Vandigriff Dies At 59 In Jenkinsburg
Mr J A Vandigriff aged 59 died at his Jenkinsburg home Tuesday after months of ill health. A prominent community member and Methodist, he is survived by his wife formerly Miss Mills, four sons Orine Clarence L D and B F Vandigriff, two brothers William and James of Atlanta. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon with Rev E C Wilson officiating, interment in Jenkinsburg Cemetery.
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J. A. Vandigriff
Jenkinsburg
B. F. Vandigriff
Messrs
William and
James Vandigriff
Atlanta
E. C. Wilson
Spectacles Etiquette Noted Across Cultures
A Chinese man wearing spectacles in a guest’s presence is deemed rude, likened to a man who does not remove his hat when greeting women of his acquaintance in this country.
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China
Cardui
Cardus
Georgia
Augusta
Americas
Gulf
Emigration Surpasses Immigration in United States
Immigration bureau figures show emigration exceeds immigration for the first time since 1907. From July to November 125,000 immigrants arrived while 144,000 emigrants left. In November incomplete figures confirm the trend with 1,000 Greeks landing and 11,500 Greeks returning. Emigration to Italy is strong with Mexicans replacing Italians and Greeks as section hands.
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United States
Immigration Bureau
America
Old World
Italy
Lemon Grapefruit Hybrid Found In Fresno County
A horticultural oddity was found in Fresno County a lemon tree bearing fruit averaging 22 inches long. The fruit is a cross between a lemon and a grapefruit with the flavor of grapefruit.
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Fresno
Cal
Fresno County
Japanese Population in the United States Report
The Foreign Office records show 130,000 Japanese in the United States with 110,000 in Hawaii and 70,000 in other destinations. The total global Japanese population reaches 580,000, up 90,000 from 1918.
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United States
Tokio
Foreign Office
Hawaii
China
Brazil
Stephens County Farmers Plow by Lamplight
In Toccoa Georgia on May 11 farmers in Stephens County plow by lamplight due to delayed rains. Ground conditions improved after the rain, and tractors with lights enable night plowing, letting growers catch up with field work.
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Toccoa
Stephens County
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