Naval physician treats diphtheria patients at Hatteras
Norfolk reported a diphtheria outbreak at Hatteras North Carolina under control with no new deaths since Friday. Dr D H Vance flew to Hatteras to oversee care and ordered closures of schools churches and public gathering places. 160000 units of anti toxin were sent by seaplane and state health authorities were notified.
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Ansley home bought for governor’s mansion in Atlanta
Officials announce the purchase of the Ansley home in Ansley Park to serve as the gubernatorial mansion. The mansion committee will meet on October 6 to consummate the deal for Governor Clifford M. Walker.
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Albany Meeting on Boll Weevil Fight Planned
County farm agents from twelve counties in Southwest Georgia will meet in Albany Wednesday at 10 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss the boll weevil campaign and steps to boost cotton stalk destruction this fall. J Irwin Davis will lead plans and dinner arrangements. attendance may widen as invitations go out. The session aims to stress rapid stalk removal to starve boll weevils before winter quarters. Papers for the purchase of related property have been drawn. Georgia will pay 86000 for the structure and adjoining woodland.
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Dougherty County
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H. J. Prance
Worth County
D. E. Sawyer
Decatur County
D. K. Young
Colquittt County
I. W. Duggan
Turner County
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Early County
W. J. Davis
Coastal Plains Experiment Station
Tifton
A. E. Gibson
Terrell County
F. C. Chandler
Tift County
P. H. Ward
Thomas County
Mr. Johnson
Mitchell County
Mr.England
Grady County
J. K. Luck
Crisp County
F. C. Drexel
Marion County
R. E. Davis
Irwin County
H. A. Cliett
Sumter County
Mr. Davis
Albany Herald
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First Edition Poem Volume Found in Waste Paper Sack
A first edition copy of Poems by Two Brothers dated 1827, valued at 60 pounds, was found in a sack of books sent as waste paper to a bookseller firm. The fragmentary note mentions two brothers and a misprint or torn text.
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