20 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Brunswick News
Location
Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
1
A memorial to Helen Scarlett includes a ship for a deserving girl and equipment for the domestic science department. Dedication ceremonies are planned for early fall with Emanuel church members and Brunswick friends in attendance. The school now houses one hundred girls and aims to expand to five hundred.
Demetrios Rhallys, former prime minister of Greece, is dead after a months long illness. His cabinet authorized the plebiscite on King Constantine’s return to the throne, and he was in office when the king was restored.
Manager Miller from the Federal Bakery reports on the annual managers convention held in Brunswick with about thirty delegates from Georgia Florida and the Carolinas. He notes vigorous sessions and a festive banquet each of the three evenings praising the Federal system’s rapid expansion across communities.
National and American League results list multiple games with scores in New York St. Louis Chicago Detroit and Boston. Southern League reports Little Rock and other city scores with Chattanooga, Birmingham, Mobile, Memphis, Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans. An unrelated medical hoax ad claims miraculous relief for constipation and stomach issues.
Zane Grey story mentioned beside a Brunswicks transit timetable for St Linton and Ocean Pier routes. The schedule lists daily times from Brunswick and Ocean Pier with special Thursday boat service to St Simon, fares, and contact numbers, noting changes without notice and including a Darien boat run schedule.
The excerpt presents Burroughs style hero Arzan in a jungle-pursuit mission. Glover Brothers publish a compact adventure tale with perilous chase scenes and cold conflict in a colonial setting.
A local pitch extols tin roofs as the safest fire shielding option backed by the National Sire Protection Association rating it as top protection. The ad claims tin roofs outlast rivals and are highly economical over time and invites readers to call for estimates.
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