A Vindication of My Aunt’s Missing Property
The narrator recalls discovering theft within the aunt’s house during a visit. Ralph Townsend fled after attention on his cousin Boss, while a girl named Edna Patrick is implicated. The narrator investigates vacant rooms, uncovers a watch and other items, confronts Edna, and secures a confession without public exposure. Townsend is later arrested for love, and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Townsend
Ioho
Ford
Ito
Hess
John
Tralph
Bai Pelt
Cletus
Ale
Bint
Topsiat
Wilden
Gorthyy Ap
Agin
Edya Patit
Bree
Ednan
Ralph Towinsend
Berk
Ralph ‘Townsend
Local News Highlights from Victory Community
Hon John T Hearn, former Free Press publisher and Knoxville Sentinel founder, visited our office Tuesday. Wilton Beavers returns home from school for the summer. Mrs Bob Robinson and Terrell traveled to Oxford Alabama for a two week visit. Mrs Earl Sewell and daughter visited Atlanta for two weeks. Dr Gromer and family begin a motor trip through Alabama via Birmingham. Horace Acklin showing slight improvement. Mr and Mrs R J Galbreath move into the Dixie street house with Mr and Mrs Jones on July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hearn
Victory
The
Free Press
Knoxville (Tenn
Earl Sewell
Atlanta
Memorial Blones in Palestine Scene
The account describes roadside heaps called memorial blones across Palestine, especially on hilltops, three feet high at most. Locals say they honor a providence of God. stones show blackened, anointed marks, and the piles become objects of worship. cited in a Christian moralist voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Christion Imorald
Why You Cannot Swim Nonswimmer and buoyancy explained
The passage compares a nonswimmer who tenses muscles to stay above water with a confident swimmer who relaxes to become buoyant. It notes taut muscles increase the body's apparent weight in water, causing sinking, while relaxed muscles help float when lungs contain air.
Pellagra Linked to Infected Water, Italian Study Says
Italian researchers Professor Scala and Professor Alessandrini of the Institute of Hygiene Rome report pellagra stems from water contamination rather than corn. They note districts with high disease prevalence show water containing stone colloidal fat, challenging long held beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scala
Alessandrini
Institute of Hygiene
Rome
Jong Leen
Italy
Meters Placed on Porches in Renovo Pennsylvan ia
Renovo, a railroad town in Pennsylvania, has adopted placing electric meters on back porches to read many meters daily. It allows meter readers to handle up to 300 meters and keeps meters conspicuous so consumers can read them and become familiar with the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renovo
Pennsylvania
Study to retire and devote years to studies
Several Ohio lawyers gathered in Judge Wilson's room after court adjourned to discuss a bar member's retirement. One practitioner, earning about $25,000 annually, said he wished to retire and devote his remaining years to the studies he had neglected. Judge Wilson urged him to study law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cucumber Appreciation in Cairo and Alexandria
In Cairo and Alexandria Egypt cucumbers are valued and grown to great length. They are widely eaten by locals and even used to produce cucumber juice. The juice is applied as a skin lotion by the elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Alexandria
Egypt
Briggins Gardener Brags Yet Claims He Values Nothing
Quotations describe a gardener in Briggins who claims expertise in growing tomatoes string beans and cucumbers but insists he values nothing and believes gardening has exhausted his efforts. The exchange highlights his paradoxical confidence and professed limits on future endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggins
Theatre Party Opens Social Week for Atlanta Guests
Mrs Horace Clark of Atlanta and other socialites shared honors at a theater party hosted by Mrs C K Henderson. After viewing Bonite pictures, guests enjoyed drinks at the Red Cross tea rooms. Several local women and visitors attended, including Mrs Hilton Tyus and Mrs J M Carlisle. Miss Marytead, guest of Mr and Mrs George Head, returned to Atlanta. Naomi Jones hosted dominoes. The Clark family plans to return to Atlanta Saturday after a week with Mrs Hilton Tyus. Mr and Mrs Shirley Boykin and Miss Elma Boykin returned from Alabama after ten days of camp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Clark
Atlanta
Hilton Tyus
HW. K. Upham
Thomasville
J. M. Carlisle
Bernard Bass
Dunedin
Fla
Mandeville Long
C. K. Henderson
Bonite
Red Cross
Charlie Lyle
Albert Simonton
John Vaughn
al Upshaw
John Newell
Homer Perdue
Harry Bickford
Jim Fitts
Ralph Brown
J. G. Chenny
L. P. Mandeville
Marytead
George Head
Shirley Boykin
Elma Boykin
Alabama
D A R Meeting Weighs McIntosh Site Preservation
The D A R chapter led by Regent Miss Eugenia Mandeville met at her Maple Street home last Thursday with guests Mrs. R H Hardaway and Mrs. J H Strickland of Newnan. They discussed by laws, monthly meetings, and honoring the historic McIntosh home site with a bronze tablet near a horse-block, pending permission. Hardaway praised the Newnan chapter and urged local preservation of county history. luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Revolution
Eugenia Mandeville
Maple Street
R. H. Hardaway
J.H. Strickland
Newnan
Annie Slade
Hardaway
D. A. Reat-Lake
McIntosh Reserve
McIntosh
McIntosh Home
Arkwright
Court House
Mrs Bickford Entertains At Bridge Club
The Bridge Club was delightfully entertained by Mrs. Harry Bickford at her Maple Street home. Mrs. Joe Aycock had the high score and received silk hose, while Mrs. T. A. Herndon took the consolation prize of a deck of cards. Guests included Atlanta visitor Mrs. Horace Clark and numerous local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bickford
Maple Street
Joe Aycock
T. A. Herndon
Horace. Clark
Atlanta
B. C. Bass
Dunedin
Fla
John Geary
Hilton
Tyus
B. M. Long
K. Henderson
Jim Fitts
John Newell
J. B. Camp
Shirley Boykin
Eugenia Mandeville
Christine Fitts
Entertains Visitors At Dominoes In Honor Of Guests
Mrs. Ralph Brown hosted a Thursday afternoon domino session on the verandah for visitors Mrs. J. W. West of Live Oak Flo and Mrs. Horace Clark of Atlanta. A fruit punch was served during a game of 42 amid palms ferns and white garden flowers. Guests included Mrs. West Mrs. Clark Mia J. T. Moore Mrs. Hilton Tyus Mrs. B. C. Basa Mrs. B. M. Long Mrs. C. K. Henderson Mrs. L. P. Mandeville and Miss Katie L. Thomasson. A salad course followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown
J. W. West
Live Oak
Flo
Horace Clark
Atlanta
West
Clark
Mia
J. T. Moore
Hilton Tyus
B. C. Basa
B. M. Long
C. K. Henderson
L. P. Mandeville
Katie L. Thomasson
Bradley Guests From Newnan Visit Bradley Family
Mr. Pat Bradley and his son Thomas of Newnan were guests of Mr and Mrs J T Bradley on Sunday, staying for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Bradley
Thomas
Newnan
J. T. Bradley
Is your liver inactive LIV VERjLax ad copy
An informal promotional brief from a drug store touts LIV VERjLax as a liver wake up remedy. It features promotional language and a call to action for customers to ask Red Cross Drug Store for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liv-Ver- jLax
Red Cross Drug Store
Mrs Newell Hosts Bridge Party For Dunedin Guest
Mrs John Newell honored Mrs Bernard Bass of Dunedin Florida as guest of Mrs Mandeville Long with a Tuesday morning bridge party at her Dixie street home. Card tables lined the living room and a salad course followed lively games. Mrs Long won the top score and a prize. the guest of honor also received a prize. Attending were Mrs Bass Mrs Horace Clark Mrs Hilton Tyus Mrs Mandeville Long Mrs T A Herndon Mrs John Geary and Miss Eugenia Mandeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newell
Bernard Bass
Dunedin
Fla
Mandeville Long
Dixie Street
Long
Bass
Horace Clark
Hilton Tyus
T. A. Herndon
John Geary
Eugenia Mandeville
Local Society Notes From Greenville and Nearby
Mr Homer Lewis visits Greenville for a few days while Mrs Jim Head departs for Griffin to visit relatives before returning to Houston Texas. Col and Mrs Sid Holderness and party head to Cumberland Island for ten days. Little Miss Francis Chandler of Newnan will return home Saturday. Rev R A Edmondson and others attended a district conference in Rockmart. Bernard Bass and Mrs Bass have returned to Dunedin Florida. Mrs Bess will stay through the summer. Mrs Buford Boykin and Miss Marie Bradley are guests in Madison with Mrs Homer Hannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Head
George Head
Griffin
Houston
Texas
Sid Holderness
Misa Clair Holderness
Caroline Stewart
John Stewart
Sidney Holderness
Cumberland Island
Francis Chandler
Newnan
Ralph Brown
Tyre Watson
Bernard Bass
Bass
Carrollton
Dunedin
Fla
Bess
Buford Boykin
Misa Marie Bradley
Madison
Homer Hannah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilton Beavers
Bob Robinson
Terrell
Oxford
Ala
Horace Acklin
Mra. R. J. Gailbreath
Mra. Jones
PopojAx
Naomi Jones
Cedar Street
D. A. R. Meeting
Mrs. Bickford
Bridge
H.lr. Cannon, Prop
J. G. Brandon, Mer
Cliff House
Tallulah Falls, GA
Itihis
Tallulah
Tallulah Falls
Tallulah Falls, Georgia
Homer Lewis
Greenville, S. C
R. A. Edmondson
Mesars
Horace Stewart
Weems O. Baskin
S. B. Pace
Rockmart
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