Reynolds School Exercises Promises Joyful Graduation Day
Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds hosts a school program where fathers and mothers watch children perform, celebrating the labor of weeks and the verses spoken by the students. Town residents and many visitors attend as families gather, with social visits noted among neighbors and local figures over the weekend and July events including a golf club barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tife
Edgar A. Guest
The
Reynolds Golf Club
Reynolds Residence Fire Destroys Home in Reynolds
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the residence of Mr. C. H. Neisler in Reynolds on Thursday night. Hoodman Parks and family occupied the house but were away visiting when the blaze occurred. The local fire department prevented spread to neighboring property owned by B. O. Amerson.
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C. H. Neisler
Reynolds
Hoodman Parks
Amerson
Parachor Talk Sparks Student Lettering Across Campus
A Houston student abroad writes parents about an obscure Parachor topic noting it combines molecule weight of all liquid and the fourth root of surface tension divided by density differences of liquid and its vapor. A Holton professor’s discussion covers ova development in Trichuris trichiura and Ascaris lumbricoides.
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Houston
Holton
Holton Record
Judd Tewig
Houston Post Dispatch
Chocolate's Enduring Popularity Across Seven Centuries
Chocolate rose with Cortes into Mexico and spread to Europe within decades. Aztecs drank cacao as a beverage and Montezuma reportedly preferred it. Spaniards guarded the recipe, yet global demand grew, importing vast cacao beans yearly.
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Stout Cortez
Valley of
Mexico
France
England
High Lights From Convention of General Federation
Mrs. J W Gholston Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs reports on the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention in Seattle Washington. Delegates toured Lake Union Puget Sound and navy yards visited Saratoga aircraft carrier, saw movies and heard speakers. Georgia won junior contest with Athens Junior College and a Cherokees roses poem by Mrs H B Ritchie. The trip covered 7000 miles through 22 states with multiple city visits before returning via California and Colorado to end in Texas.
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J. W. Gholston
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Seattle
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Wash
W. W. Stark
Commerce
Atlanta
Chicago
Portland Oregon
Olympic Hotel
City Auditorium
Washington
Lake Union
Lake Washington
Puget Sound
Panama Canal
Eugene Lawson
Oklahoma
Henry Taylor
Iowa
Lawson
Josephine Pierce
Wisconsin
General Federation
Cvene
Georgia
Athens
State Teachers College Sanctaria
Ona Michael
Nunnally
H. B. Ritchie
Edward Walsh
Washington, D. C
Lower California
San Francisco
Western Woman's Club
Chinatown
Twin Peaks
Golden Gate Arbor
Los Angeles
Pacific
Pasadena
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Salt Lake City
Royal Gorge
Colorado
Great Divide
Plains
Teras
Fragmentary ancient text hints at biblical figures and events
The readable passage references Moses receiving protection under harsh edicts, Joseph’s brothers risking harm to save lives, and a mob in Jerusalem from Stephens to death, suggesting a rough, historical religious narrative fragment with unclear context.
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Egypt
Moses
Joseph
Jerusalem
Stephens
Heavyweight muddle and risky bets cloud boxing year
A long, opinionated recap of heavyweight prospects unfolds with Jack Sharkey, Mickey Walker, Johnny Risko, and Ernie Shaaf in focus. It charts faded glories, manager schemes, and the stock rise of risks and bets as the sport weighs fresh talents and aging contenders amid a wider sports backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sharkey
Swain
Mickey Walker
Schmelling
John Public
Vickey
Johnny Risko
Johnny
Soxy
Doc
Kearns
Walker
Mickey
Risko
Tillie
Gal
Ernie Shaaf
Jack Goss
Willie
Stanley Poreda
Salvatore Ruggirello
Poreda
Ernesto
Shaaf
Englishville social notes blend with reflections and rants
A dense local column lists visits and meals across families including Englishville and nearby towns, with mentions of fish fries, Sunday gatherings, and friends from Oglethorpe. It segues into quotes from Franklin about life and time, then riffs on nostalgia and a humorous complaints section about rain, roads, and preferences.
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Franklin
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