Minter and Right-of-Way to clash in June series at Stadium
The article previews Jig-Jogs Minter and Ferguson in a Cairo event with Macon Right-of-Way visiting June ninth to eleventh for a three game series at the Stadium. It highlights Macon’s famed Morgan and local players led by Ferguson Oldham Vann Shepherd Crews Hawthorne and mentions Thomasville’s strong squad and upcoming golf at Glen Arven with broad city support.
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Macon
Morgan
Charlie
Ferguson
Oldham
Vann
Shepherd
Thomasville
Crews
Pa Hawthorne
Reggie
City of Roses
Carroth
Glen Arven
Africa Education Urged as Key to Future Prosperity
The Educational Commission to East Africa reports natives are sidelined as Europeans and settlers shape the continent's future. Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones calls for native inclusion in coordinated plans with officials, missionaries, settlers, and traders. He proposes simple education focused on health sanitation and agricultural training to counter high infant mortality and malnutrition.
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New York
Africa
Educational Commission
East Africa
Phelps- Stokes Fund
French Somaliland
Cape Town
West
South
Equatorial Africa
Thomas Jesse Jones
Phelps-Stokes Fund
Missionary Society of Great
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Liberia
Abyssinia
Plenty
Dr. Jones
Education Acknowledged as Key to African Development
The report urges education and moral reform for Africans, highlighting native leadership training, missionary schools, and a director of education in territorial governance. It stresses female education for health and home life, and calls for nutrition, clothing, health care, and safe recreation to curb social excesses.
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Africa
Fortune smiles on artist who trod humble path
London May 28. G Bissil a London sidewalk artist and former miner who served in France rose from street drawings to exhibit works at Redfern Gallery Old Bond Street. After the war he drew for pennies, his talent gaining recognition from better off artists who invited him to show a collection.
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Redfern Gallery
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G. Bissil
France
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promote Weight Gain
Doctors and pharmacists tout McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tastier alternative to cod liver oil. Advertisers claim the tablets boost appetite and flesh, with refunds offered if targets aren’t met, and note strong demand from Inman Drug, R. Thomas Drug, Central Pharmacy and others.
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McCoy's
The Everett Family of Bullock County Georgia
Genealogy notes document Josiah Everitt Sr born 1749 died 1806 and his wife Jancy Ellis with their son Joshua born 1774 in Bullock County Georgia. It lists children including Sarah John Carter Willam Josiah Jefferson Aaron Cassie Elizabeth Ann Jane Joshua B John Pamelia and spouses and marriages across Bullock Thomas and Tattnall counties with multiple descendants.
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Joshua Everitt
Jane Carter
Bullock
Sarah Everitt
John Carter Everitt
Willam Everitt
Josiah Jefferson Everitt
Aaron B. Everitt
Jane
Cassie C. Everitt
Elizabeth Fagan Everitt
Ann Jane Everitt
Joshua B. Everitt
Michael Young
William Young
Mary Henderson
Thomas
Elizabeth Ellis
Bullock County
William Everitt
Harriet Archer
Tattnall County
Susan Tillman
Joseph Tillman
Eliza
Cassie
John
Lawson Wyche
Chas. T. Tilman
Benamin Ellis
Joshua Bedford Everitt
Sarah Slater
Annie
Daniels
Ophelia
Mr. Smith
John Hyeritt
Penny Stubbs
Pamelia Everitt
Hamp Williams
Mary
Mozell
Pamelia
Dud Peacock
Mosell
Philipp McKinnon
Pamella
Philip Wade
Georgia library commission history and crop prize highlight
The Georgia Library Commission began July 26 1897 with Governor Atkinson appointing Miss Anne Wallace as secretary. In 1906 Governor Terrell named Mrs Ottley secretary, later Miss Beverly Wheatcroft became executive secretary in 1928, succeeding Miss Templeton. Georgia topped the nation in diversifying crops, winning first prize at the St Louis Exposition.
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Georgia Library Commission
Union
Georgia
Ohio man plants trees on barren land to prove a point
Herbert Mengert of Mansfield Ohio, a newspaper man by trade, auctions 90 acres of hilly ground to tree planting. He has grown about 35 000 trees since starting, with ninety percent thriving. He plants by plowing furrows then placing seedlings at intervals and works with his father. He says no profit is expected but aims to teach farmers to reforest unproductive acres. Georgia meanwhile faces timber shortages and urges more tree planting.
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Mengert
Cities Across United States Share Columbus Name
The statement notes that besides Columbus in Georgia there are twenty other towns and cities nationwide with the same name, highlighting common place naming patterns.
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Bedises
Columbus
Georgia
United States
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad From Terre Haute
A testimonial from Terre Hauteen Indiana describes weakness nervousness and poor appetite followed by relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer credits restored health to the product and recommends it for women before and after childbirth. The note lists Route E Box 68 Terre Haute Indiana and mentions widespread availability through druggists.
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Terre Heure
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Teer
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