Fingerprint trap piloted in Americus setup for evidence
Dean and Williams met at a depot, then at a residence the trap unfolded. Hidden deputies arrested them as they inspected fingerprints and an electric globe claimed to match Sammy Hooks. A pistol and a revolver were found on the men, and they were jailed on $2,500 bond each after questioning by local attorneys.
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Hooks
Williams
Tower
Walter Chappel
RG. Christian
Hooka
Andrews
Sammy Hooks
Chappell
Christian
Macon
J. A. Hixon
W. W. Dykes
T B Hooks
W. M. Andrews
Miss Andrews
Becham Dies In Abbeville Area Crash On Sunday Morning
Waled Becham and Mrs Emma Stroud were in a car that left the road five miles north of Abbeville on Sunday morning. Becham died from a broken neck after the vehicle overturned and pinned him beneath it. Stroud, from Macon, said Becham and a companion named Clark were with her before a fight led to the other man being put out of the car near Hawkinsville. Becham is survived by his mother, two sisters, and four brothers in Georgia towns including Lizella, Macon, Knoxville, and Thomaston.
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Abbeville
Hecham
Wilcox
Becham
Emma Stroud
Macon
R. B. Stewart
Stroud
Clark
C. C. Hudson
Big Creek
Hawkinsville
Becham Ia
Bella Becham
Lizella
Slaters
E, Marshall
Wesley Long
Knoxvill
Charley
Ben Becham
G. W. Becham
Thomaston
Panama Canal Depth and Length Figures Cited
The Panama Canal spans 50.5 miles waterway and 40.5 miles on land. Average canal depth is stated as 40 to 45 feet in the readable text.
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Panama Canal
The Profit of Pain and Human Growth
Plato spoke of buffering and the school-room of sorrows as preparation for rule. Pain yields beauty and worth, like steel forged by fire, Venus marble struck by chisel, larks tempered by fear into song. Humans endure hardships to gain talent and insight, yet exemption from pain would deny pleasure. life demands choosing between growth and ease.
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Milton
Moses
Consumer grievances and petty shoppe grievances listed
A fragmented pastiche describes a shopper detailing numerous grievances against a merchant. It cites small debts, delayed deliveries, mischarged sums, unpaid checks, high taxes on goods, staff missteps, frequent buying limits, and excessive advertising complaints, signaling strained buyer merchant relations.
Cracks Toon Reek In Fuer Best Resulty
Pasted OCR style fragment discusses repairing cracks with putty and drying agents. Mentions tinting wood, applying putty and a dryer, aiming for material that won’t stick to hagers and floors. Includes garbled place names and stray acronyms, but centers on patching and drying techniques.
Lindbergh Buys First Plane at Souther Field
Americus May 23 Gapt Charles Lindbergh first man to fly New York to Paris purchased his initial aircraft at Souther Field Americus from Solomon and Wyche. He trained there for his forthcoming record flight, staying as a guest without duties and praising the field while hoping civil aviation would be preserved.
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Americus
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Solomon and Wyche
Souther Field
Lindbergh
Bill Parsons
Altho
Fragmented Quote Date Lines Reflect Social Service Debate
Erratic OCR fragment discusses social service and success, noting a widowed mother adrift at eight. Mentions George Dorsey and a question of behavior. Vague context limits clear attribution or event details.
Central of Georgia to award efficiency emblems to long-serving workers
Central of Georgia Railway will honor 700 employees with more than 25 years of service, including 560 white and 150 colored, at May 25 26 ceremonies in Macon. Emblems will be presented at a dinner for white staff and a barbecue for colored workers, recognizing long faithful service across the system. The railroad employs about 11 000 people, with over 6 percent veterans.
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Nes
Central of Georgia
Macon
Reef Temblems
Dempsey Hotel
Jill Palley
Strom
S and Ommand Hoff-line
Cincinnati
Chisago
New York
Denver
sCol
Polley
Central City Park
Central. of Georgia
The
Central
Refuses to Admit Decay from Sixteenth Century Beauty Preserved
A garbled passage describes a city’s ancient wine and fashion heritage, claiming the site remains miraculously preserved against ravages of time. The text suggests stubborn adherence to old fashions and customs, denying change despite decay.
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Anikdon
Fireless Cookers and Old Beliefs of Heat Storage
Fireless cookers trace origins to ancient practices used by Jews with feather insulation and Sweden as a precursor to the hay box. The piece notes Cato’s lament about waste of time, reflecting a mix of early heat-retention ideas and classical maxims in a reflective, antiquarian mood.
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Sweden
Whitch Wis
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