Local social notes from Monti and nearby towns
Miss Irene Alexander of Monti is the guest of Miss Virginia White. Mr. George Smith of Atlanta visited relatives here. Miss Nell Millen and Miss Opal Vickers return home from teaching assignments. Miss Lucile Mann of Jonesboro visits Miss Larilne Lawson. Mrs. Art Maddox and son Hugo of Macon were guests Sunday. Miss Eleanor Harris of Ringgold returns home from two weeks with Miss Mary Terrell. Misses Lois and Sarah Allen visited friends in Macon for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Millen
Menlo High School
Opal Vickers
Molena
Millen
Vickers
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory
Lucile Mann
Jonesboro
Larilne Lawson
Art Maddox
Hugo
Macon
Eleanor Harris
Ringgold
Mary Terrell
Lois
Sarah Allen
Shivar Mineral Water Ad and Local Social News
RHEUMATISM is washed out by Shivar Mineral Water with money back guarantee. Delivered by Jackson agents Carmichael Drug & Book Co. Mrs Dozier returns from Ro berta visit. Flovilla U D C meets Thursday with Mrs Maddux and Miss Laura Smith hosting. Albert Linch home from University of Georgia. Lula Dozier back from Monticello. Virginia White of Washing...
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Jackson
Carmichael Drug & Book Co
Advt
Flovilla
F. C. Maddux
Laura Smith
Albert Linch
University of Georgia
Local residents and visitors gathered for holiday visits
Seminary, Emory University figures, and area residents including Mrs. Mamie Edwards, Miss Virginia White, Miss Lurline Torbet, Mr. Joe Ben Terrell, and Mr. Howard Smith are listed as spending time with family. A civic note urges readers and businesses to back the home paper amid rising costs and potential cuts to rural press.
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America
Georgia Highway Law Declared Illegal by Fulton Judge
Judge Pendleton of Fulton superior court ruled Georgia's 1919 highway law void in a test case aimed at testing constitutionality. The case proceeds to the Georgia Supreme Court for final decision with expected legislative involvement at the upcoming session. McDonough will host an all day current event to boost local industries.
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Georgia
Pendleton
Fulton Superior Court
Georgia Supreme Court
McDonough
Impulse Versus Reason Shapes a Detroit Man’s Fate
A Detroit man on the first cold autumn night chooses not to invite a chilled collie into his home. He later regrets the act, contracts pneumonia, and reflects on how impulse, restraint, and reason influence behavior. The piece discusses how people often act only when reason aligns with impulse, or regret the outcome. It contrasts this with a note on coral reef formation, describing reef depth limits, temperature needs, and how dead foundations support ongoing growth as reefs expand outward.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Pacific
Indian
West Indies
Congress Adjourns Amid Unfinished Peace Treaty Disposition
The sixty sixth Congress adjourns with the country likely to endure the shock noting it will be remembered for its inaction. The key unresolved issue cited is the disposition of the peace treaty.
Printing pie progress at Argus Job Dept
Reading OCR fragments show a note on progress at the Argus Job Department related to printing. The readable words imply ongoing work or a status update within a newspaper production context.
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ARGUS
Admixture of spirit and body fuels a call for luxuries
A quotation from the Exchange argues that progress has created a blend of spiritual and physical traits that justify luxuries. It warns that ignoring esthetic appeal and living only utilitarian lives would dull industry and regress society toward primitivism.
World's Highest Village Karzak in Kashmir
A writer in L Astronomie notes Karzak, a tiny Kashmir village at 32 58 0 N 78 18 13 E, claimed as the highest on earth. It sits about 4 556 meters or 14 946 feet above sea level and contains a few stone houses and a small roadside inn.
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L'Astronomie
Kashmir
Karzak
Greenwich
Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast
An editorial style health notice promotes morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims internal sanitation prevents illness and improves appetite, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to become a fan of the regimen.
Real relief for catarrh by addressing its root cause
An ad-style notice promotes a blood-cleansing remedy as the cure for catarrh. It claims sprays and temporary treatments fail because they do not remove the underlying cause. Readers are invited to mail for free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 101 Swift Laboratory, Atlania, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlania
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United States
Committee of American Shipbuilders
Church Street
New York City
Irene Alexander
Monticello
Virginia White
George Smith
Atlanta
Lula Dozier
Castoria
B. H. Fudge
B. H. Jr
Colquitt
A. C. Millen
Mary Ella
Annie Laurie Thomas
Fort McPherson
Mrs. N. J. Thomas
Mamie Edwards
Birmingham
Ala
Lurline Torbet
Marilu Terrell
Joe Ben Terrell
Mrs
J. W. Terrell
Howard Smith
J. P. Smith
Henry Terrell
Supreme Court
Shoe Department
THE
Jackson Mercantile Company
Theo
Oxfords
Ues
Patent
Express
Carmichael Mallet Co
Jackson, Georgia
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