries
B. H. Collier
Collier
Smithville
Texas
Atlanta
Hewitt Chambers
Bowery flavor creeps into Eighth Avenue nightlife
New York June 12 A slice of Eighth Avenue echoes Bowery culture with slang like skoll and bord and a lively scene in dance halls. Chuck’s Beanery and a pool hall mayor anchor this world of operatic hats, scarred faces, and flashy parrot fortune tellers. Snakes, dentists, and a sunken-nose doctor populate shop windows while parrot Mag and Indian Joe move from Broome Street. Broadways’ alligator skin shoes dazzle chorus girls as smoking ends in the Winter Garden except upper boxes.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
Old Bowery
Bowery Dance
Delancey Street
Hionaires
Chuck
Beanery
Bowery
Parrot Mag
Disease Hitting Negro Migrants To Northern Cities
A report from Atlanta cites northern living conditions killing many Black migrants from Georgia. Editors and insurance heads warn educated Black communities to warn laborers of disease, crowded housing, and fragile job prospects as the migration boom fades.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
South
Ben Davis
Davis Sai
World Cotton Men Adopt U S Standards
Foreign and American representatives met after Secretary Wallace called a conference to resolve differences over the new U S cotton standards law. The agreement aims to unify international sales with universal standards, replacing Liverpool rules and allowing arbitration by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Secrretary Wallace
United States
Liverpool
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool Cotton Association
Arbitration Board
Lions Pick Mather as Atlanta Club President
Roy S. Mather, president of Mather ios Furniture, was elected president of the Atlanta Lions Club. The group discussed sending a large delegation to the international convention in Atlantic City in July. Next Tuesday evening will see installation of officers. family members may be invited. First vice president L. Vresy Huddleston. second vice president W. 4. Spratlin. third vice president W. J. Hochle. secretary Dr. Paul W. Key. treasurer A. (. Keiser. Lion tamer J. Courson. tail twister J. Wolf.
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Atlantic City
Atlanta Lions’ Club
Ros. Mather
Mather Ios. Furniture Company
J. R. Regnas
L. Vresy Huddleston
W. 4. Spratlin
W. J. Hochle
Paul W. Key
J. I. Courson
A. (. Keiser
Joseph B. Wolf
Elks Flag Day Observance to Honor National Flag
Public invited to Atlanta Elks Flag Day program featuring Lucian L. Knight Georgia historian and orator, Mrs. Robert B Blackburn on the history of our flag, Rev. Russell K. Smith officiating, and musical renditions by The Wis quartet and Elks Troubadora. Audience to sing America and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Tabze of Elks
Lucian L. Knight
Georgia
Robert B. Blackburn
Russell K. Smith
Lodge
L. F. McClelland
Signor J. Volpi
Elks
America
Nora Allen
Fletcher Assails Farm Loan Board Appointments
Senator Fletcher of Florida assailed the Farm Loan Board appointments as politicized. He warned that directors appointed for farm loans have been Serphhiaena, urging the board remain nonpartisan to preserve usefulness and credit access, noting loans totaling over one million dollars and potential growth to billions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Farm Loan Board
Washington
Florida
Serphhiaena
Masonic Luncheon Today at Peacock Cafe
The Joseph C. Greenfield Judge will run the weekly Masonic club luncheon at Peacock cafe at 12:30 today. Mrs El mira Grow Wood will provide music with assistance from Rosa Lee Mc Clain Helen Gaye and AnnieHumphries.
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Joseph C. Greenfield
Masonic Club
Peacock Cafe
Elmira Grow Wood
Rosa Lee McClain
Helen Gaye
Annie Humphries
Waynesboro Rotary Guests of Savannah Rotary Club
Waynesboro Rotarians twenty five in number motored to Savannah for their weekly luncheon as guests of the Savannah Rotary club. Waynesboro is described as the smallest town in the group with a rotary club.
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Savannah
Waynesboro
Big
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