THE CONSTITUTION TO BE ON SALE IN NEW YORK CITY
A dated notice details street corner sales and agents for the Constitution in New York City with address references. It notes subscription receipts and payment rules, citing Associated Press policy and urging adherence to published rates. The piece also includes a Bible verse and discussion on reparations conference participation and a Stone Mountain memorial appeal to employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nework City
Schultz
Grand Geotral Depot
Carp Patnach
Lown Loral Carrere
Office of Publiation
Paris
United States
Associated Press Dispatchy
New York
Juet From Georgia By Frame 1 Parton
A fragmented verse urges reflection on love and loss, with imagery of a daisied place and a dream that haunts the speaker. The speaker recalls a face and faith, noting how beauty lies in a sleeping place beyond reach.
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Juet
Georgia
Parton
Fish Tale From Howell Gazette Captures Local Carp Feat
The Howell Gazette recounts Charles Morrison of West Plains sourcing a giant carp from a pond. After a pitched battle the 24 pound fish, 2 1/2 feet long, was landed with a pitchfork, witnessed by Morrison and his son. The tale highlights local fishing lore and farm life.
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Love
Arma
Rome
Thie
Howell Gazette
Charles Morrison
West Plains
Bia
Morrison
Morrian
Just in Passing by James Hollomon on labor in church panel
The Lake Junaluska conference program in North Carolina July 1 8 features labor leaders including Terome Jones of Atlanta AFL and George Berry national president of the Printing Pressmen Stereotypers union to discuss Christian principles in industry. A Jerome Jones Georgia and other notable figures join debates on democracy in national and international affairs. The Atlanta Opportunity School reports 1778 people served, with calls for regular school status larger quarters more trade classes and extended placement work. A letter from Hon W C Henson of Cartersville endorses farm tenancy studies and urges state action to improve tenant housing and agriculture economics.
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Thera
Southern Methodist
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Terome Jones
Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
George Berry
Bishop Cannon
G. W. Dyer
T. W. Galloway
Roberta
Tennessee
Roy Haynes
8. G. Bland
Joe Canada
W. G. Mc.Adao
Clarenta Johnson
North Carolina Department of Public W Welfare
Mary Anderson
Federal Department of Labor
Atlanta Opportunity School
Atlanta Board of Education
Tt Haa
J. F P. Canton
State Board For Industrial Rehabilitation
Hoya
Cartersville
James A. Holloman
Bir
State of
Georgia
Tess
University of North Carolina Press
Branson and
Shickey
The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
Rebecca West lists ten books she admires including Don Quixote, The Golden Bough, The Brothers Karamazov, The Dynasts, Chapters from the Mehligious History of Spain, Emperor and Galilean, and Memoirs of a Midget among others. She credits Cervantes and Lea for vivid storytelling and notes the influence of illustrations on her reading.
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Thackeray
Cervantes
Dore
Albustrations
Isben
Shakespeare
Frazer
Brothers Karamazov
Dostoievski
Dynasts
Hardy
Spain
Henry Charles Lea
Lea
Europe
Anatole France
Walter de la Mare
Rialto Fame and White Ziegfeld Rivalry Unfolding
New York gossip notes Rialto fame with George White leaving greasepaint for producing and challenging Ziegfeld as Gallagher and Shean are courted for a big revue. White, 31, faces financial rumors but remains confident, aided by Jolson’s backing and a growing Jewish group in Broadway circles.
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New York
George White
Hialto Ranke
al Jolson
Angel
Wrigley
Charles ‘Dillingham
White
Ziegfeld
Gallagher
Shean
Broadway
Jand
Forrest Grove Sunday School Picnic at Store Mountain
Forrest Grove Sunday school will hold its annual picnic at Store Mountain next Wednesday. Dinner will be spread on or near the mountain.
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Forrest Grove S. S
Forrest Grove
Health Talks on William Brady and Baby Formula
An article discusses simple arithmetic for feeding infants, advocating home modification of cows milk to resemble human milk. It argues fresh certified milk is best, but modified cows milk can be adequate with careful adjustments in sugar, minerals, and proteins, using cereal waters or barley for dilution.
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America
Washington
State Department
United States
American
Law of Nations
New International Court
the Hague
Potomac
Supreme Court
Chinquapin
Conway Log Cabin- Democrat
Conway Nir
Sonia
Visiting Nobles Entertained by Shriners Here
Mahi Temple in Atlanta hosted visiting nobles from Jeru salem Temple New Orleans and Yaarab. 345 nobles arrived by two special trains and more than 100 cars carried them to the Masonic temple for breakfast and a barbecue at East Lake Club. Activities included swimming golf tennis dancing at Roseland Hall and a 7 pm dinner.
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Mahi
Temple
Miami
Fis
Vermihal
Lon Oredelle
Yaarab
Masonic Temple
Con
Mast Lake
Jerusalem Temple
New Orleans
Brookwood
Mahi Temple
Albert Dunn
Atlanta
Jerusalem
Herbert W. Kaiser
Frank J. Herman
East Lake Club
Roseland Hall
Exide Station Owners Meet for Atlanta Sales Conference
Exide service station owners and managers in the Atlanta territory gather today at the Camtas City club for a sales conference led by Charles W. Bell. About fifty owners and the Atlanta branch sales team will discuss plans for coming months with additional meetings in Jacksonville and Nashville to accommodate all representatives.
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Exide
Atlanta
Camtas City Club
Charles W. Bell
Jacksonville
Nashville
Mleetrie Stofige
Bell
City Club to Discuss Migration of Negroes
City club schedules a Friday June 15 discussion at 12:30 on labor migration from Georgia. The group notes 35 percent of the negro population has left the state belt, seeking potential relief for distress. President Edgar Watkins hopes the talk yields concrete steps.
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City Club
Custom Belt
Georgia
Edgar Watkins
Reader questions and folklore answers column
A reader Q&A page offers references on words origins weather lore and slang plus practical notes on crops pests and cooking with various historical tidbits. It covers pronunciation, leap years, bread hardtack, and the Alamo as a thermopylae analogue while answering trivia about Davy Jones Locker and the Passover.
PITHY PARAGRAPHS BRING CHEER TO COCHRAN GUESTS
Coleman Hall of Cochran Georgia earns a five dollar prize as his brief column is selected for the Pithy Paragraph film at Loew's Grand theater. Norman Stringfellow and John Bruton receive two tickets each for their lines, while a roster of light verse captions fills the rest of the page.
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Coleman Hall
Cochran
Olympian Heights
Band of Georgia
Hall
Loew's Grand Theater
The
Constitution
Loew's
Norman Stringfellow
John Bruton
Urges a Deeper Respect For the American Flag
A reader from Atlanta Ga June 12 1923 calls for greater reverence for the flag after observing Shrine patrols and others removing hats as the flag passed from the Candler building to the Shrine lot. The letter argues patriotism is worth fighting for and deserves respect.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Candler
Shrine
F. G. Frazinr
Atlanta, Ga
Hi Y Clubs to Attend Georgia Training Camps
Hi Y clubs across Georgia will spend a week at Youngs Mill near LaGrange for intensive training and recreation. A leaders conference precedes the camp with speakers including Dr. Harvey Cox of Emory University, Dr. W W Alexander, J J McConnell, Thomas Johnson, Dr A E Wheeler, C B Loomis, O M Kim, led by H B Montague of the YMCA in arranging the program.
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Georgia
Young's Mill
LaGrange
Harvey Cox
Emory University
W. W. Alexander
Commission On Race Relations
J. J. McConnell
Bombay
India
Thomas Johnson
A. E. Wheeler
Atlanta
C. B. Loomis
International Boys’ Work
South
O. M. Kim
Korea
H. B. Montague
YM. C
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Gortlag
Dutip
Eg JR
Holliday
Constitution Building
Atieara
Associated Press
Eal Fewe
France
England
London
Willis AW Booth
International Chamber of Commerce
Economic House of Europe
Stone Mountain
National Guard
American Legion
Virginia
National Guardsmen
American Legionnaires
Pisce
Earth
Hetter
Charles W. Hubner
Brush Creek
Springsdale News
Borh
Dibert Williams
Gordon Chapel
Conway
City Farmer
Melton Wonera
Heitor McIntosh
Alberty Herald
Prude
Delver
James &, Hollomon
W. C. Henson
U. S
Great Britain
North American
Alliance
Rebecca West
Henry James
the Judge
Arthur Sullivant Hoffman
O. C. Mintyre
Rialto Fame
Eddie Cantor
Midlin
Goldreyer
Mikes
Teving Berlin
Sammie Shipman
Elmer Reizenstein
Rice
Jack Lait
William Brady
Fifth Avenue
Fifth and Park Avenues
Hegina
Florida
Corneling Vanderbilt
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Stampa
Davy Jones
Locker
Ann Ean
Grimes
York
Louis Untermeyer
Jones
Alamo
David Crockett
James Bowle
W. B. Travin
Santa Anna
Loveman
Cligs
Lite Willia
Haln
John Staton
WW. J. Cooper
W. J. Bryan
Jack Lamar
Arthur Codington
Bim
Victoria Brown
Jean
Maude
Sonny
Toney
Jesse F. Stockbridge
John
Mary
Kite
T. B. Rillegrew
Jack Belt
Abraham Lea
Abraham Lee
Allan Chandler
Eaey Toark
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