Will Coolidge Lead Congress in New Senate Balance
Washington, Nov 10. Mark Sullivan analyzes the Senate split after the election, noting insurgent Republicans La Follette, Frazier, Ladd, and Brookhart shrink the nominal majority. He argues Coolidge can lead if resolute, that Democrats lean conservative, and predicts institutional control will hinge on presidential clarity and party discipline rather than patronage.
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Dr Blosser's Cigarettes and Driver for Catarrh Relief
An advertising notice promotes Dr Blosser's Remedy for catarrh. The portable smoke delivers herbal medicine via a pipe or cigarette to air passages. It claims soothing healing without tobacco, safe for women and children, and suitable for asthma deafness and frequent colds.
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Brom o Aspirin Better Than Plain Aspirin
A doctor endorses Torame-Aspirin as free of heart depressant effects. It is said to slightly stimulate the heart, contains no quinine, and provides quick relief for colds fever backache and grippe. Taylor's Fromo-Aspirin is claimed unique and safer for the heart. Available in Mat boxes with fifteen tablets for 2 dollars.
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Colonel Joy to address women at Georgia club convention
Colonel Jason Joy, executive secretary of the committee on public relations of the moving picture industry, will be the principal speaker at the morning session of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs convention. He will discuss the motion picture and its relation to men and women who compose the audiences. He is slated to return to Atlanta later in November for three days as a guest of the Better Films committee and other organizations.
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Daddy Day program at Commercial High School attracts parents
The Parent Teacher Association will host a Daddy Day program this evening at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. The event features a skit by the Gin Scouts, with songs from the glee club and performances by the school orchestra.
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Dr Thwing Speaks at Agnes Scott College
Dr Charles F Towing of Cleveland Ohio former president of Western Reserve University spoke Monday to Agnes Scott faculty on What Constitutes a Teacher He is head of Phi Beta Kappa and attended a Phi Beta Kappa dinner at Alumni House Then he addresses Emory University and speaks at a Georgian Terrace dinner hosted by the Georgia association Phi Beta Kappa He tours to the University of Georgia Athens before returning home Mrs Thwing accompanies him Clare Howell Sr editor of The Atlanta Constitution will give a brief talk at the Georgia Phi Beta Kappa dinner with Eugene M Mitchell and Harold Hirsch among other speakers T B Higdon chairs the arrangements for the dinner and reservations.
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Funeral rites mark Lodge death in Massachusetts
Tributes poured in as Senator Henry Cabot Lodge died. President Coolidge and Governor Cox praised his public service. Nahant and Harvard associates prepared simple services. Rumors pointed to Butler or Young as potential successor under state law.
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Carolina Youth, 15, Dies After Knee Injury
Allen Bennett Smith, 15, of Garnett, Kansas, died in a Savannah hospital from an infection linked to a knee injury suffered four years earlier. He endured ten operations over the period. The report notes the incident and medical outcome as recorded in the Savannah hospital.
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Suwannee River Special Arrives in Atlanta Ahead of Schedule
The Suwannee River Special on the Southern Railway arrived in Atlanta five minutes early, after crossing from Chicago with 13 cars. Aboard were A. W. Beckler and J. C. Beam, who expect continued heavy northern traffic to Florida this winter, with through service to Tampa via Petersburg and Sarasota.
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Woman Continues Vigil Over Man in Georgia Shooting
Walter Anderson of Montezuma Ga was shot in the face and eyes by James W. McKenzie in Fort Valley. He rests at a Macon clinic with one eye likely to be removed. Mrs McKenzie, the only witness, tended him and said Anderson is improving. Bail was sought for McKenzie in Perry Ga as the investigation proceeds.
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Attempt to Slay Ex Legion Chief Costs Ten Years
Grand Rapids Mich November 10 Chedell Simpson 45 was today sentenced to from 5 to 10 years in prison for shooting and wounding Colonel John G Emery past national commander of the American Wegier and will be taken to the prison tomorrow morning Judge Verdiers in his sentence recommended that Simpson serve six years Simpson said he had been drinking heavily the day of the shooting and that he entered Emerys office intending to kill Colonel Emery and also Mrs Simpson the stenographer employed there EEE
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Governor Walker Outlines State Policy Aims
Governor Clifford Walker announced sweeping administrative policies to expand state services, fund a permanent 32 month highway system, reform taxes, improve education and health, and boost state appropriations. Speaking before the Atlanta Woman’s Club, he urged women to back tax reform and criticized securities for avoiding taxes. He cited overcrowded facilities and urged larger appropriations and better teachers, health care, and highway networks to unite Georgia communities and lift state institutions.
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Demonstration of mental tests at Peacock School for Boys
The governor Ulker explanation and demonstration on mental efficiency tests was given by Professor Wesley Peacock head of the Peacock School for Boys. Arthur Gottesmann a 10 year old freshman at Oglethorpe University figures in the discovery credited to Professor Leacock. The meeting of the club's semi monthly session was presided over by Mrs. Norman Sharp.
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Carolina Vet Dies at 70 in Anderson South Carolina
Anderson SC November 10 General A Reed former commander of United Confederate Veterans of South Carolina and trustee of the Confederate Memorial Institute Richmond died at his home at 3 pm after several weeks illness He was 70 years old
Training Offers Jobs For Unskilled With Short Courses
An ad from Bryan-Hatto Business College promotes non experience entry through brief training. It touts cheap options, including an hour daily or six month night school, with a life scholarship and inexpensive tuition. The copy mocks old notions of value, claiming trained brains outperform raw labor.
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