Various city names and scores scattered in 1930s sports text
A fragmented OCR passage lists cities such as Charlotte Greenville Philadelphia Washington Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit New York Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Mobile and more, with scattered numbers like 31 30 18 22 488 409. It references league standings, scheduled games, and team positions, followed by a sermon summary about Mercer University graduation exercises and a Bishop Broughton quote on philosophy.
Cairo Mill and Elevator plant Destroyed by Night Fire
Cairo Ga June 8 A spectacular midnight blaze completely destroyed the Cairo Mill and Elevator Company's plant. Firemen saved several nearby warehouses including a tobacco warehouse nearing completion. The unused building had part of its machinery removed and was uninsured with an approximate loss of 5000 dollars.
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Cairo
Cairo Mill and Elevator Company
Pope Receives World’s Largest Rosary in Rome
An expert wood carver from Merano presented Pope Pius XII with a rosary claimed to be the largest in the world. The piece measures over 15 feet in circumference and features finely carved wooden beads larger than a typical egg.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Merano
Love Family Memorial Sketch of Amos Love Esquire Patriot
In Laurens County Georgia near Popular Springs Amos Love Esquire a Revolutionary patriot rests. His son Peter E Love became a physician turned lawyer and politician serving in Georgia and U S Congress before returning to the state legislature. He died November 8 1866 and is buried in Thomasville Georgia’s old cemetery.
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Laurens County
Georgia
Dublin
Popular Springs
Amos Love
Samuel Love
Plymouth
England
Margaret James
Peter K. Love
Peter
Warren
Franklin College
Athens
Philadelphia
Peter E. Love
Martha Stroud
Nys
Mary Bracewell
Hawkinsville
A. H. Hansell
State Senate
Southern Circuit
Hansell
United States
House of Representatives
Georgia House of Representatives
Judge Love
James L. Seward
Judge Alexander
Amos J. Love
Peter E. Love, Jr
Mattie Love
Robert H. Harris
Margaret
O. C. Hall
Thomasville
Ex-convict Helbach Receives 10000 Pound Reward
After the sentences were read some prisoners were removed amid struggles. Neguib Helbach, the chief police agent in the murder inquiry into the Sirdar, received a reward of 10000 Egyptian pounds for the apprehension of the murders.
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Neguib Helbach
Railroad Schedules for Thomasville Stations
Passenger train arrivals and departures listed for A B A R railway and Atlantic Coast Line depot. Times reflect Eastern or Central zones with note that figures are informational only and not guaranteed.
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Thomasville
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Georgia
Thomaaville
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Association
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Rock
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Stan Chicago
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Mobile
Y ‘League
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EIGH
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Assassi
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Army
Broughton
Jack
Mercer University
Galtree
Sion
Philadelph
St. Louis Barn League
Steyerman’s Style Shop
T. A. Futch Hardware and Paints
Pope
Hudson-Essex Owners
Hudson-Essex Sales Co
Remington, Ave
Hudson
Essex
Remington Ave
Sirdar
Sir Irdar
Trim Dixie
Hart Schaffner & Marx
S. Richy
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Fanten
Monticello
Montg’y-Sar-Jax
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Watt House
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