Plan for emergency coal supply backed by industry leadership
John C. Brydon was elected president of the National Coal Association and proposes a “minute man” self organized corps of 9,000 bituminous operators to provide instant soft coal in crises. The plan, needing only a congressional act, would coordinate with War Navy Interior and Commerce Departments and extend from national HQ to remote producing districts to ensure steady, fair prices.
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United States Coal Commission
John C. Brydon
National Coal Association
Brydon
Minute Man
Congress
Coal Commission
War and Navy Departments
Interior and Commerce Departments
United States
John. Smith
Pogidontus
Powhattan
Newport
Virginia
England
the Indies
Smith
Jamestown
York River
Transparent Eels Show Symmetry Amid Irregular Markings
A New York Herald report notes that larval eels from a Washington government bureau study display transparency that could save on decoration. The eels lack bilateral symmetry in color, with seven large black spots arranged along the body. three on the left and four on the right, aligning into a symmetrical row when viewed through the body.
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Animal Kingdom
Washington
New York Herald
Howard Happenings in Local Social Roundup
Mrs. FL Ri Purvis and Miss Annie Parks visit Columbus. Miss Birdie Pearson of Hogansville guests of Mrs. F. L. Purvis. Miss Ruth Rustin of Charing visits Mrs. J. M. Rustin. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckner attend Horeb services. Rev W E Hightower dines with Mr and Mrs R L Brown. Mrs B N Sealy of Macon visits here. Funeral of Miss Katie Hill at Junction City. Frankie and Mary Etheridge visit Mrs F L Purvis. Frank Pickard recovering at Oglethorpe Infirmary Macon.
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Pitter
Columbus
Annie’ Parks
Pool
Reynolds
Hamilton
Birdie Pearson
Hogansville, S
F. L. Purvis
Ruth Rustin
Charing
J. M. Rustin
JA. Buckner
Horeb
H. K. Sealy
Br Reynolds
A. H. Sealy
Fannie Parker
Daviston
J. M -Brown
Bob Worthen
Talbotton
Jinks
J. G. Hamilton
W. E. Hightower
R.L. Brown
B. N. Sealy
Macon
Katie Hill
Junction City
Marie
Ruth Hickman
Leda Hill
Frankie
Mary Etheridge
Hogansville
Frank Pickard
Oglethorpe Infirmary
For Sale: Logging Mules and Dray with Chains
E S Hickman of Howard Gz advertises three good logging mules and a new dray fully equipped with chains and gear for sale at a bargain. Contact Mr Hickman at once to negotiate.
Injured Boy Roy Monk in Car Accident
Eight year old Roy Monk twin son of Mr and Mrs Mine Monk suffered a badly crushed right leg after being run over by a car driven by Mr Lowe of Douglas. The limb is swollen making setting the fracture impossible. Roy rode on a wagon and darted into the road. Lowe aided the boy and friends of the family in Adel wish for a speedy permanent recovery.
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Roy Monk
Mrs. Mine
Monk
Lowe
Douglas
Roy
Daviston Notes Subscribe Revival Visitors and Guests
Miss Estelle Parker spent several days last week with her sister Mrs J M Austin at Howard and attended revival services. Bonnie of Columbus visits home folks. Mrs L P Parker and children spent the weekend at Tybee. Mrs S T Duckworth of Talbotton visits daughters Mrs M M Smith. J E Olive of Carsonville visits friends and attends Horeb revival. W H Bickley and family of Columbus guests this week. Wadkins of Baldwinville visits daughter Mrs W J Braddy. J K Morgan of Americus in the community. Florine Walker of Five Points visits Miss Estelle Parker. All Have Their Place. A cow is a very good animal in the field, but we turn her out of a garden.
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Estelle Parker
J.M. Austin
Howard
Bonnie ’Will
Columbus
L. P. Parker
Tybee
S. T. Duckworth
Talbotton
M. M. Smith
J. E. Olive
Carsonville
Horeb
Florine Walker
Johnson
Home Made Brush for Cleaning Papered Walls
A simple home made brush using strips of cheesecloth one and a half inches wide and eight inches long is attached to a long light handle for cleaning papered walls. It should be used about twice a month.
Wesley News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Miss Annie Spinks returned from Columbus after ten days visiting relatives. Mrs. Hugh Gilson and son Hugh Jr. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sumner in Sylvester. Virginia Foy Estelle Anna Jarrell Horace Slade and Ernest Foy motored to Indian Springs. Estelle Jarrell and Virginia Foy remained to visit their uncle H. G. McCants before traveling to Atlanta. Mrs. 0. M. Bazemore spent the weekend with relatives in Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Entrigh of near Talbotton visited Mrs. W. W. Goodman. Misses Mary Suggs Lois Heath visiting Mrs. S. T. Allen in Atlanta. Mrs. J. H. Adams visited relatives in Howard. Annie Smith and Frank Siffith of Alabama guest of Mrs. J. W. Bazemore. James Royal of Thomaston visited relatives Monday.
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Hugh Gilson
Hugh, Jr
J. W. Sumner
Sylvester
Virginia Foy Estelle
Anna Jarrell
Virginia Foy
Horace Slade
Ernest Foy
Indian Springs
Estelle Jarrell
H. G. McCants
Atlanta
Mary Suggs
Lois Heath
James Royal
Thomaston
Love and art contrasted in a Browning reflection
A compact aphorism mixing beauty and devotion attributing to Elizabeth Barrett Browning. It posits art as noble but love as supremely greater, a poetic synthesis of heaven and human affection.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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Minute Men
Howard Happenings
Tutt’s
E. S. Hickman, Howard, Gz
W.H. Bickley
Mrs. Wadkins
Baldwinville
Mrs. W. J. Braddy
J. K. Morgan
Americus
CIA
Tobacco Ca
Wesley News
Annie Spinks
0. M. Bazemore
Butler
Fred Entrigh
Near
W. W. Goodman
J.H. Adams
Annie Smith
Frank Siffith
Alabama
J. W. Bazemore
Pride
Reynolds, Ga
Cash Grocery ’Co
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