Embalmers and undertakers meet at state gathering
Local funeral directors and embalmers from Georgia join a State Association event in Macon to honor members and discuss embalming standards. Secretary treasurer and other officials attend sessions as leaders address the gathering and future investigations into embalming practices. A Macon obituary notes the death of Mrs Butler and service details.
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Parry Lev
George H. Plant
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Isthmian Canal dredge contracts let to Baltimore firm
The Isthmian commission awarded two sea going dredge contracts to Baltimore Steel Corp for 342000 each, after bids by William Simon Ventures were rejected as extortionate and noncompetitive under U S content rules favoring American made material for the Isthmian canal.
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Labor Scarce Across the South Hurt by Drought and Grass
The Constitution reports widespread labor shortages in Georgia North and South Carolina and Florida as cotton yields are expected to be average despite recent storms. Farmers struggle to find workers with women and children helping in fields. Drought and heavy rains affect crops in several states, while Florida shows acreage gains but labor costs rise. A separate note from Texas warns drought nearly ruins southern corn.
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Get What You Ask For Cascarets Then and Now
This ad extols Cascarets as the fast remedy millions use daily, claiming Sixth years of steady use and five million dollars spent to promote its merits. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters and presents Cascarets as a safe vegetable laxative that cleanses the digestive canal and protects life.
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Congress A Notable One OSTH CONGRESS A NOTABLE ONE
Washington reports the fifty ninth Congress near adjournment enacted key federal regulation measures. Bills on railroad rates and taxation reform advance toward law, with broader aims of national control and tariff adjustments.
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Baptists fill new position general evangelist chosen
Dr W W Hamilton of Toulaville elected general evangelist for the Southern Baptist church to oversee all evangelistic work. He has conducted meetings in Atlanta previously and studied revival movements in Wales and London. The committee includes Dr John F Purser chairman and Rev John White and Rev John Riggs. He will begin duties in early fall and may be based in Atlanta.
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Mission Board
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Horn
Virginia
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Many eqluled in Egypt battle toll rises
Caro June 24 Three hundred and fifty Sondanese were killed and one hundred captured by a punitive expedition from Hi-Obeth to relieve the resistance at Taldol attacked by native tribesmen early in June, causing forty Egyptians killed. The expedition suffered no losses. The attack is believed to be spurred by resentment toward the establishment of a government post.
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Printers Union Declines Plate Engravers Affiliation
Washington June 23 a long standing question was settled last night when the International Bel and Copper Plate Printers Union adopted resolutions declaring it would be detrimental to affiliate with any plate engravers union until all local plate engraver unions are amalgamated under the American Federation of Labor. The tradition demands consolidation to enable cooperation in trade lines.
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American Federation of Labor
Augusta Doctor Edward Geddings Dies At 73
Dr. Edward Geddings veteran southern physician dies in Augusta at age 73. He long served University of Georgia medical department and retired years ago to a country home near the city. He was the first American graduate from the University of Berlin at age 21 and was renowned as a scholarly figure in Georgia medicine.
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Bowden Lithia Water Ad Warns of Kidney Diseases
An old advertisement urges readers to protect kidney health by drinking Bowden Lithia Water. It claims prevention from rheumatism Brights disease and diabetes and advises asking a physician and placing orders by calling 1086. The tone is promotional and period specific with a direct call to action.
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Coaching Party Today Honoring Visiting Ladies
Colonel and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry host a coaching party this afternoon for two visiting young ladies Miss Carter Beharter of Toucou and Miss Annie Wester of Knox Tenn Invitations include Mira Ethel Kelley Miss Krom Belle Duttuse Susie May Pope and several gentlemen The group will meet at the Aragon hotel and travel to the Country Club Chitilla? glass.
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Walton Harper
Gethro vows revenge after expulsion for bribery attempt
Gethro admits guilt over bribery in the Massachusetts House and swears to expose fellow lawmakers. He claims many legislators are corrupt and vows to avenge his expulsion by revealing bribery ties, saying he faced a mob of hypocrites and will atone while hurling fault at the system.
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