U S Tourists in Rome Spend Less and Grow Wiser
Rome August 29 tourists from the United States who visit Rome’s landmarks of the republic the kingdom and the Catholic Church are determined to spend as little as possible. The director of the oldest American tourist agency in Rome says 1928 marked the end of free and easy travel from the Atlantic. Travelers are becoming wiser and more cautious.
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U. S
Rome
United States
Republic
Kingdom
Atlantic
Child of Dothan Citizen dies in Norfolk
Emily Frances Mann six year old daughter of Clarence A and Mrs Carolyn E Mann died at 916 PM after a weeklong illness. Born in Dothan Alabama she had lived in Norfolk five years. Survived by parents two brothers Alden and Clarence A Mann Jr The body was taken to 1066 Brandon Ave for funeral services Tuesday at 10 AM Burial will be Forest Lawn Cemetery Mr Mann was manager of the Woolworth store in Dothan and a Presbyterian member
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Norfolk
Eimily Frances Mann
Clarence A
Carolyn E. Mann
Dothan
Ala
Alden
Clarence A. Mann
Brandon Avenue
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Kellogg Farewell Train Speeds Through France to Ireland
Secretary Kellogg sails from Harve on the cruiser Detroit at 11 am en route to Ireland. A government arranged special train carried him from Paris, with railroad workers villagers and country people lining the route to cheer the passage.
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Harve
France
Kellogg
Detroit
Ireland
Paris
Market Shifts on Liverpool Cables Amid Rain and Weevil Fears
New Orleans markets show an early gain of about thirty points on strong Liverpool cables and rain news from the southeast. Private reports hint at an expanded Texas harvest loss and weevil activity, with forecasts of more showers possibly delaying harvest. Prices retreated after profit taking, while weather for Texas Oklahoma remains hot with scattered showers and a better outlook ahead.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Southeastern
Texas
Georgia
Journal of Commerce Review
Government Weekly Cotton Crop Weather Review
The report notes high temperatures and irregular rainfall across the cotton belt with heavy showers in some north central and eastern areas. Georgia shows fair weekly progress but ongoing shedding from insects, while the Carolinas, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi report mixed progress and shedding issues. Louisiana opens fruit more rapidly under warm dry conditions, Arkansas shows good overall progress with some deterioration, Oklahoma remains poor due to dryness and pests, and Texas shows varied progress from poor to very good with shedding and early openings in drier regions.
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Ira H. Virgin & Co
Washington
D. C
Cotton Belt
Southeastern Belt
Georgia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Marianna Youth Dies in Local Hospital This Morning
Henry B. Williams, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Wyatt B Williams of Marianna, died at a local hospital this morning. Body to Blakely Georgia for burial. Survived by parents two sisters Eddie Mac 14 Velma infant and one brother Ralph 2.
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Henry BR. Williams
Wyatt B. Williams
Marianna
Blakely
Eddie Mac
Velma
Ralph
Nurses Quit Hillman Hospital Over Privilege Cutback
Twenty one nurses at Hillman hospital county resign simultaneously in protest against reduced dormitory access from three to one night per week. They plan to appeal to the county board of revenue as 375 patients remain housed. The item follows a note about used car sales preparation in Palestine and the Cyclists Touring Club of England marking its fiftieth anniversary.
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Birmingham
Hillman Hospital
County Board of Revenue
Coolidge Spends Quiet Sunday
A brief Sunday item notes President Calvin Coolidge at rest with no major events or public engagements listed. The short sketch emphasizes a quiet day and absence of notable activity in Washington.
Mrs Earl Price Elected District Head At Legion Meet
In Huntsville Alabama on August 29 Montgomery captured major officer nominations for the American Legion Auxiliary state meeting held with the State Legion Convention. Mrs Tom Salter of Montgomery was nominated for state president and was the sole candidate. Mrs S C Crockett of Montgomery was nominated without opposition for another senior auxiliary post.
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Earl Price
Ozark
Legion Convention
Huntsville
Ala
Montgomery
American Legion Auxiliary
State Legion Convention
Tom Salter
8. C. Crockett
Chapeaux Et Vo Femus
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Emily Frances Mann
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F. W. Woolworth Co
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Presbyterian Church
SEC. Kellogg
Shakespeare
Houston National Bank Carseal
Grasselli Chemical Co
East Adams and
Cherry Streets
J. N. Nail
TUVAY
Cuttion
Nakalis
T. W. Palmer & Company
New
Ariesss Nots Exchange
Kofler
New York
Cleve
New. York
Orleans
Ae Pham
Palestine
Cyclists’ Touring Club of England
Coolidge
NEA Service, Inc
Chrysler
Athlon
Alabama Motor Company
Kelvinator
Dallas
Tne
Patterson Electric Co
Dothan, Alabama
Mesa
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