Rural Credit and Co operative Agriculture Study Graded
The commission expands to cover rural life and cooperative farming with four subcommittees on finance production distribution and organization. They examine banking and credit supports for agriculturists, soil fertility associations, farmers’ implements and middlemen, and rural life improvements including family conditions and farming unions. The US leaders and the federal commission under President Wilson participate in observation and adaptation for North American contexts.
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Benarow
Commission
Uml Eta
Italy
Ireland
Canada
Hutterfield
Massachusetts
Harvey Jordan
Georgia
Owens
Washington
Thomasville Club Property Sold to Crawford Livingston
Thomasville Georgia May 25 The Country club property near Thomasville sold to Crawford Livingston of St Paul Minnesota for 25000 The 235 acre site includes two club houses and a resort popular with northern winter visitors The owners hope to keep the property intact and Livingston plans to build a winter home in a premier southern location Livingston is a well known local winter resident and a wealthy figure expected to join the millionaire residents of Thomasville
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Thomanville
Country Club
Thomasville
Crawford Livingston
St Paul
Minny T
Wolf Jinks Tuttle
Livingston
South
Pope Welcomes Large Pilgrim Audience in Consistory Hall
The pope greeted a large group of pilgrims from various nations this morning, delivering a short address and blessing them for their visit. He then received Viennese pilgrims with the Austrian ambassador in the consistory hall, in the court of San Damaso as arranged.
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Hell
San Damaso
Mortuary notices for Brannen and Hale in Henry County region
Mrs Barbara Brannen aged 80 died yesterday at her son J D Brannan’s home at McMonough Gap. She was a pioneer of Henry County with wide acquaintance. survived by brother George Crumley and three children JD and George Crumley and Mrs D F Clemons. funeral today at 2 o’clock in Jesup. Mrs S F Hale died at 9:30 pm, widow of Dr F Elis, a dentist and city capitalist, left a husband and a daughter after months of illness. funeral arrangements not yet announced. James C King, 77, died at the Confederate Soldiers Home Sunday at 7 am. body to be moved to Harry Pagles. funeral announcements to follow.
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Barbara Brannen
J D Brannan
McMonough Gap
Brannan
Henry County
Miss Crumley
George Crumley
D F Clemons
F. Elfis
Jesup
S F. Hale
Elis
F Elis
James C. King
James King
Confederate Soldiers Home
Harry Pagles
South Pryor Street
Palmer dies at home. funeral planned Tuesday
Jack L Palmer aged 36 died Sunday at 45 Irchy Street. Patterson's chapel will handle arrangements with funeral set for Tuesday. Survived by wife and one daughter, three brothers WooD M and H Palmer, and four sisters Mrs To Herring, Mrs ft. M Smith, Mrs CoM Smith, and Miss Mary Palme.
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Jack L Palme
Irchy Street
Patterson
Wood
M and
H Palmer
Mra To Herring
Ft. M Smith
Com .Smith
Mary Palme
Symbolic Key and the Garments of Art Across Ages
Art, music, and poetry are inseparable from the dress of the age they seek to portray. Imagination clothes masters and ideals in robes shaped by their era, and poetry becomes thought clothed in words. Thus clothing and the arts touch, each informing the other’s evolution.
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Wailor and Cutter
Flowers Distributed by Church Members in Atlanta
Members of the First Christian church visited jails hospitals and charitable institutions Sunday afternoon, distributing over 1090 bouquets from 180 church members and Sunday school children. Flower Gift, now an annual event, surpassed last year by spreading flowers to the city’s poor and unfortunates. Flowers were placed at the church and decorated the choir loft during the service. Dr Bricker preached on The Lilies How They Grow.
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Liudies
First Christian Church
Atlanta
Dr. Bricker
Why We Are Growing Fat From The American Magazine
A reflective critique noting vanished arts and modern declines in letter writing and conversation. The piece suggests growing fat as a metaphor for cultural stagnation, arguing that excess contemplation and inactivity reduce vitality, even as critics claim drama and poetry falter. It hints at walking as a revived art forming part of a broader cultural shift.
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Warnemoorth
Walking vs Motors Shapes New York Life
An essay notes walking is rare except for groups like the Appalachian club and Boy Scouts with President John Finley at the College of the City of New York. It laments pedestrians as an art unused, while motor use grows, making people fatter and less inclined to walk. The piece mocks the idea of walking long distances for pleasure and suggests cars render walking impractical.
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Appalachian Club
Boy Scouts
John Finley
College of the City of New York
New York
Women’s edition project advances with Atlanta group
The article details planning for a Woman’s Edition with numerous editors and departments. It highlights efforts by Mrs Hugis Wiliet, Mrs F J Spret g, Mrs Ben Phillips, Mrs Charles J Haden, and others. A Tuesday meeting is urged for all interested, with district clubs reporting progress and support.
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RL. Cooney
Society
Woods Whites
A P Coles
Nash Brogies
JB. McGovern
Puendey
Memminger to Address Lucy Cobb Graduates
Athens Ga May 25 Rev Hugh K Walker preached the baccalaureate at 11 o clock in Seney Stovall on Lucy Cobb Institutes fifty fifth commencement The sermon praised beauty of thought delivery and expression Dr Walker led the vesper service tonight at the chapel Tonight last night opened the commencement season with Percy Mackayes Jeanne dArc presented by pupils of the oratory department Miss Carolyn Cobb The graduating exercises will be held tomorrow evening with Dr W W Memminger of Atlanta delivering the address He is a scholar of rare culture The annual concert is tomorrow evening at 8 16 in Seney Stovall chapel and a reception for the class is planned The program features the advanced pupil in the ras te department and selections for nonmusicians.
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Athens
Hugh K. Walker
Seney-Stovall Chanel
Lucy Cobb Institute
Walker
Percy Mackaye
Jeanne d'Arc
Oratory Department
Carolyn Cobb
W. W Memminger
Atlanta
Memminger
Sener-Stevall Chapel
Graduating Exercises at State Normal Today
In Athens Georgia May 25 special one of the shortest and best commencement sermons was by Dr A J Monorief Barnesville before State Normal School students. He spoke on Ask Man Thinketh in His Heart Bets He and preached a direct unembellished sermon on the inspiration of right thinking and its effect on lives. The baccalaureate address will be Monday morning at 1116 by President S C Mitchell of the University of South Carolina. Graduating exercises follow Monday with graduates from 121 counties attending.
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Athens
A J. Monorief
Barnesville
State Normal School
Apna
State Normal
S.C. Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Five Men Drowned in Canal Bank Collapse at New Orleans
A group of five laborers, three white and two Black, drowned when a section of the canal bank gave way at the old basin near St Louis and Bread streets in New Orleans. They were building a concrete wall for a canal tunnel. Several others were swept into the water but rescued.
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New Orleans
St Louis
Bread Streets
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Swift
Swift & Company
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Mra
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McElroy
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U. D C
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Canton
Tocooa News
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Nike
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Forsyth Building
Ivy Laboratories
Piedmont Avenue
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