Life History of Dr Louie Newton Told By Ralph McGill
Ralph McGill profiles Louie Newton, a Georgia church leader and columnist, tracing a boyhood dream of engine power to a busy life of preaching, teaching, public service, and marriage rites. Newton chairs church work, writes daily, gardens, and steers the Atlanta Baptist World Alliance in 1929 onward, balancing ministry with community involvement.
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Louie Newton
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
McGill
Screven County
Newton
Louie
Mercer University
Columbia
Columbia University
World
Christian Index
Ponce de Leon
Addiion
Georgia
Mwe
Baptist World Alliance
Atlanta
Berlin
Germany
Alliance
Shanghai
Calcutta
London
Rio
Marines Accepting 25 Recruits From Macon August
The United States Marines will accept 25 men during August from the Macon area with headquarters in Macon. Applicants must be 18 to 28 years old, 64 to 74 inches tall, of good moral character and in excellent physical condition. At least one year of high school education or equivalent required. Full enlistment information available at Macon headquarters.
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United States Marines
Macon
J. M
Gems of Thought on Honesty and Integrity
A collage of quotes elevates honesty as a universal virtue. Seneca, MacDonald, Mary Baker Eddy, Novalis, and Raleigh link honesty to life, safety, wisdom, and public advantage through simple, steadfast truth.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Theodore Low De Vinne A Leading Printer Of His Era
Theodore Low De Vinne born 1828 in Stamford Connecticut learned the trade as an employee and partner of Francis Hart in New York. After Hart's death the firm became Theodore De Vinne & Co in 1883. He printed St Nicholas Magazine from 1873 and Century from 1874 and organized the National Typothetae Society serving as its president in 1896. He made notable improvements in typography and authored multiple books on printing.
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Theodore Low de Vinne
Stamford
Conn
Francis Hart
New York
Theodore de Vinne
Warning Against Tares in Education by Bob Jones College Founder
A college founder and evangelist urges parents to resist what he calls tare sowing in colleges and universities. He cites Edwin Orr and common sense as guides for young people seeking religious work, warning that practical advice from seasoned Christian leaders is essential before pursuing divine calls.
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Bob Jones College
Jesus
Christ
Toronto
Edwin Orr
Orr
America
Winneth
New Electric Curing Method For Sweet Potatoes
County Agent W F Bembry reports a cheap electric curing and storage method for Taylor county sweet potatoes. Five houses show 1.09 kWh per bushel, about three cents per bushel, with 153 days of operation including 85 degree curing and 55 degree storage. False floor and strip heaters with a thermostat control create efficient heat exchange.
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W. F. Bembry
Taylor County
Gordon County
Bembry
In Loving Memory of Miss Callie Stringfield
Aunt Callie Stringfield lived 74 years and two months and led a devoted Christian life. Her devoted niece Mrs Lula Belle Emmett expresses love and hopes to meet her in heaven when the earthly stay ends.
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Miss Callie Stringfield
Callie Stringfield
This Earth
Lula Belle Emmett
Agent Recommends Grazing or Mowing Lespedeza
County Agent W. F. Bembry urges intensive grazing or close mowing of lespedeza before seed set to curb dodder or love vine infestations. Destroying dodder before immature seeds form is essential for good results, with close cutting and burning viable only on small harvest patches. Dodder can spread via equipment or animals, so preventing seeding in the first season is key.
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W. F. Bembry
Mr. Bembry
Georgia Future Farmers turn movie actors
About one hundred members of the Future Farmers of America in Georgia have become part of a film adaptation of Dean Paul Chapman's novel The Green Hand. The University of Georgia campus serves as the main location with coastal sequences planned. An all southern cast includes M D Mobley and the Venard Production Co. of Peoria Illinois produces the picture underwritten by the Sears Roebuck educational foundation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Future Farmers of America
Dean Paul .Chapman
University of Georgia Agriculture School
Green Hand
University of Georgia
M. D. Mobley
Venard Production Co
Peoria
Ill
Sears Roebuck Educational Foundation
Dodder Infestation Risk Spreads Through Manure
An agricultural agent explains that dodder can spread to fields via manure from dodder seed infested hay. Transferring manure to year five crop rotations of non susceptible crops like corn cotton soybeans cowpeas velvet beans or small grains should prevent trouble.
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United States
Seneca
George MacDonald
Novalis
Sir Walter Raleigh
Bob Jones
E. B. Adams
Butler
Charing
Butler & Charing
A. D. Cooper
Rupert
F. Gaultney
Reynolds & Carsonville
Sanders Jinks
Macon-Columbus
Carsonville
RS. Jinks
Tangent
Butler & Mauk
M. A. Lifley
Butler, Butler & Anthony's Mill
George M. Smith
Butler & Manuk
Levi Smith Plaice
Howard
W. H. Willis Plaice
Butler-Wesley Church
R. A. Maxwell
Talbot County
Talbotton
Centerville
Old Wire Road
W.E. Steed
Butler, Ga
Frigidaire i Ag
General Motors
N. L. Halley Reynolds
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