Mitchell defense and naval witnesses clash at court
The trial into Col. Mitchell's charges continued with four navy witnesses defending PN-9 No. 1 preparations and flight plans. A heated exchange followed Maj. Gullion's attempted opening statement, drawing objections from Mr. Reid and court officials who deemed the move unusual.
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Massy Wins Open France Golf Crown Switching From Left
Arnaud Massy, aged 48, wins the open golf championship of France after switching from left to right handed play. Born in Biarritz, Massy trained in Scotland, mentored by Sandy Herd, and later claimed the world title at Hoylake in 1907 with Herd as his nearest competitor.
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Navy plans air transport to Hawaii in war scenario
The testimony argued Panama as objective with an air transport route from Tallorala to Hawaii. It held essential that navy pilots fly at least once in such a mission. Officers dismissed Col. Mitchell’s claim that placing station ships at 200 mile intervals creates exceptional risk.
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Going to the Devil Public House Lore in Lon a
The Devil was once the name of a notes public house at 2 Filder Street near Terople bar in Lon a. Lawyers away at dinner hung a sign on their doors reading Gosle to the Devil to show where to find them.
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South Georgia Conference Adopts Savannah as 1936 Meet Site
The closing session of the South Georgia Conference set Savannah as the next general conference host in 1936. Reports from boards and committees directed donations totaling 2550 dollars to churches and parsonages along with loans to several districts.
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Tick Fight in Coquito County Tick Recrudescence Sparks Debate
Moultrie Georgia December reports ongoing tick controversy around Coquito County. Veterinarian Peter F and county commissioners clash over tick eradication costs and whether the state or county should bear expenses amid renewed quarantines and cattle concerns.
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Simple Old Mr Carter Medicine Ad Text
An old promotional fragment touts Mr Carter remedies with claims of stomach relief and bowel movement benefits. It mentions a mix of bark and glycerine said to remove gas and ease constipation, signed by W. Adlerika. The ad market’s tone is generic and promotional.
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Fragmented OCR notes on multiple names and places
Readable portions show a list of names and scattered fragments about places and institutions. The text references individuals such as Dowdy Kelly Claxton Arnold and J. Wingon Pem B E Sur W B Shaw along with affiliations and locations, but lacks coherent events or full context. The record preserves the incomplete catalog of people and groups active in a regional setting.
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Local Visitors Noted At Empire Furniture and Shops
A stream of visitors and businessmen arrive in town including C A Atkins C B Doyle of Macon J O Wakeland of Baltimore T M Smith of Atlanta E F Jackson of Valdosta S V Steyerman on a New York business trip M M Borehead of Miami J L Fickling and Lil Nan Fickling of Macon among guests Mrs J M Johnson Galveston Texas and Mr and Mrs S W Wray of Memphis Philadelphia visit briefly Miss Caroline Mays returns home after hospital operation at Archbold Memorial Hospital expected to be up soon Let J Baxley handle plumbing needs phone 406 Victor Victroias on sale Cocreft Music Co and Cocroft Muscle Co display planes pricing 709 and up
Bibb Solon Addresses Methodist Conference
Bibb county representative J. F. Marone told the South Georgia Methodist conference that prohibition is failing and enforcement has progress but more is needed. He recalled the 1921 state capitol as an open saloon and urged ministers to preach that no whisky drinker should be sent to represent counties or sections.
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Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia December 1 1925
Partly cloudy tonight with a fair Wednesday and little temperature change. Light frost possible tonight. Observations show 1 p.m. mean today 50, humidity 62 percent, wind northwest at 8 mph. Record highs for the month include 83 on 12 1 1918. Rainfall this month 0.00 inches to date 38.35 inches since Jan 1.
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Apalachicola Oysters and Shrimp Ad and Joiner Update
Advertisement notes fresh oysters and shrimp daily by George Sampson in Apalachicola. In a separate update, Hidon L Joiner is improving at Hot Springs and expected to recover after several weeks with his family.
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