Agricultural colleges unite to advance nation-wide studies
Leaders from Georgia and national agricultural colleges gather in Atlanta for annual association meeting. Delegates include university presidents and state officials, with foreign attendees expected. Sessions at the state capitol discuss pedagogy, federal aid, and the role of agricultural education in expanding scientific methods and industrial progress.
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Carpenters Union Delegates Meet in Atlanta
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America held a convention at the Kimball House in Atlanta. A resolution of thanks to local unions and citizens was adopted, signed by General President William D. Huber and others. The board approved aid for Dayton Ohio carpenters on strike and Atlantic City carpenters in dispute. Delegates began departing today after a successful meeting.
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The Bijou Presents Strong Week Of Atlanta Theater
The Bijou offers a strong bill with top acts and popular players drawing large crowds despite election coverage. Highlights include Keough and Bailard, ZaZelle, Vernon, Baby Lund, Earnest, Zawson, and the administri. Two productions, In the Quiet and The Liberty Belles, plus musical numbers, showcase Augustus Thomas and Thomas W. Ross. A matinee is set for today with advancing sales for the week.
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Grape-Nuts Food Praised By Soldier Overcoming Malaria
A soldier in the Philippines describes severe malarial digestive collapse and failed remedies until Grape-Nuts Food was tried. He credits the product with restoring digestion, appetite, and strength after eighteen months of weakness, declaring the cereal not only aids digestion but is life saving.
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Market Reports Continued From Tenth Page
Market notes cover cotton and copper, with January cotton firm late trading and bearish undertone. Washington bulletin expected to shift sentiment, demand shrinking daily, quotes steady near 9 cents. Copper sluggish in New York with September settlements around 12.36, exports to date 736,819 tons.
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Market mixed as prices slip in metals and commodities
Lead and zinc prices eased with spot lead around 25.30 to 25.40, London closes off at £115 12s 6d spot and £114 futures. Copper and tin steadiness noted. sugar and coffee markets show varied movements with October futures edging lower. Wool market reports and regional pricing align with mixed late fall activity. Charles C. McCord nominated by acclamation for Kentucky state railroad commissioner in the second district.
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