Southern excursion to Florida set for September 5
The Southern Railway arranges a last Florida trip from Macon on Saturday September 5 with 11 am 2 pm and 11:25 pm departures. Fare from Brunswick is five dollars with Jacksonville seven dollars and fourteen dollars to other Florida resorts, excluding West Palm Beach which is 14.50. Tickets valid four to sight days to distant points, routes via Jacksonville, with no Miami or East Coast stops except West Palm Beach.
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Lnst
Macon
Florida
Southern Railway System
Jacksonville
Tampa
St Petersburg
Bradentown
Sarasota
Fort Myers
West Palm Beach
West Coast
Brunawick Ga
Brunswick
Southern
Florida Line
Miami
Seaboard Air Line
Adv
Food Value of Oatmeal Diet for Growing Children and Outdoor Life
Oatmeal is richer in fats and proteins than any other cereal. It is valuable in the diet of growing children and particularly useful for those who spend most of their time outdoors.
The False Faces We Wear
A personal tale recounts encounters with false faces in daily life. The narrator recalls seeing Bill Withers in disguise, party revelers with hollow voices, and Mary Gay’s lively front, noting how people mask true selves with cosmetics and pretense. The essay warns such disguises rarely fool others.
Tiny Town children run city exhibit in Springfield Mo
In Springfield a miniature city built and governed by school children displays a full town layout with a mayor city manager and municipal judge. Hazel Wilbert is mayor and Gordon Cummings city manager. a 14 member “political” slate elected recently. The exhibit includes a police chief and municipal judge, a fire brigade, and a 300 piece Boy Scout band with concerts and events planned.
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Springfeld
Hazel Wilbert
Gordon Cummings
Oice
William Newberry
Noomgherwood
Hazel
Gordon
Washington
President Coolidge
Ting Town
Grant Beach Park
Springfield
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout Band
Appointment of Fort Wayne Diocese Bishop Nol
Very Rev. Mgr. Jon IF Nol has been appointed bishop of the Fort Wayne Ind diocese. He founded Our Sunday Visitor at Huntington and serves as rector of the Church of St Mary Huntington.
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Mgr
Jon IF. Nol
Fort Wayne
Ind
Huntington, Ind
Pigeons to Deliver Messages for Sales Network
A California corporation installs pigeon lofts in Stockton Santa Cruz San Jose Santa Rosa Fresno and Marysville. Homing birds will carry messages for salesmen whose headquarters are in these cities and release them on orders.
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Pigeons Help
Oakland
Cal
California
Stockton
Santa Cruz
San Jonzo
Santa Rosa
Fresno
Marysvilla
Picture story method aids Reading in Detroit Schools
A picture story approach to teaching reading has been used with 10,000 Detroit pupils. It aims for five months of progress comparable to a normal year's growth, achieved through self guided learning and deliberate practice.
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Detroit
Hen Fruit Favorite Victuals for Athletes Berlin
At a sport exhibition athletes debate meat versus vegetables for training. Active sportsmen say they cannot rely on vegetables alone and require substantial meat. Eggs emerge as the most popular food among those in training.
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Berlin
Wesley Church Cream and Sandwich Sale Sept 29
Mrs Hugh Gilson and Hugh Jr return from Sylvester to visit Mr and Mrs Sumner and others. Parsonage Aid of Wesley Church will sell cream and sandwiches on the church campus Saturday night September 29. Institute for Howard Charge Sunday Sept 30 at 3:00 for the four Columbus District Sunday Schools.
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Hugh Gilson
Hugh, Jr
Sylvester
Mr. Gilson
Mr. J. N. Sumner
Wesley Church
Julia Butler
Junction City
Sunday Schools of
Columbus
Howard
Wesley
Mauk News Notables and Family Visits Record Quiet Week
Mrs Joe Wilder and son returned from Waycross. Burton and family visited en route from Florida to North Carolina. J Brooks and family travelled to Dawson. Vera Maunds of Junction City stayed with Lois Mallett. R D Waller welcomed a ten pound son on August 28. Tom Cochran and Mrs Callahan of Rupert visited. Rogers attended funeral near Albany for their daughter in law Mrs Jerry Rogers. C L Wall and son, J L Anthony and daughter visited. Mrs Bell and baby returned home in Reynolds. Several Mauk residents attend Trinity singing school.
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Mrs. Burton
J. M. Rogers
Florida
North Carolina
J M. Rogers
Jerry Rogers
Albany
C L. Wall
J. L Anthony
W M McFarland
R. L. Bell
Baby
Reynolds
The Yellow Spot of Sommerung in Eye Cure
An article describes a circular yellow spot about one twentieth of an inch in diameter, known as the yellow spot of Sommerung. It mentions its occurrence only in man and monkey, its role in visual disturbance, and its avascular nature, which may explain its lack of surrounding blood vessels.
Howard News Roundup of Local Visits and School News
Mr Hill visited home folks. Ruth Martin returned from Macon where she stayed with her sister Mrs King. J B England and family hosted relatives. J F Vanlandingham of Atlanta spent days with his father P F Vanlandingham. Mrs Culverhouse and kids visited Mrs L B Pickard. W C Watson of Shingler visited daughter Mrs F R Purvis. Harvey Streetman and son stayed with Mrs J H Brown. O L Fowler and children from Thomaston visited the Childs. Leda and Lawrence Hil left for Murrayville to attend school. J E Brown and daughter visited Mrs A H Sealy. Lula Walker of Atlanta and Dora Heath of Talbotton visited Ruth Williams. Howard Sunday School picnic at Parks pond last Thursday. J G Hamilton listed as sick. J A Buckner visited Mr and Mrs J Joiner at Junction City. Iva Jinks, who visited Mrs J G Hamilton, has returned home. J M Austin bought the Adams place near town to move there soon.
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George Parker
J N. Joiner
Weare
Joiner
J A. Heath
W E. Neisler
Wesley School News and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Wynn of Columbus guests her daughter Mrs A L Post. Families and friends from Butler Columbus Macon Prattsburg visit others. Wesley School trustees meet September 5 at 3:00 at the school house to discuss repairs and the coming term.
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Mrs. Wynn
Columbus
Mrs. A L. Post
Wesley School
Finishing Pianos and Furniture Through Burning In
The term burning in describes the finishing process where a polish is applied and heat is used to set it. This method creates a high gloss and seals wood by burning in the surface, filling holes and pores to improve appearance and texture.
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Planos
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Flint
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Marshall Auto Sales Co
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Bill
Bentley Burrows
Skeleton Hand
Cole’s
Bill Withers
Mary Gay
Hoppler
Jim Burton
Wesley News
H. Bazemore
Butler
M. Bazemore
Ernest Parker
Mary Adams
J C. Price
Miss Adams
Mrs. Price
Griffin
Louise Gilson
Jessie Heath
AC. Adams
Crowells Church
C. B. Byrd
J A Heath
Lois
M. Joiner
Norwich
Annie Bazemore
Christine Bazemore
Masters Guy
Bently Adams
J. W Waters
Mizell
Edith Jarrell
Martha Suggs
Miss Suggs
Mauk News
Joe Wilder
Waycross
J . Brooks
Dawson Syniay
Mr. A
Waller
Vera Maunds
Lois Mallett
R D. Waller
Tom Cochran
Frank Callahan
R D.waller
R. S Wall
T R Gaines
W E Boswell
Dawson
Singing
Trinity
Howard News
Mr. Lewis Hill
Ruth Martin
Mrs. King
J B. England
Miss Mattie
D A England
J F. Vanlandingam
P. F Vanlandingham
W. C Watson
Shingler
F. R. Purvis
Harvey Streetman
Ellaville
J. H Brown
O L. Fowler
Thomaston
W C. Childs
Leda
Lawrence Hil
Murryville
J E, Brown
A. H Sealy
Lula Walker
Dora Heath
Talbotton
Ruth Williams
Howard Sunday School
Parks’ Pond
J. G. Hamilton
J. A Buckner
Mrs. J . Joiner
Iva Jinks
J G. Hamilton
J M Austin
Adams Place
Tom Wilson
W. J. Willis
J . Posey
Greenhaw
R B E. Gosey
B. H Bazemore
Ruth
Helen Bazemore
J H. Adams
Clyde Wilson
Mary Suggs
Lois Heath
J W. Suggs
C C Heath
E. C Perkins
Warm Springs
Mintie Pope
Horace Pope
Herman Amos
P A. Jenkins
Panhandle
R. E. Casey
Estelle
Anna Jarre
Jessie
Ida
Pauline Montgomery
Charing
John Searcy
Wakefield
Ruth Wakefield
Prattsburg
Kendal
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