Cross-Word Puzzle Clue List Appears Full of Errors
A list of crossword clues spans horizontal and vertical entries with numerous typos and misprints. Entries include definitions for items such as tools, animals, body parts, and verbs, interspersed with odd symbols and misnumbered lines.
Typhoid Deaths And Racial Breakdown In Georgia
A 1920s Georgia health bulletin notes typhoid risks, stressing pure water and cleanliness. Five months May through October show rising deaths with 423 in 1923 and 512 in 1924, and 80 more than 1923 in 1928. Racial data reveal whites and blacks with higher male deaths and blacks comprising 56 percent of five year typhoid fatalities.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Many Deaths From Typhoid in Georgia
Atlanta reports from the Georgia Bureau of Vital Statistics show 3,343 typhoid deaths in Georgia from 1920 to 1924, an average of 668 per year. White deaths totaled 1,491 and 1,852 were among Negro residents. In 1924 typhoid fatalities rose by 13 compared with the prior five years.
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Georgia
Bureau
Atlanta
Georgia Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Heath
English Language Debate Sparks Commission Critique
Dr. B E G Graham MP for London University cites a “woeful neglect” of English study in Britain urging stronger emphasis on English education. He asserts few MPs speak or write proper English and urges reform within Parliament.
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Westeltie
Ens
Mar
BE. G. Graham
London University
Graham
Plane Crash in Louisiana Kills Student. Another Hurt
In Baton Rouge two youths died and one was injured when a small airplane in a flying circus plummeted from 1800 feet after entering a spin. Albert Gladney, 18, LSU student, was killed, while John D. Temple, high school student, sustained injuries. Pilot Jack Ashcroft suffered a fractured nose.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Albert Gladney
Louisiana State University
John D. Temple
Jack Astcroft
Tempie
Gladney
Ashcraft
Judge English to Stage Testimony Today in Impeachment Case
St Louis March 31 evidence in the impeachment of Federal Judge George Washington English concluded. The judge is expected to be the first witness in his own defense as a congressional committee hears charges of tyrannical conduct and bankruptcy handling. The defense will call Farla English a pistol witness. the case may require two days for the defense, six for the prosecution.
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St. Louis
George Washington English
Congressional Committee
Department of Justice
C. B. Thomas
English
Thomas
Farla English
Denied Change of Venue in Rawlings Murder Case
Charles G. Rawlings Sandersville banker had his change of venue denied by Judge R Earl Camp in Johnson Superior Court. The appeal goes to the Court of Appeals after a bill of exceptions, filed by former Gov Thomas W Harwick. Trial is delayed until the first week in June at the earliest.
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Wrightsville
Maron
R. Earl Camp
Charles G. Rawlings
Sandersville
Gus 4
Tarburton
Johnson Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Judge Camp
Thomas W. Harwick
Rawlings
Rawings
Rail Schedules for Thomasville Trains at Two Stations
Passenger timetable details arrival and departure times for trains at Thomasville A C L Railway Station and A B A Railway Station. Information not guaranteed. Times shown in Eastern Standard Time north east and south routes. western north trains use Central Standard Time. Phone numbers provided for Atlantic Coast Line Depot and Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic.
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Thomasville
A. C. L. Ralway
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Barnes’ Law
Georgia
Train Schedules for A, B and A Railway and A C L Railroad
Daily timetable fragment lists arrival and departure times for A B and A Railway Pullman Sleeping Car and A C L Railroad routes between Birmingham, Atlanta, Montgomery, Savannah, Jackson, Monticello, Dothan and Albany. Note shows daily and Sunday service with some lines marked daily except Sunday.
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Atlanta-Albany
Fanlon
Monticello
Montg’y-Sar-Jax
The Rose Queen of Flowers Prepared by Lone Star Gardens
George Willis of Lone Star Gardens and O. C. Boyd of the State Board of Entomology prepared a guide on the rose, detailing cultivation and care. The collaboration highlights horticultural stewardship and expert advice for rose enthusiasts.
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George Willis
Lone Star Gardens
O. C. Boyd
The
State Board of Entomology
Rose Culture and Care for Home Gardens
Practical guidance on growing roses, soil, planting, cultivation, pruning, and disease control. Covers soil preparation, bed depth, watering, mulching, pruning by rose class, and prevention of leaf spots, powdery mildew, cane blight, crown canker, crown gall, with insect controls and a city license reminder.
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Paris
Sleeping Car Service Opens for Occupancy at 4 PM
Local drawing room sleeping car open for occupancy at and after 4 p m leaving Thomasville 6 a m daily for Jesup, connecting with fast trains to and from New York Washington Jacksonville via A C L R R. Reservations phone 162 or 162 J. L. P. Green K P Advertisement
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Thomasville
Jesup
New York
Washington
Jacksonville
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Jackson
Fleming Motor CO
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Mgr
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Ashcroft
A.,b. & A. Railway
Girmingham
the Queen of Flowers
Ross
Insects
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Schnarr
J. W .H. Mitchell
Hart Schaffner & Marx
S. Richy
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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Peeready Columbia
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