Leaders in Agricultural Colleges Meet in Atlanta
Educators from Georgia and across the United States gather for the Georgia Agricultural College convention in Atlanta. The event highlights cooperative work among agricultural colleges, federal and state support, and advances in technical instruction and agricultural science. Proposals aim to boost funding, expand programs, and host visiting dignitaries, with speakers including university leaders and government officials.
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Carpenters Union Delegates Thank Atlanta Host City
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America held a convention in Atlanta at Kimball House. The executive board approved grants for striking carpenters in Dayton and Atlantic City and praised local unions and citizens for a warm welcome. General President William D. Huber and General Secretary Frank Duffy signed the resolution of thanks.
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The Bijou Show Tops Atlanta Theaters With Strong Bill
Review praises the Bijou for a powerful program praised by crowds despite elections nearby. Keough Bailard ZaZelle Verion and Baby Lund lead strong acts while Earnest Dawson entertain. Matinee today. advance sales high for week's shows including In the Quiet and The Liberty Belles musical comedy with a novelty filled kitchen dormitory and hotel scenes. Champagne recalled as a memorable line in the finale.
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Effect of Climate Overcome by Proper Food
A soldier writes from the Philippines on malarial sickness and poor digestion. He credits Grape-Nuts Food with restoring his digestive health after months of misery and weak appetite. He testifies the cereal improved digestion and general comfort after meals.
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Market reports continue from tenth page on cotton and copper
New York and London market notes show cotton trading narrow with bearish undertone, January up briefly then drifting. demand shrinking while prices hover around 9 cents. Copper remains dull in New York with slight fluctuations, exports and monthly totals provided. readers urged to watch Washington bulletin for clearer direction.
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Market declines seen with mixed metals and commodities
Spot and futures in London and New York show declines in copper and lead while zinc and tin hold. Coffee futures fall with light activity in New York and New Orleans markets report firm sugar and steady rosin and turpentine. Henry McCord nominated by Kentucky Democrats for state railroad commissioner.
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