Tybee undergoes major upgrades for new season
Tybee Island enters a transformation as roads, streets, and the central pavilion receive extensive renovations costing over 10000 dollars. A new management team led by Frank Harrell will run the Tybee Pavilion Company with an expanded pavilion, new water works, and a 400 plus foot artesian well. An orchestra of six will provide daily music, a children’s playground will open, and moving picture shows begin on Sunday nights. The aunt Georgia Hotel Men’s Convention opens May 27 with planned safety measures and life guards. The Central of Georgia Railway plans a strong promotion campaign to draw visitors from Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and Alabama.
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South End
Central of Georgia Railway
Witchas
Tybee Pavillion Company
Frank Harrell
Aragon and Winecoff Hotels
Atlanta
Oglethorpe Club
Pavillion Orchestra
Georgia Hotel
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Tybee
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Promotes Health Aids
Promotional copy touts Foley Kidney Pills as prompt and efficient health aids for dullness backache rheumatism sore muscles stiff joints and other kidney trouble indicators. It claims strong recommendations and availability everywhere.
Sermon Sunday Gem at Butler College
Elder Henry Swain of Graymont delivered a sixty five minute sermon at the school auditorium for the commence ment exercises of Butler Male and Female college. The text from St Luke urged contrition and industry as Solomon’s glory surpassed by the lilies. A large audience, many from distant towns, praised the sermon and related program, with notable decorations and a second sermon at the Methodist church that night.
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Henry Swain
Graymont
Butler
Solomon
Swain
Butler School Graduates Receive Diplomas Yesterday
The Butler school held graduation exercises yesterday at 11 am. Diploma recipients were Miss Susie Bazemore, Miss Wynelle Pope, Mr Joe Rawls, and Mr Zach Respess. Mayor G C Smith conferred the diplomas after remarks. Hon T G Hudson of Americus delivered the literary address, introduced by Rev J H Stanford. Mrs Edwards and Miss Pope and Miss Adams provided vocal and piano solos.
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Butler School
Susie Bazemore
Wynelle Pope
Joe Rawls
Zach Respess
G. C. Smith
T. G. Hudson
Americus
Georgia
J. H. Stanford
Hudson
Savannah to Have Large Sugar Refinery
Savannah to host a $2,000,000 sugar refinery built by New York and Georgia capitalists with Westinghouse Kerr and Co. as contractor. The plant will process about one million pounds of sugar daily, financed by Wm. Morris Imbrie and Co. B A Oxnard, veteran sugar man, serves as refinery president. Savannah, a major Atlantic coast export city, benefits from favorable inward freight rates.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
New York
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co
Wm. Morris, Imbrie & Co
Vocational Training Retained in Army Bill
United States Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia notes that vocational training for enlisted men remains in the army bill after house senate conference. The senate agricultural committee draft also strengthens this market provision. Army officers say such training will attract substantial young men to the service.
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Atlanta
United States
Hoke Smith
Georgia
House
Senate
Senate Agricultural Committee
Southern Railway welfare agent endorsed by D A R congress
Washington May 19 The Daughters of the American Revolution at their twenty fifth continental congress endorse the Southern Railway action creating a welfare agent position for employees and appointing C L Bass of Atlanta to the post.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railw Company
Daughters of the American Revoluti
of the Natio Society
Southern Railway
Charles L. Bass
Atlanta
Crisp to Deliver Speech in New York Fourth of July
Atlanta reporter notes Georgia congressman Char Robert Crisp has accepted an invitation to speak at a New York celebration. The piece highlights Crisp's role in recent congression al debates, including his impact on a military bill dispute and a point of order that influenced a speaker’s ruling.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tamma Hall
New York
Char R. Crisp
Nation Capitol
Mann
London
Congressman Crisp
If You and I a Verse on a Better World
The piece urges mutual kindness and patience to improve society. It contrasts self centered ruin with shared cheer and praise. It warns that a selfish path and quiet malice create a gloomy world while cooperation would brighten it.
Why Not Wage a Prohibition Campaign Against Pistols
The speaker urges Georgia to ban pistols as liquor has been banished, arguing both are twin evils causing tears and hardship. The plea frames pistol prohibition as a measure to save life and happiness by addressing widows and orphans' suffering.
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Georgia
The Secret of Success for Young Men
A column from The Boy Agriculturist argues that many young men fail due to lack of business sense and diligence. It says they avoid real work, seek salaries, and blame themselves when not advancing. Merit shows in responsibility, and employers reward useful, trustworthy workers.
Calomel warned against by a liver tonic ad
An advertisement cautions readers about calomel causing illness and warns that Judson's Liver Tone provides a safe vegetable alternative. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle remedy that eases biliousness, purports improved energy, and claims suitability for children without causing griping.
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Judson
Dodson
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