Just From Georgia Delivers Elks Need and Farm Plan
Georgia urged to house Elks visitors during July convention with 50 000 to 75 000 guests, appealing homeowners to open their homes for fair rates. Georgia agriculture push led by Betts legacy promotes diversified farming with cows hogs and chickens, creameries and Georgia butter markets to reduce cotton reliance. A statewide meeting in Atlanta is planned to advance this plan for Georgia’s material welfare.
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Country Gentleman
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Health Talks Y William Brady Urges Iodine For Goitre Prevention
Grand Rapids health officials report about 30 percent of local school children show simple goitre across 65 schools. They advocate weekly iodine treats, often chocolate tablets with iodine, and describe doses for children and adults, noting varied sources from seafood to vegetables and recommending medical guidance for higher doses.
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Grand Rapids
Central High School
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Goitre
Kimball
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Warren
Niles
Findlay
Ohio
India
Switzerland
America
Will Georgians Answer This Call
Georgia faces distress in rural areas with many farms deserted or operated by the elderly. The author urges public conscience and coordinated action to balance agriculture, improve schooling and marketing, and end single crop dependence while noting migration to cities and the impact of lack of financing. A supportive letter from H. G. Mastings underscores urgency.
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Ate ‘Lanta
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Met
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Canada
Transcontinental
Canadian Northern
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific
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Great Britain
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Bits of New York Life by O O Mintyre
A diary style column from New York June 24 recounts small city scenes with Ray Rohn the limner and a new daughter Mary Jane, a goat on Lexington Avenue, and a bustling Italian district on Cherry Street. The piece shifts to Georgia’s George Betts and a broader appeal for agricultural reform, urging a statewide Atlanta meeting to continue his work. It blends urban vignette with political advocacy and memory of Betts.
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Hotafine
Behulst
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Dealera
Gerard Iice
Buy
New York
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Mary Jane
A. Basker
Cuban
Dean Cornwell
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Russian Eagle
James Barton
Bobbie Clark
London
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Slyme Mountain
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G. Tiastings
Atlanta
Howell
the Constitution
Tibet the
Georgia Association
George Betts
Tarmer
Georgia Association For Balanced Agriculture
George
PITHY PARAGRAPHS AT LOEW'S GRAND THEATER CONTEST
A humorous item describes daily ticket prizes for top contributions in Pithy Paragraphs at Loew's Grand theater. It notes winners E. T. Larson and Mrs. Victoria Brown and quirky verse about a har and a melodic carp, with playful banter about the contest and a humorous exchange on auto purchase.
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E. T. Larson
Victoria Brown
Loew's Grand Theater
Loew's Grand
The Turtle and the Elephant and Other Verses
A mixed local feature includes poems and verse snippets with signatures from readers and contributors such as Ernest Hartwell Guy Coffee Mrs Jean Campbell Virginia Hammond Allen Chandler Toby Wide and Claude A Still. It also references Alfred Newell and a Georgia association solidarity appeal after Henry Grady’s legacy with calls to support agricultural and industrial growth.
Quick Q and A on everyday facts from a 1920s reader quiz
A long list of questions and answers covers topics from physiology and food to government, genetics, transportation, and symbolism. It includes findings on hot day effects on body types, tomato safety, arrowhead making, washing powder formulas, legal marriage ages in certain states, wheat as a valuable plant, and details about early film showing “The Horse in Motion,” among many other varied curiosities with names of organizations and places such as the U S Bureau of Mines and Carnegie Institute.
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Carnegie Institute Ofogy
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
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