Contested Diplomatic Precedence Sparks Washington Debate
A heated exchange over diplomatic precedence and the role of hostesses in Washington social functions unfolds as the diplomatic corps argues for social rank parity and official recognition. Secretary of State and Vice Presidency press behind the scenes to resolve seating and hostess duties amid shifting authority.
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Stitasan
Esr
Curt -Mr. Stimson
Curtis
Sopiston
Akaster
Washington
Pshington
James Dunn
Diplomatic Corps
State ‘Department
Viet
Virginia Highway Improvements Trim Travel Time On Mountains
A Richmond AP report notes motorists seek the smoothest routes even if longer as engineering impacts road costs. Hard surfacing rose 26.6 percent 1925–28. traffic on four major Virginia highways up 36.5 percent 1927–28. Richmond Washington route up 41.76 percent between DC and Alexandria.
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Richmond
Cseek
Virginia
Richmond- Washington
National” Capital
Washington
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Paid police informers labeled as ministers condemned in speech
United States Attorney Renah F. Camalier blasted paid police informers at a citizens association meeting in Washington. He said groups have formed in several city churches urging reporting of violations and warned that informers posing as gospel ministers are the lowest form of law enforcers.
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Weashington
Citizens ‘Service Association
Dseaetant
United States
Renah F. Camalier
Washington
Camalier
Dail
Tor
Nolice
Delavan Bank Closure Yields Dividend Notice
Newspaper notice reports two banks closing and depositors to receive dividends. State Bank of Sahetha and Delavan Bank, with deposits valued around 817,009 dollars, to be paid in April and January respectively. Charles W. Johnson comments on failed banks and depositor payouts.
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Charles ‘W. Johnson
Community Plate and Box Supper Planned at Chester
Miss Merle Blaylock and pupils of Chester plan a plate and box supper with entertainment next Wednesday evening April 17 at 8:39. Everyone invited. women asked to bring boxes and there will be a gift for the most popular girl. Various Chester residents and families are noted for visits, meals, and daily life around the area.
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Merle Blaylock
Chester
Ind
Cherlie Jones
Weeley Ward
MS Smith
Jamay “Tom, Groves
LM. Smith
Eleanor Ward
Stherade
Floyd Pentlin
Sunnyside
Robert
Eagle
IM. Smith
Si Ee Burgoyne
Holla i RG
Kyle
Frank
Black
B. E. Perkins
Margaret
J.B. Rae
Trg
N. Kinder
Lucille
Myv
Martini
Will Tucker
Shent
M. Frank
Perry and High School Musical Play Open Week
Perry residents attended a musical comedy titled Paul Revere at the Perry high school auditorium on Tuesday night April 2. The cast included John Faxton Eugene Plumpér Phyllis Berna Brown and Paul Revere with a large chorus and orchestra under supervisor Miss Vivian Strange.
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Edward L. Dent
Lawwrence
Breit m
Burker
Schmutz
George Plummer
High School
Bernard Pyles
Bak
Nets
Paul Revere
Perry High-School
John Faxton
Eugene Plupmér
Phyllis
Berna Brown
Margaret Faxton
Mildred Allen
Rustlus
Clarence Webbs
Marks Phillin
Gordon
Michael
Sweeney
Eugene Baker
William
Day
le Roy
Bridgewater
Baby
Faxton
Bessie Mae Dick
Dinah
Oliver Johnson
William Dawes
Paul Gilpin
Donald
Dooley
Dorothy
Alice” Hemme
Thelma Baker
Clarice Copeland
Dorothy Dick
Edna
Gentry
Isabelle Ploughe
Irene
Sharkey
Alice Plummer
Veneines
Irene A Lloyd. Taylor
Tyrrell
Alvis Zimmerman
Miss Vivian
Ac- Cain
Verda’ Woodson
Haines
Cecil
Oliver
Tion
Toveka
Monda
Irene’ Brock
Helen. Clift
Lorett
Christ’s
Hospital of
Tosted
Sacrificial Pyramid Fragments Found in Mexico City Plaza
Workmen uncover stone walls near the Plaza as meat bases are sunk revealing remains once surrounding the base of a grand pyramid. The structure, linked to legendary rites, was reportedly destroyed after a brutal battle and later preserved at the National Museum.
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Mexico
National Museum
Fairview April Meeting Of Women Foregn Missionary Society
The Fairview Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met Wednesday at Mrs. B Cowles home. Miss Ethel Cowles presided, with Miss Elae Brown leading devotionals and Mrs. C. Day in charge of the study. After the social period, refreshments were served to twenty. Various locals visited, and many called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seele. The church board met and voted to reroof the church damaged by the recent storm.
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Women’s Foreign ‘Missionary Society
B Cowles
Ethel Cowles
Elae Brown
C. Day
S. T. Griffin
Floyd Nisely
M. B. Brownles
Clyde
Edwards
Burk Edwards
Knowledge Hill
Paul Koehler
E. Leary
John Schafstall
Euders
Ed Johmson
Louis'Seele
Fred
Ganthey ‘Seele
Robert
Anna Torneden
Herbert
Selma
Godfrey Reetz
Melba’ Jean
Linwood
Edna
A. Leary
Lewis Howard
Ottawa
Foanday
Earl
Ane
TL. Brown
Gilbert
Lawrence
Alfred Basilor
Ernest Ralston
Charles
Evelyn
William. Meairs
Ethel
Dorothy Griffins
Aenioy High School
Avene
Clyde Edwards
Herbert McClintock and
E. Ralston
Floyd
Nisély Land Family
Willam Meairs
Wiliam Jr
Ralston
Jackson
Ace
Twoodwid
Gladys Sun- Jackson
Bowman
John Bowman
Frank Horrell
Hallie
Earl Cowles
Ernest Leary
Paul Koeher
Navy Aviators Map Vast Alaska Timber Resources
Inventory of timber and hydro electric potential in southeastern Alaska will be made this summer by navy aviators. Flying photographers will record hidden lakes and forests across ten thousand square miles including Baranoff Chichagof and Kodiak islands and surrounding mainland areas. The expedition led by Lieut. Cmdr. A. W. Radford aims to replace months of ground exploration with aerial surveys.
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Alaska
Alaskan
Baranoff
Chichagof
Kini
A. W. Radford
Naval Atars
Sargent
Omban Diexa
Juneau
U. S
Gana
Northwers
Gold mining returns to Dahlonega hills in Georgia
Dahlonega Georgia AP reports renewed interest in gold digging around the town once famed for a nineteenth century rush. miners with picks and shovels probe the hills 16 miles from the railroad. prior efforts waned after 1848 mint profits dropped. today geologists urge trained workforces to revive profitable operations.
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Dahlonega
United States Mint
Poe
Mel State
McCallie
Galifor- Main
North Georgia ‘Agricultural College
Oses
Dahloniega
Internal Health by Nature's Own Methods Tanlac Ad
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a natural treatment for indigestion constipation and related symptoms. It claims improved digestion appetite weight gain and renewed vigor without mineral drugs and notes over ten years of physician endorsement. The cost is described as under two cents a dose with a money back guarantee.
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High Prairie Notes From Clyde Area Community
High Prairie area activity includes visits among Larsen Heaston Williams Ulrich and Puckett families. Mrs Della Hale Irené spent time with her mother Mrs Arthur Flory. The Ladies Aid met at the church to sew quilt blocks.
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Lis
Williamson
Vinland
Allie Lawson
Daniels
Daugie
Thome
Ce Haredag
Henry Phol
Dan Johanning
Virzil Laridis
Armin
Warren
Ward
Landis
Ward Landis
Doris
Virgil Landis
Arminald Warren
Kansas City
Edgar Landis
Eling Daniels
Virginia
Dorothy
Pleasant Grove
Raraga
A. E. Puckett
Samantha ‘Foster
Ben
Fioina
Sand
Leroy Puckett
Kenneth
Harry
Lane
Star
Charley Puckett
Betty
Moris
Lawrence
Clyde Puckett
Hallie Hale
Irene
Ike Montgomery
Marshall Church- Laugh
Joan
Allie Laivgan
Herschel Ulrich
Carolyn
Keith
Leland
Claude Williams
Violet Shotwell
Stephen Ellis
Grandpa
Grandma Shotwell
Baldwin Stnav
Blanche Shelly
Gladys Puckett
Charley Disque
Frances
Helen Hleaston
Tra Flora
Amos Wrightsman
Dan Flory
Lila
Vivian
Flora Merkley
Owen Mera
Gladys
Elmer
Olive
Richard
Carl Kannenbure
Ban Johanning
Ryle Hobbs
Dan Shotwell
Mike Hadl
Viola
Erma
Glenn
Rosaballe
Tom Caylar
Clinton
Arthur Flory
Allie Larsen
Edd Heuston
Ir. Lawson
Ton
Flory
Frank Williams
Heuston
Robert
Ulrich
Clyde
Rand
Alt. Puckett
Salmantha Foster
Williams Puckett
McLouth
B.H. Purvis
Della Hale
Irené
Leland Ulrich
Orville Puckett
Irvin Flory
Ladies Aid
Mary Ulrich
Celia _Heaston
Ada Williams
Netoe Puckett
Fshasta
Dan Johan King
John Kannenbure
Keith Ulrich
Orville Pucket
Orville Shotwell
Stephen el
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels
An advertisement promises relief from gas in the stomach and bowels with Baalmann's Gas Tablets. It claims to reduce gas pressure, end drowsiness after meals, stop bloating, and improve circulation, offering the product at one dollar and available at Round Corner Drug Co.
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Baalmann
Round Corner Drug Co
Olive Tablets and Dr Edwards Claim Quick Constipation Relief
A vintage ad promotes Olive Tablets as a natural laxative alternative to calomel. Dr Edwards is presented as a physician who developed the formula to ease chronic constipation and torpid liver without forcing unnatural bowel action. The copy emphasizes gentle action and absence of griping, highlighting the olive oil and vegetable tablets as a pleasant tasting remedy.
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Pia
Edwards
Iing
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