Grand Circuit Races Return To Southeastern Fair
Atlanta hosts the tenth annual Southeastern Fair at Lakewood Park from October 8 to 17 1925 with Grand Circuit harness racing on October 12 13 14 16 and 17. Vice President Dawes will appear October 7 and a dirigible visit is arranged nearby.
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Atlanta
Lakewood
Mid-West
Lakewood Park
Southeastern States
South
Dawes
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Giants
Eashh
F. J. Paxon
Photographers Claim Source of Parima River in Amazon
New York reports Capt. A. W. Stevens and Walter Hinton claim to have located the source of the Parima river in the Parima mountains and photographed 1000 miles of terrain using a high altitude camera. They aided Doctor Rice’s expedition, mapping from Manaos to the Parima source and observing native tribes, fauna, and natural resources.
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New York
A. W. Stevens
A. Hamilton Rice
Arizon River
Brazil
Walter Hinton
New York Times
Paring
Parima Mountains
Stevens
Manaos
Uie
James W. Swanson
Polycarp
Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation
Army Air Service
Hinton
Mangos
Doctor Rice
Etguization
Parima
Orinoco River
Sierra Parimi
Orinoco
America
Amazon-Parima
Doctor Koch-Grunberg
Parinia
South America
England
San Francisco
London
Rio Japeiro
New Zealand
McCaleb
Amazon Basin
Captain Stevens
Tle
Manhood
Rio Branco
Ma- Hoos
Rio Negro
Manues
H'nton
Doctor Tica
Vandals Topple Tombstones in Kasota Cemetery
Twenty eight monuments in Kasota Minnesota were pushed down during the night. Many stones were broken causing losses in the thousands of dollars. A Bertillon expert has been sent by the Minneapolis police to Kasota to lift fingerprints on the stones as part of the effort to identify the culprits.
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Kasota
Minn
Minneapolis
Light Rays Help Cure Diseased Animals At College Clinic
At the Kansas State Agricultural College veterinary clinic Dr. De Frick and Dr. John Bullard report ultra violet light therapy aids recovery in canine distemper wounds and other conditions. In eighteen distemper cases five recovered in four weeks with daily 20 minute exposures. three dogs not treated improved less. A bull terrier with thist eczema healed after exposure. The therapy also aided a greyhound injury case and sped wound healing. Dr. J Hughes shows ultraviolet light increases egg production and prevents weak legs and rickets in poultry.
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Manhattan
Kaneas State Agricultural College
Frick
John Bullard
Doctor Frick
Doctor Bullard
Wis
Moleum Burr
J. Hughes
Department of Chemistry
College
Dream Castle Held by Alien Property Custodian
Pasadena notes Castle Rosamond near the hills, a 40 room baronial mansion built about 1017 by Bar oness Ross von Zimmerman. After her death on April 26 1017 the property was seized by the Alien Property Custodian as the United States entered World War I.
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Pasadena
Cal
Castle Rosamond
Ross von Zimmerman
America
Baroness von Zimmerman
United States
Goadenfels
Germany
Baron von Zimmere Hun
Russia
Beatrice Denton
Memorial on Tannenberg Battlefield Planned
An imposing monument to the Hindenburg victory at Tannenberg is to be erected on the battlefield near Koenigsberg. Two brothers Walter and Johannes Krueger proposed the plan selected in a contest. The octagonal wall 16 feet high and 265 feet in diameter will encircle the existing monument with square towers at the eight corners and a memorial hall for each regiment.
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Koenigsberg
Hindenburg
Tannenberg
Walter
Johannes Krueger
Hawaii Could Rise to Japan Size Soon, Experts Claim
Edwin Fairfax Nuulty of New York argues recent seismic disturbances indicate Hawaii may uplift gradually, becoming a high and dry land area as large as Japan within a generation. The prediction ties to continental-scale movements discussed amid quakes in the Pacific.
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Hawaii
Japan
Washington
Sam
Garden Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs W L Bussey were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs C W Hays. Mr and Mrs M M Bussey were Sunday visitors to Mra GC W Hays. Mrs WT Bussey and Bela Rustin are listed among the sick. H Draughon and Mr Bela Rustin hosted Sunday visits. 8S J Hays and Jessie McChargue visited Garden Valley relatives, as did Mr and Mrs Jessie Jones from War Butler.
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W. L. Bussey
C W Hays
M. M Bussey
W Hays
Wt, Bussey
Bela Rustin
Mr. and
Mra
H. Draughon
J. Hays
Garden Valley
Jessie McChargue
W. R. Turner
Jessie Jones
War Butler
Manchester Social Roundup Across Several Families
Mrs. Mattie Downs visited her sister on Wednesday while Mrs. George Chapman stayed with Mrs. C. B. Ray. Several other locals hosted guests, including Nita Maud Williamson and May Williamson with Inez Beck, and Jewel Newsom visiting her mother Mrs. Cox. The group also noted visits among the Downs, Ray, Williamson, and Robinson households and a trip to Columbus. Mr. Viney and spouse returned from Atlanta after a few days away.
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Mattie Downs
George Chapman
C. B. Ray
Fincher
Mrs Viney
Atlanta
C. K. Williamson
A J Robinson
Allen Downs
C . Ray
Woodall
Wadsworth
A. J. Robinson
Downs
Pine Burr Items Household Social Notes
Sunday guests and weekend visits fill the Pine Burr notes. Leslie Barfield, Earl Bone, Lois and Loy Bone share gatherings with Barfield family members. Mae Iona Barfield, Bessie Whidby, Iva Sanders and J B Saunders also host and visit relatives and friends.
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Leslie Barfield
Earl Bone
Lois and
Loy Bone
Olyree
Katie Barfield
W. J. Barfield
H. B Taylor
Mae
Iona Barfield
H B Taylor
Bessie Whidby
Iva Sanders
Iva
J. B. Saunders
Miss Jones Barfield
Jason and
Archie Barfield
Excessive heat causes corn to pop in field
Dublin Georgia September 22. A Laurens county farmer reported popcorn ears with many grains popped open by the sun in a drought area. Cap Woodward showed samples from land at Shewmake noting about an eighth of the grains on the ears had popped and bore tiny center cracks. Local residents observed similar popped ears in the crop.
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Dublin
Laurens County
Cap” Woodward
Shewmake
Attempting to Evade Officers Boy Drowns in River
Frank Waddell aged 18, of Phenix City Alabama, drowned while trying to swim the Chattahoochee River to escape officers pursuing him for a traffic law infraction. He entered deep water below a dam planning to reach the Columbus side. Police report he was fleeing when the tragedy occurred Friday.
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Columbus
Chattahoochee
Phenix City
Ala
Frank Waddell
Alabama
London School of Tropical Medicine to establish Public Health School
The London School of Tropical Medicine will create a new Public Health School costing 62,000,000 in the coming year. The project aims to expand teaching and training in public health nationwide, with emphasis on research and professional education.
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School For Public Health
London School of Tropical Medicine
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Reynolds
H. E. Saylor
Reynolds, Ga
E. A. Goddard
Kimball House
Louis J. Dinkler & Son
Atlanta, GA
Geo. L. Keen
Residen Sr Manager
Southeastern Fair
Southeast
Dream Castle
Garden Valley News
Manchester
Boy
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