Cotton dominates southern thought and wealth
The article argues that the South now measures wealth by cotton prices, not production itself, noting a shift after European war and a past verge of vast manufacturing growth. It previews a Sunday Constitution feature by Richard H. Edmonds on the forces steering Southern thought and industry. It also mentions Lubovska the Russian dancer drawing New York interest and a four color page in Sundays Constitution.
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Richard H. Edmonds
South
Georgia
Dan Eagle
Dixie
The
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Lubovska
New York
Ptolemy
Making Crippled Children Healthy and Happy Out East
A Georgia feature highlights the Scottish Rite Masons’ work at two bungalows near Druid Hills on Lake Drive to treat crippled children from Dixie. Sundays Constitution will tell the story so readers feel they have met the youngsters themselves.
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East Lake Drive
Druid Hills
Pleasant Pine Woods
Atlanta
South
Scottish Rite
Dixie
The Constitution's Sunday illustrated supplement preview
An Fleur's Entertainment for Men of Many Minds promises a wealth of features. The brief excerpt lists several example items, inviting readers to explore the forthcoming supplement and its varied content.
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Constitution
Sheriff Halts Removal Of Georgia and Florida Tracks
Douglas, Ga. Sept 23. Special. About midnight Broxton learned of the move and exiled Sheriff Ricketson and deputies by wire to the scene where Roadmaster Murdock of the Georgia and Florida railway with about 80 hands was taking up a track from Barrows Bluff on the Ocmulgee to Broxton. The work was stopped. Injunction proceedings and a restraining order were secured from Judge Sugomerall of Waycross. Earlier Broxton had success with the Fitagemid Ocilla and Broxton railway on removal of track between Ozierflela and Broxton.
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Broxton
Ricketson
Murdock
Georgia and Florida Railway
Barrows Bluff
Ocmulgee
Sugomerall
Waycross
Fitagemid
Ocilla
Ozierflela
Asheville's Challenge Declined by Peels
New Orleans September 23. President Heinemann of the New Orleans Southern association chairmen stated he had declined the offer of Jack Corbett manager of the Asheville league pennant winners to play a post season series for the Ali-Digie baseball tile. Mr Heinemann cited a class difference and lack of consent as objections to the series.
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New Orleans
Heinemann
New Orleans Southern Association
Jack
Corbett
Asheville
Helmemann
Edwin Arden Stars in Simon the Jester by Locks
Edwin Arden appears in the play Simon the Jester by William J Locks as the lead figure Pa the Gold Rooster with a pivotal role in the production. The review highlights Arden's stage presence and the show's period tone.
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Edwin Arden
Simon the Jester
William J. Locks
Untitled sports play description with disputed out call
A batter hits to left field and the ball is mishandled by the left fielder. The center fielder fields the ball cleanly and throws to third as a runner is ruled out. The umpire must determine whether the ball was first touched by the left fielder or by the fielder with the glove for a legal runner out.
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Sue Uy Beoye
Felder
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Helder
Unclear historic sports dates from Tresylvania listing
Fragmentary OCR listing dates and institutions. Mentions Ohio University, Mississippi A&M, Southwestern Presbyterian, Georgia Tech, Kentucky Wesleyan, Chattanooga, Georgetown, and Lombville with scattered day numbers in September October November. No coherent event details or results.
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Ohio
Georgia Dahlonega Game Set for Friday Oct 2
Athens Ga September 22 Special It has been decided that the football game between North Georgia Agricultural College at Dahlonega and the University will be played on Friday October 2 instead of October 3 The change lets seven hundred south Georgia tourists on a trip through north Georgia see the game They arrive from Macon Milledgeville and Madison at 4 o'clock with the game called at 4 30.
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Athens
Daan Snelling
North Georgia, Agricultural College
Dahlonega
South Georgia
North Georgia
Macon
Milledgeville
Madison
Federal Reserve Board approves rediscount rates
Washington September 23 The Federal Reserve Board approved rediscount rates for the Atlanta Reserve Bank Commercial paper 69 to 90 days 4 percent trade acceptances up to 60 days 2 2 percent The action gives Atlanta two new advantages first a flat 4 percent rate on paper sixty and ninety days second a 3 4 percent rate on trade acceptances This paper covers agricultural products and stock loans with terms up to six months under the new policy
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
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Russia Allows Exports to America Under Bond
The agreement lifting the Russian embargo on exports to the United States was signed by Secretary Lansing and Russian ambassador George Bakhmeteff. Russian foods may enter the U S with bonds from American firms covering shipment value and safeguards that goods do not reach enemies. The plan aims to unlock millions of dollars of woods stuck since the war began.
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United States
Lansing
George Bakhmeteff
Washington
Market swings steady as stocks retreat from volatility
New York trading quieted after uncertain Anglo French credit talks. Major indexes moved little with most gains or losses capped within five points. Leaders included General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and United States Steel amid mixed industrials. Bond market eased on moderate European selling. Paris and London currencies and rates shown.
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Ikuomo
General Motors
Wallys-Qverland
Bethlehem Steel
Internaional Nickel
United States Steel
American Smeline
Colorado
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin Locomotive
Noteworth Railway
Southern Pacific
Leneh Valley
United States
Atlanta Wholesale Produce and Livestock Prices
Corrected list of fruits vegetables and produce from Fidelity company with crate prices for bananas oranges peaches and more. also Gantatoupes, Lemons, Potatoes and eggs with assorted prices. Oglesby Grocery and White Provision Company market sections show beef cattle hogs hay grain flour and feed prices and regional movement data.
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Gantatoupes Crate
Oglesby Grocery Company
Zaegney
Hornford
Benns—Lima
Seoco
Domino
Columbus Grieved Over Johnsons Death Procession and Funeral
Columbus mourned the death of John J. Johnson as the Central of Georgia railroad terminals closed and shops shut in Columbus and other cities. Officials from Central and local employees attended the funeral held at Trinity Episcopal Church at 11 oclock.
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Columbus
Central of Georgia Railroad
The
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Wickersham
Atlanta
Weat Point
Robert Pace
Canelanta
John J. Johnson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robbers rifle safe of Douglas merchant
In Douglas Georgia a morning burglary by Tebbers rifled a co owners safe from company premises. About five hundred dollars in currency gold silver and securities were taken with a $200 gold deposit box outside the sale exempted. Investigators are combing the area for clues as officers search for the suspects. The article also notes church services at St Philips Cathedral for the seventeenth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion sermons and classes.
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Douglas
From & Co
St Philyp's Cathedral
Live Stock and Country Produce Prices and Receipts
Chicago market reports show cattle and hog receipts around 3,000 to 10,000 head with varied prices. Native beef cattle bring around 5.00, calves 1.75 to 2.00. hogs and light bulls quoted, with heavy and rough categories listed. New York butter and eggs move irregularly. creamery grades up to 92 cents, cheese receipts noted with state fresh milk trends. In San Francisco lard and ribs priced with pork data included.
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Tock
WH. White
White Provision Company
Isava
Bors
Chicago
Bssgs.ag
New York
Canadian Wheat Prices Slump Amid Import Pressure
Chicago report shows a sharp wheat drop as U S buyers absorb Canadian grain. December at 4 and May around 3 8, oats firm with slight gains. Bearish mood linked to 500 000 bushels No 1 velvet chaff cleaned by a large elevator before September expiry. Weather favorable, rail activity high, hogs and provisions mixed. bears focus on import volume and delayed deliverables.
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Wheat Pree
United States
Acc
Board of Trade Directors
Min-neapolia
Prineal Northern Railways
Min=neapolis
Narra Limita
Jan Bary
Bank of England Statement of Reserve Changes
Bank of England release shows total reserve down and circulation up, with declines in other securities 8,278,000 and other deposits 221,221. Public deposits fall 25,1212 thousand, notes reserve down 3,10¢/900, and government securities reduced. Reserve to liability ratio shifts from 12.02 percent to 26.06 percent? The discount rate stands at 6 percent.
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Bank of England
Naval Stores Prices in Savann ah and Jacksonville
Naval stores market reports from Savannah and Jacksonville dated September 23 show turpentine firm at 37 to 38 percent yield with receipts and shipments noted, rosin sales and stock tallies, and various quoted prices for turpentine rosin and related products. Data include receipts, shipments, and stocks for turpentine rosin items with price points such as 9.25 and 6.70 for water white and window glass related items, reflecting market activity and stock levels.
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Septemuer
Turpentine
Yalea
Toclea
Rosin
Jacksonville
Fis
Hosin
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Cates
Cotton Seed Oil Market Turns Upward in New York Close
New York reports September 23 shows futures opening weak then rallying late as cotton houses resume buying. Prices end with a modest gain. final levels mark a 3 to 68 point rise. Trade of 17,800 barrels noted with September at 6.25 to 6.40 and other contracts listed for October December and beyond.
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