Katsura Denies Japan Aims At China Revolt And Seeks Peace
Tokio June 16 Prince Katsura premier of Japan declared in a long statement to Associated Press correspondent that Japan does not seek selfish aims in China. He emphasized Japan’s fixed policy to secure Chinese peace, prevent violation of China's integrity, and support six-power guarantees for a stable future. He regretted missing a U.S. visit en route to Europe.
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Tokio
Juna
Tai Hutshra
Premisr
Japan
Anteura
Associated - Brees
Chita
Prince Katsura
Europe
China
Pe Raety
Aelaia
Working-Class War Commentary From The Survey
The piece discusses German socialist leader Bebel and New York preacher John Haynes Holmes arguing against war and for peace. It notes mass socialist demonstrations in Berlin opposing belligerence, calls for workers not to be used as tools of kings and corporations, and envisions a future where nations lack soldiers to fight. Judge Gery comments on demagogues and socialists.
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Herr Bebel
Andsiidg
Reichstag
Aseura
New York
John Haynes Holmes
Russia
Japad
Spain
Africa
Barcelona
Berlin
France
Three Years of Misery Ends After Remedy
A woman from Ahoningtown Pennsylvania reports three years of misery and displacement followed by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles she claims strong health and urges others to try the medicine with similar results. She credits the product and quotes testimonials.
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Ahoningtown
Poe
Burns
Mahi
Pie Teatimoniae
Lydia Eares Vegeta
Mendell and Cohn Married in Thomasville Synagogue
Miss Helen Mendell of Moultrie wed Louis Cohn of Lumber City in a Jewish synagogue ceremony performed by Rabbi Nemtzow. The large gathering included relatives and friends, and the couple will reside in Lumber City.
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Thomasville
Helen Mendell
Moultrie
Louis Cohn
Lumber City
Nemtzow
Thomanville
Cohn
Virden Bearden Marriage Big Local Interest in Georgia
A marriage of Miss Annie Bell Virden to Mr. J. R. Bearden took place at Mrs. H. J. Sherwood’s home in McDonough Georgia on a Sunday afternoon. The event drew many friends from this part of the state and marked a notable social occasion.
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McDonough
Annie Bell Virden
J. R. Bearden
H. J. Sherwood
Women's waists tailored in same fashion as shirts
Clem Phillips Shirt Co. offers women's waists crafted with the same tailored fit and elegant execution as their men’s order shirts, highlighting consistent styling and quality across genders.
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Clem Phillips
Rain and Hurricane Halt Aviation Derby in Angiera
Angiera France June 16 Heavy rain and hurricane force wind halted the Aero Club Grand Prix aviation derby. Only seven of thirty five machines began the 632 mile race triangular course Augiers Chelet Saumur Angiers. Roland Garros completed three laps before 7 30 p m in 7 hours 35 minutes. Legagne and Rene Hedojl crashed but were unhurt. An extra three lap contest was scheduled for tomorrow with two prizes of 6000 each.
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Angiera
France
Aero Club
Augiers
Chelet
Saumur
Angiers
Roland G. Garros
Legagne
Rene Hedojl
Man on motorcycle injured by auto in Atlanta incident
Police seek a black Cadillac driver after he struck Hen Goldberg 218 Edgewood avenue on a day afternoon. Goldberg was thrown, injured, and the driver fled the scene. Citizens’ chase failed. Goldberg treated at home by a physician. Driver faces charges for reckless driving and road-ordinance violations.
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Georgia
Hen Goldberg
Edgewood Avenue
Goldberg
Sheare
Fi Goldbere
Wen
Charles Butner Shows Slight Improvement
In a delicate incident at No. 49 Viaduct Place Charles Bittner the engineer was stabbed by Gioras W Bowens. Surgeons reported six stab wounds in various parts of the body. Bowens, emerging from police barracks, claimed he did not know what happened in the store.
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Charles Bittner
Gioras W. Bowens
Viaduct Place
Bowens
Trinity Church Opens New Building with Evening Services
Dr J B Robins pastor of Trinity church led the first evening service in the new Washington street church. He urged individuals to seek Christ personally, tying faith to everyday life and practical religion. Summer services for youths continue, with the church expected to be ready for occupancy by August 1.
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J. B. Robins
Trinity Church
Washington Street
Rebina
Christ
Dr. Robins
Robins
No Life Found On Alaska Mainland After Disaster
Cordova reports no sign of life on the mainland side of the fearsome strait near a mountain, supporting fears that about 200 people in mainland villages perished. Efforts fail to reach Afognak station near Kodiak as concern grows for Superintendent Heldmann and a large hatchery crew.
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Cordova
Alaska
Redonda
Karluk
Bhelikog Strait
Afognak
Kodiak Island
Antiety
Heldmann
Thomasville seeks more paved sidewalks plan
June 16 Thomasville Ga. residents push for a bill to amend Charter 50 to require the city to pay half of the curb cost and to begin paving at least 10 miles of sidewalks. The measure aims to keep pace with neighboring towns that have started paving programs.
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Strgeta
Thomasville
Letter to Col R J Redding at Farms and Farmers Dept
Addranu ai letters intended for the Department to Col R J Redding Editor of Farms and Farmers Department Griffin Georgia.
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Addranu
Col
R. J. Redding
Farms and Farmers Department
Griffin, Georgia
Improving soil with humus and rotation methods
A long discussion on soil fertility emphasizes humus as the priority, noting that relying on fertilizers alone loses efficiency over years. It advocates leguminous cover crops, stable manure, and rotation to build humus, improve availability of minerals, and accelerate soil formation compared to natural processes.
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Nctual Trial
R. d. Redding
Spray and arbor advice for grapes and plants from Georgia farmers
Practical horticulture notes from Georgia: spraying grapes starts at bud swell and avoids bloom, using Bordeaux mixture and copper carbonate solutions to combat anthracnose black rot and brown rot. Arbor frame guidance favors 4x4 or 6x6 posts with galvanized wire, carbolineum treatment, and a 7 foot high trellis. Formalin for potato scab is one pint per 30 gallons, potatoes suspended in solution. creosote or coal tar combinations for timber preservation with hot application. Fall Irish potatoes seed potential discussed. rabies incubation in cattle noted. practice and questions from readers with expert replies.
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Infervar
Paris Gretn
Griffin
Starnes
M. Nisbet
Horse Withers Treatise and Horse Health Remedies
In a veterinary column a long note discusses a withers abscess in a horse and a plan to treat with cold baths, sugar of lead lotion, blistering, and antimony inserts to drain and heal. Also covered are seedy toe in a mare, lame hogs, an ailing mule, and a dog chorea, with cautions on diagnosis and suggested remedies and tonics.
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Fistula OF
Withers
C. Midland
Este
R. Rosehill
N. C
Atlanta Constitution
Gore
He Make Me Laugh and the Third Term Debate
Fragmentary text presents a dialogue about trust, politics, and personal expression. Names and clear events are unclear. the piece reads like a transcription of garbled phrases and scattered quotes with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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