Don’t Trade Good for Bad Promoter Schemes
Advice from the public protection bureau warns investors to distinguish reliable promoters from high pressure scammers in mining oil and invention ventures. Get facts from bankers or the National Better Business Bureau before exchanging stock or risking savings, and report suspicious offers to authorities.
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Bankers Aid Plan For Farm Support In Seth Corolina Area
Three banks in Seth Corolina inaugurate a plan to provide two years free rent for a central site tied to Greenville and nearby counties to host a creamery a canning factory and a farm women’s club. The project aims to pay farmers to raise livestock grow their own food and add income. Georgia bankers have pushed diversified farming, reducing seed costs and promoting a corn contest with a $1,000 prize amid broader rural development efforts.
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Bankers and farmers attend alfalfa demonstration at college
A box furnished event in Atlanta showcased an alfalfa demonstration with 260 bankers and farmers attending. Alfalfa yield rose from 1800 to 5000, attributed to a 50 percent gain in turnout. The state produced 12,000 more bushels of corn than the prior year and sold 50 carloads of trucks worth $2,000. The report notes production of corn and hay for Curite’s own use.
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Labor and Banks Spar Over Wage-Earner Losses
The passage quotes William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, arguing that hastily entered investments by wage earners lead to losses. He asserts banks could better safeguard investors with wage-earner vigilance, preventing speculative waste of funds.
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Oy Punwike
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Sleeveless Frocks for Summer Sports Outfit
Fashion notes suggest sleeveless tennis and golf frocks in white and chosen colors. A renowned international tennis star wears a sleeveless pique frock, inspiring new simple, slimline designs with fitted plaits and added fullness for range of motion. Light yellow cottons with white or maize accents are highlighted for summer wear.
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Xuimer
Colorful Spring Fashions With Printed Linens And Calicos
The article highlights bright spring styles for women featuring printed linens and calico prints in gay colors. It notes hand blocked designs, black and white contrasts, and bold color ensembles including linen coats over pale crepe frocks with vivid accents.
Plaits and Tucks as Decorative Fashion Feature
The article describes extensive use of plaits and tucks in trimming garments, noting they are now the dominant decoration. It cites round and diagonal placements, their pairing with plaited skirts and jumpers, and a Paris gown example where plaits and tucks form a diamond-like motif from neck to hem.
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Paris
Formal Evening Gown Adorns Dinners and Dignity
A description contrasts a smart formal evening gown with a softer chiffon frock worn at a dinner. The formal attire is praised for elegance and dignity, while the lighter chiffon dress adds subtle charm to the evening's setting.
Rooses Return From West Trip Visit Los Angeles and San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Albert Roos return from five weeks in California traveling by the southern route. They visited Los Angeles and saw the Tijuana border city. Roos comments on vice and cleanliness and notes rapid suburban growth near Los Angeles and a favorable impression of San Francisco as a beautiful city.
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Proviso High Pupils Spring Musical Night
Proviso High School music department presents its annual Spring Festival concert in the high school auditorium on Friday evening in May. Conductors Lee Osburn, Wallace Nelson, and J Irving Tallmadge lead chorus, orchestra, and band, with Tallmadge in his first year bringing the band to notable proficiency. The program features the Choral Fantasie from Faust arranged by N Clifford Page and a mix of marches, overtures, and selections, with admission 25 cents and tickets from department members or the school office.
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Proviso High School
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Wallace Nelson
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Paust
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Norttert
Glee Club
Faust
Music
Bugling Contest Promises High Hopes for Scouts
Scouts prepare for the Silver Bugle Contest set for May 14 at the American Legion hall in Xo tleck with prizes including a silver bugle and periods at Camp Wilderness. The note urges participation from Comecb troop members and announces a staff contact for information.
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Mae
Camp Wilderness
Wilderness
Comecb
Thatcher
E ' Woods
Algelical Bhurgh
Foot Specialist for Foot Troubles Ad Card
If you have tired aching feet broken down arches painful legs and heels corns calluses ingrowing nails see Dr Sauer LaFazia chiropodists and foot surgery. 7502 Morrison Street Phone Forest 225.
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Dramatics by Women Win Praise at Local Theater
A Mary club program featured Mrs. Helen Troske and Mrs. Martha Wieber delivering standout acting in The Art of Evene Teseh and Kitchen Mechanic. Ada Schnecherner and Lena roles drew strong notices, with Ethel Hieger and Elsie Dundore praised for their performances. Music by the Acalian Trio and tenor Oscar Heather added charm. Philanthropy chair Celie Joyaux led ticket sales, while Misses Hellen, Ruds, Van Dyke, and Byorak sold candy as part of a successful fundraising night.
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Evene Teseh
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Lena
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Tesch
Booth
Wrigly Twat
Pesch
Walter Butterfield
Clen
Is Yee
Nathalie
Mrs. McEwan
John Fazaledown
Ethel Hieger
Ethel
Woman's Club
Cleo
Lees
Elsie Dundore
Elsie
Fins
Acalianio
Heidi Rous
Viollin
Elaine Rich
Oscar Heather
Hong
Canning
Celie Joyaux
Watan's Club
Martha Hartley
Mary Licht
Jane Hellen
Pearl Ruds
Hetty Vian Dyke
Virginia Byorak
Ton Wich
Worthams to Show Here for Social Club
Commissioners Berliner Oswald and Hiitoncyy led a Tuesday night session of the Social Club at its Harrison Street hall. The club voted support for the Wortham Shows this season, with dates to be announced. Amil L. Buechler and George Reifenstuhl head the shows. The body agreed to assist Italian Club efforts for Tony Romano, a street walker injured last week. his son Charles is a club member. The next meeting is May 17 with entertainment and invited women and children. Carl Mader will offer three months of free music lessons for boys joining a band.
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Hiitoncyy
Harrison Street
Wortham
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George Reifenstuhl
Book Review and Club Notes at Forest Park Woman's Club
Mrs A Vertuno reviews Gertrude Atherton's The Smoldering Marriage at Forest Park Woman's Club with a two o'clock Friday meeting at the Forest Park clubhouse. The event includes a resume by Mia Morse, refreshments, a reception for new officers, and a piano recital by Mrs A Bruns pupils.
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Forest Park
Allo
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J Torun
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OG Windegatt
Obituary of Mrs Margaret Johns Resident Here Since Year Past
Mrs Margaret Mo Johns wife of Robert Ro Jolies, 144 Figin avenue, longtime resident, died Tuesday May 3 after long illness. Born in Hanger Maine in 1873, she was mother of one daughter Mrs Kana Johnson, who with Mr Jolng survives. Funeral services Friday afternoon from the late residence, Bates Park chapel, with burial at Forear Hane cemetery.
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Margaret Mo Johns
Robert Ro Jolies
Figin Avenue
Wes Thesday
Ws Lang
Johny Sas Berm
Hanger
Maine
Kana Johnson
Mr. Joting
Bates Park
Mica Company Reopens Vehe Circle Plant After Upgrades
The U S Mica Co Vehe Circle avenue plant reopens after seven weeks of closure for extensive machinery changes. The upgraded line now runs 24 hours daily to recover lost time, with a new power engine boosting grinding capacity by twenty five percent. Owner Sigurd Olsen oversees operations from the New Jersey mother plant. local manager Mr Langz guides the Vehe site as both plants run at capacity.
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Circle Ouvenue
New Jersey
Sigurd Olen
Hoth
Olsen
Langz
Pkant. Ae
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