Georgia federation beauty eyes top role in Los Angeles
Mrs. James Hays recording secretary from Montezuma Georgia is seen as a potential future president of the general federation. She has held every club office in Georgia and in Montezuma and may be nominated for president at the next biennial. She comes from a lineage of prominent American figures and plans a trip home via Placerville before returning to Georgia.
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Bigamist Limestone prison case grips Columbus wife vows support
A Massachusetts National Guard veteran Lieut W Laming sits jailed in Muscogee County for three to six years after a June 12 conviction for bigamy. His wife in Wynnton and a Columbus bride, Ethel Cashwell, support him as he writes from jail blaming whiskey and war service for his downfall. He says he hopes one day to return home to his wife and child, praising the loyalty of his unknown first wife while asking mercy and reflecting on his illness from gas and shell shock.
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Fort Benning
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Stone Mountain's Message and the Confederate Heroism
The piece reflects on Stone Mountain as a grand monument to Confederate memory and Lee's leadership. It frames the granite statue as a universal tongue of the world, praising principle over hatred while praising Lee and the chivalry of democratic men. Gutzon Borglum is noted as the sculptor, destined to complete the famed memorial.
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Smith backs Harris for Senate in Georgia support move
Washington reports former Senator Hoke Smith endorses Senator W. J. Harris for re election. The pair served early Harris terms as colleagues but often differed on national issues. Smith reaffirmed he is retired from public life and not seeking office. Harris would gain prestige and influence in the Senate, Smith said, and should be returned without opposition.
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Fox possession blamed on deviltry and brain conflict
The Detroit News describes demoniacal possession as a fox controlling a person’s thoughts and voice, causing violent disputes with the possessed hearing the fox speaking in a foreign voice. Scientific notes say fear can arouse the unpaired brain half, creating the split self and the appearance of a second, pathologically affected brain.
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Detroit News
Lift Etiquette Puzzle Provokes Elevator Confusion
A stranger in an office building elevator encounters a sequence of hat tipping and salutes from riders entering and exiting the car. He finally asks the operator why everyone salutes as the car reaches the ground floor, revealing unfamiliar etiquette norms.
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New York Sun
Odd Experience Hanging by Braids in Pony Ride
A child recalls a country visit with a Shetland pony. While riding through an orchard the pony bolted under a low apple tree, leaving the rider suspended by braided hair caught on a branch until helpers freed them. The memory recalls a vivid, Absalom like moment from youth reported by a Chicago Journal source.
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Chicago Journal
Diamond Composition Reveals Simple Beauty of Diamond
Dr William Bragg describes diamonds as carbon atom lattices with four neighbors each. The rigid symmetry makes diamonds hard to scratch and able to cut other substances. He notes benzene rings present in diamonds as foundational to organic chemistry.
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William Bragg
Bat Tells of Wind Study Misread at Baton Rouge Game
A kindergarten class planned to witness a game in Baton Rouge. On the train, a conductor kissed a girl, claiming she was pretty while taking her ticket, prompting a classroom rumor about the wind and a kiss.
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Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Birthmarks treated by physicians with cautions
A medical note describes birthmarks as excess fibrous tissue vessels or pigment in a defined area and outlines removal methods. Surgical removal is delicate and should be performed by a competent physician using approaches such as electrolysis X rays or chemical caustics.
Beatrice Comments On Millicent’s Follies Night
Millicent notes the Beatrice asks about a new friend described as a good looker. Millicent agrees he did not miss much at the Follies last night in New York.
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Sun and Globe
The High Calling of God in Christ Jesus
A sermon meditation on Philippians 3 13 14 urging believers to seek their divine calling. It argues God designs for all a great life shaped through humility service and focused effort, citing Paul’s example of concentrating on one main task to reach the high mark in Christ.
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Pursue the one path to Christian fulfillment and joy
The speaker urges total commitment to God, pressing forward to spiritual growth and sanctification. He recalls Paul’s example, urging believers to burn bridges with past successes, endure hardships, and seek the high calling in Christ Jesus for joy and impact on others.
Atlanta Journal announces 24 hour AP news service
The Atlanta Journal announces it now uses full twenty four hour Associated Press news service along with United Press for continuous coverage. Subscriptions quoted include daily and Sunday rates: The Daily Journal offers one year for 7.50 and six months for 4.00, while The Sunday Journal lists 5.50 per year.
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