Atlanta hosts grand lodge Elks for July convention
Atlanta plans to entertain the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks during July 9 to 14 as an expected 56 000 attendees arrive. Civic groups and city officials urge homeowners to open spare rooms to accommodate Elks and their guests to safeguard Atlanta’s convention reputation. A housing meeting with Elks officials and Atlanta citizens is scheduled to map an intensive bed-for-guest appeal.
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Atlanta Symphony Plan Seen Transforming City Culture
A new Atlanta symphony orchestra project, led by Enrico Leide, aims to stage 24 free performances over two years with 260 active members. The initiative seeks to elevate local culture, rival major metropolitan ensembles, and begin a September concert series under a celebrated Atlanta conductor. Also notes peanut credit ruling confirming peanuts as staple collateral and Georgia growers forming a cooperative to expand peanut marketing, boosting profits and easing cotton boll weevil pressures.
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Georgia
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Wealth Goes To Waste In Georgia Forests Editorial
The Adel News laments forest mismanagement in Georgia, urging laws to curb burning trees and protect against disease and insects. It warns of dwindling wealth from timber and criticizes waste from picnics and vehicle trips that strip fruit and landscape trees, stressing conservation to preserve birds, children, and woodland beauty.
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Adel (Ga) News
Georgia
Pleas of the Present Are Voices From a Tomb
Letter from Ernest L Rhodes praises The Constitution for exposing the Girls High School building as a fire and health risk. He credits late Isma Dooly with foresight in advancing women’s progress and notes growing public recognition of the danger and need for improvement in Atlanta in 1923.
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Health Talks Y William Brady M D Fruit Juices For Baby
A health note advises introducing fresh fruit juices to infants fed on pasteurized or boiled milk to aid digestion and growth. Start with small amounts of orange juice around weeks two to three, then gradually increase, with tomato, peach, pear, apricot, and apple as suitable alternatives. Avoid raw fruit pulp under age three, and limit juice to cooked or well strained forms for younger babies.
Hard on the Hands and Skin Care Advice
Reader asks about a wall street style hard on the hands and skin. The answer says disinfecting water and ruptures are discussed with guidance on safe hand care using soap and lanolin. It explains that chlorine tablets can disinfect questionable water and that rupture and hernia are the same, with operation as the safe cure for adults.
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Invitations Issued for Spanish American Reunion on July Fourth
Fitzhugh Leecamp No 6 Spanish American War Veterans adopted resolutions to extend special invitations to state senators and house members city council board of county commissioners congressmen and senators and each woman on the finance committee as honored guests for the state reunion on July 4 in Sumlay John B Haunson commander of the department of Genies notified all invitees.
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Passing of a Georgia Builder George Betts and his Turner County plan
The Georgia farmer advocate George T Betts dies after a long illness from acute appendicitis at his Ashburn home. He led a statewide push for balanced agriculture with cows hogs and chickens, promoting cooperative marketing and rural prosperity. His Turner County program spread to state and national attention, inspiring farmers and attracting coverage from The Country Gentleman Philadelphia Public Ledger and The Columbia State. Betts died in harness, leaving a lasting monument to Georgia’s agricultural future.
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Country Gentleman
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South Carolina
George Betty
Bits of New York Life by O O M'Intyre
A New York writer describes a Midwest trip to Indianapolis auto races and a promised chicken dinner. He lampoons New York cooking, observes Harlem tenements, and notes the urban crowd while recounting rail journey antics with Peter Kyne and Roy W. Howard.
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Remittance Plan Victory Voiced By Randolph For Atlanta Bank
Hollins Randolph, counsel for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, says the Supreme Court ruling on the par remittance case is a clear victory for the Atlanta bank on all points. He notes the decision upholds that banks may collect checks across districts and defend competition, with the restraining order to be dissolved once the ruling is entered as the district court judgment.
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Food and Drug Officials Meet in Atlanta Convention
The Association of Food and Drug Officials of the Southeastern States opens its sixth annual convention in Atlanta at 10:30 this morning. Sessions are at the State Capitol gsertate chamber with headquarters at the Piedmont hotel. Governor Thomas W. Hardwick will deliver the welcome, with W. M. Allen as responder and S. H. Wilson as president. Monday features committee appointments and talks on inspector training, with Tuesday and Wednesday sessions focusing on milk control, feedstuff discussions, and uniform laws.
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W. M. Allen
North Carolina
Raleigh
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H. Wilson
Georgia
Food and Drug
WR. M. Wharton
New York
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G. Bidwell
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Washington
Joseph Callaway
Savannah
Bureau
J. W. W. Skinner
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Savanash Station
Bucknell Awards Doctor of Laws to Dr John Hope
President John Hope of Morehouse College receives the Doctor of Laws from Bucknell University in Louisburg Pennsylvania in recognition of his leadership at the Atlanta institution.
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Stars Fasmu and Eslar named by the astrologer Miss Laurel Miller
A reader alleges that stars Fasmu and Eslar were discovered by astrologer Miss Laurel Miller. The column also mentions NSWO trivia on lunar lore and asks readers for vacation party ideas while listing miscellaneous historical and wartime Q A items and addresses.
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Pithy Paragraphs and the Loew's Grand Prizes
Mrs. T. H. Phinazee and Vereen Bell win passports to Loew's Grand today with the top two Contribs in the column each earning $5. The editor warns submitters must be original as he enforces the blacklist, while readers are invited to the playful verses and notes from contributors Famed lines about Marathon and Washington mingle with humorous snippets and light verse from Mrs Phinazee and Vereen Bell, plus a mix of letters and vignettes from readers.
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Pastor Proposes Dry Agents To Drastically Dry Broadway
In Chicago on June 17 Rev. Dr. R. A. Stewart preached that Broadway could become a desert if dry agents were deployed, claiming the booze issue has escalated beyond wets vs dries and America risks being seen as tolerating cheap law breakers.
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Senator Harris to Speak in McRae and Nearby
Senator William J. Harris will address audiences in McRae Telfair county on Monday June 25 at 11 am. He plans further events in Winder Lexington Crawfordsville and a Savannah River boat trip with Augusta businessmen on June 22 and 23. He will discuss congressional legislation and summarize his first four years in the Senate.
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Lexington
Crawfordsville
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The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
Ellen Glasgow lists favorite works from Poe to Tolstoy and Dickens, including Uncle Remus, Keats, Shelley, Anna Karenina, David Copperfield, The Way of All Flesh, Henry Esmond, Marcus Aurelius, The Renaissance, and Buckle. The note cites novels, poetry, philosophy, and history as enduring influences.
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