Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
A sweeping survey covers Mississippi River flood relief led by Hoover and Judwin with Hoover proposing a five million dollar relief fund. It notes red cross and military aid, levee breaches near New Orleans, and evacuations in St Bernard and Plaquemines parishes. China turmoil, Nicaragua peace moves, and U.S. political currents also appear with references to Coolidge, Obregon, Chiang Kai-shek, and lingering disarmament debates.
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Holver
Memphis
River
New Orleans
Worth
Vicksburg
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mr. Hoover
Judwin
Army Engineers
National Guard of
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Lee
Aiscaster
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Yaut
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Hankow
Hie
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Wangtge
Nanking
Banka
Gibbont Penguln
Coolidge
S .Weeking Sretudal
Ertl
Wawren
Shanghai
Peking
Kenong
jChang Wao
Ifp
Feng Yu-hsiang
Yellow River
Third Annual Cruise of GA Press Association Heads to Boston
Savannah May 1 The Georgia Press Association members bound for Boston will arrive on May 1 and depart that afternoon aboard the Ocean Brenn line from Savannah. The trip features entertainment by local bankers and editors, with hotel receptions in Boston and visits arranged by the Hotel Men’s Association, Southern Society, and others. Notables from Atlanta, Augusta, and many Georgia communities join the party, with potential entertainments planned in Portsmouth and hotel stops along the route.
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Press Association
Savannah
Boston
The
Georgia” Press
Chattanooga
Ocean Brennship Company
Sivannah
Milla
Citizens
Southern Bank
Wentworth Hotel
Faton
Georgia Editora
Phode
Hotel Men's Association
Southern’ Society
Publighen Association
Alli
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Portamouth
New Hampshire
sPortsmouth
Beaton! and Maine Railroad
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Atlanta
Ben
Barker
Atlanta Constitution
iMra
Nevin
Mary
Vaughn
Atlanta Journal
Tohn Pagehall
Rx Gray
Walter Wynn
Arlington
Calhoun ‘County
A. ¥. Cole
Nationwide Essay Plan Awards to Prevent Grade Crossing Accidents
A nationwide essay contest announced by railroad officials in Atlanta offers three $250 prizes for teachers and students proposing preventive measures for grade crossing accidents. One $250 prize will go to the best grammar school essay and another to the best college essay, each limited to 200 words. Essays must be submitted to J C Daviston of the American Railway Association in New York by June 1. The county superintendent will then choose the best grammar and high school essays from the county and forward them.
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Atlanta
Ensaya
American ‘Railway Association
al Grammar
J. C. Daviston
Gece Hon
American Railway
Veasey
New York City
American’ Railway Association
Strayed Heifers From Mixell Farm Offer Reward
J T Mathews of Butler Georgia reports two stray cattle missing since early March. A black heifer yearling with a white forehead spot weighs 400 to 450 pounds. A second unmarked black male yearling named Rise Orie weighs about 875 pounds. Reward offered for information leading to recovery.
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Mixell
Orie
J. T, Mathews
Butler, Ga
Taylor County Requires Private Ponds In Fish Law
A recently passed Tay lor County fishing act defines private ponds and restricts fishing during a 16 month closed season April May June. It excludes ponds with no running streams and artificial ponds while extending limits to certain river areas along Flint river. Officials urge rigid enforcement and public cooperation to ensure compliance and protect both private owners and public interests.
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Taylor County
Flint River
Parliamentary Reform Text Draws Historic Debate
Fragmentary OCR shows a historic discussion on Parliament's tenure limits and potential restrictions on terms. The text references lifetime service ideas and revisions, with unclear dates or names due to damage, but signals a major constitutional topic under consideration.
Head of Lee Won't Be Blasted Away
Macon April 80 Anmwerlyg 5 letter decceased to him recently by Mia Wi Di Lamar of Macon Hollint Randolph president of the Stone Mountain Memorial Association has given assurance that the head of R E Lee carved on the mountain by Gutzon Borglum will not be blocked away Mr Randolph said the association will decide what to do about the Lee heart on completion of that time Lamar addressed a letter March 91 explaining he had to answer water because he was away on a six weeks tour of the south for the Stone Mountain Memorial
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Mia Wi di Lamar
Hollint Randolph
Stone Mountain, Memorial Associaton
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Lee
Gutzon Borglim
Atjleany
Randolph
Lamar
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Job
Watler
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Stone Mountain Memorial
Mysterious Hotel Roomer Vanishes Then Reappears
In a Macon Telegraph piece, a hotel roomer vanishes with scattered clothes and no baggage. The hotel detective and staff search, finding the missing guest crawling from under the bed. He recalls a dream of diving and later recovers, living happily after.
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Charile
Grest
Johnnie Spencer
Macon Telegraph
Silk stockings and turnip greens urged for farmers
A reader notes that ten pounds of cotton buy a mattress and two pounds buy turnip greens, suggesting farmers should grow their own silk stockings and turnip greens. The remark, attributed to Sylvester Tevals, reflects concerns about shortages and self sufficiency.
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Sylvester Tevals
Vanity and Pride in a Donkey Race Tale
A fragment describes vanity and pride confusing a donkey and a horse. Pride is personified as a competing force, with a line about a formidable horse capable of carrying a rider and pulling ahead of others. The text hints at movement, effort, and social dynamics among travelers named Morryat.
Chilean Nitrates Industry Employment and Investment
Chilean nitrate industry shows invested capital near 200 million dollars and provides direct employment for about 60,000 workers. Indirect employment is stated as roughly five times that figure, reflecting the sector's broad economic impact.
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Chile
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