Georgia high school prize essay contest offers opportunity
Georgia students are invited to enter the American Chemical Society prize essay contest honoring Patricia Garvan. Eligible high schoolers statewide may write on chemistry’s ties to health, life, agriculture, defense, industry, or national development for six $20 prizes, with six four‑year scholarships to top national entrants.
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Emily Woodward
Francis Garvan
New York
Patricia
Georgia
United States
Hen. J. G. Hardman
Atlanta
Wm.h. Barrett
Augusta
Sam Tate
William R. Dancy
Jones St
West
Savannah
M. L. Duggan
Paul Ellison
Vienna
State Awards Committee
The
American Chemical Society
U. S. Bureau of Chemistry
Forest Service Geological Survey
Madison Ave
New York City
Three Men Escape After Duel With Florida Officers
Jacksonville detectives W. D. Smith and Willie Jones were shot while pursuing robbery suspects in a residential area. Smith was not expected to live and Jones was in serious condition after the encounter. the suspects opened fire as the officers blocked their automobile.
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Jacksonville
Fla
W. D. Smith
Willie Jones
Jones
Lovest Thou Me Lesson in Christian Love and Healing
The piece reflects on Jesus asking Peter Lovest thou me and expands that the lesson goes beyond affirmations to reveal divine Love. It cites Mary Baker Eddy, the healing model in Christian Science, and urges readers to see themselves and others as God’s likeness, following Jesus’ Love over mortal hate. The article links this to healing as Peter feeds the sheep and the lambs through faithful understanding of Life.
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Christ Jesus
Simon
Peter
Jesus
Gethsemane
Mary Baker Eddy
Lazarus
God
Eddy
Judas
Christ
Georgia Governor Hardman Talks With Al Smith in Miami
Governor L G Hardman of Georgia met former New York Governor Al Smith at the Miami Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables and spent more than an hour together. They declined to reveal the conference topic. Hardman is vacationing in Miami with Mrs Hardman and friends.
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Coral Gables
Fla
UL. G. Hardman
Georgia
al Smith
New York
Smith
Hardman
Miami
Richmonian Discovers Valued Cent Worth Big Payoff
J. D. Martin of Richmond Virginia received a $200 payment for an old copper cent from The Numismatic Company Fort Worth Texas. The ad urges readers to request an illustrated coin folder revealing how to spot valuable coins stamps and other payoffs hidden in everyday change.
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J. D. Martin
Richmond
The
Numismatic Company
Dept. 656
Fort Worth
Texas
Martin
Napar
Woman Educator Urges Style For Teachers In Class
Atlanta report quotes Miss B Ruth Pyrtle president of the National Education Association urging teachers to dress stylishly. She says intelligence must come first but good grooming boosts respect and effectiveness. She notes students scrutinize teachers and stylish dress can influence opinions and timely knowledge.
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Atlanta
B. Ruth Pyrtle
National Education Association
Train Wreck Kills Three in Alabama
Birmingham, Jan 20. At least three were killed and 25 to 40 injured when the number 4 passenger train of the L and N railroad plunged into an open switch near Trafford, Alabama, about 40 miles north of Birmingham. The wreck left only the last two Pullmans and the diner on the track. Rescue work began as passengers escaped and relief workers were dispatched from Birmingham and Cullman.
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Birmingham
Ala
L, and
Chicago
Trafford
Birmingham Land Cullman
Birminghamith
To love one who deserves your love and cleave to treasure
A reflective line about choosing worthy love and holding fast to valued treasure despite human heartache.
Henderson to cut blasphemous words from tirades
Shreveport Louisiana January 16 radio operator W K K Henderson of KWKH telegraphed Congressman John Sandlin that he will refrain from using damn and hell in talks against chain stores to preserve harmony with his audience. He said he never used curse words but would remove hells and damns to avoid displeasing listeners.
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Shreveport
W. KK. Henderson
KWKH
John Sandlin
Louisiana
Dill
Henderson
Teres
Harris and wife are paid tribute at Macon breakfast
Julian Harris and his wife Julia, editors of the Columbus Enquirer Sun, were honored at a Macon Writers' club breakfast after seven years of service. Guest Sherwood Anderson praised Joel Chandler Harris as shaping southern literature. Harris recalled his father and disputed being Uncle Remus’s source while recounting his own career.
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Macon
Julian Harris
Julia
Columbus Enquirer- Sun
Macon Writers’ Club
Sherwood Anderson
Harris
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Southern School of Literature
Joseph Robinson
Mark Ethridge
Macon Telegraph
Harrises
New York
Paris
Remus
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