Noted men to speak at medical meet in Cairo next Friday
Cairo Ga Sept 5 the summer session of the Second District Medical Society will convene in Cairo next Friday with many prominent physicians from across the state. The feature is Dr J W Daniel Savannah addressing Georgia's Crime after luncheon at about 2 pm at the Courthouse. The program includes talks on thrombosis, kidney conditions, acute abdomen, heart size and digitalis, pediatrics, vesical neck obstructions, and radium case reports with discussions, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and local physicians wives.
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Second District Medical Society
Georgia
J. W. Daniel
Savannah
State Medical Association
Chamber of Commerce
A.H. Robison
J. A. Pope
Ho” M
F. K. Boland
Medical Association of Georgia
Atlanta
Stewart R. Roberts
L. A. Baker
Tifton
J. A
Busy visitors spark city activity with varied errands
A stream of visitors from Albany Valdosta Waycross and other towns filled the day with business calls and social engagements. Notable names include Mr. Frank Bennett Mr. Byron Baggs Mr. John Hall Mr. Milton Shipman Mr. Clarence Palin and Mrs. J Nell Hatch among others. Delays re tire repair and tire vulcanizing services at local shops were advertised alongside travel plans to Atlanta Jacksonville and Americus.
Cotton goods production cut down amid drought and demand shift
New York reports cotton goods output reduced by Carolinas drought limiting water power. Despite curtailments in some districts, overall capacity runs around eighty percent. Domestic trade holds steady with rayon and cotton blends brisk for fall and spring.
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Carolinas
Fireman Killed in Wreck Near Choppe Creek
A Wrightsville Line passenger train derailed near Choppe Creek, Alabama. Fireman Lindsey was killed. several passengers injured as the engine ran at high speed and the fireman leaped to safety, but a carload of sect-loaded goods collapsed.
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Allightaville
Yester‘ney
Firenaindsey
Cooler Weather Heads East Amid Heat Records Across States
The weather bureau reports a draft of cooler air moving east from the Canadian northwest, expected to relieve heat in the lower lake region and parts of the Ohio Valley. Record highs in the Southeast, including Chattanooga 102, Birmingham 104, and Augusta 106, contrast with drought and dry conditions in the Midwest and South.
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United States
Canadian Northwest
Weather Bureau
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
South Dakota
Oho Valley
East Gulf
Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Augustan
Miami heroine returns after Raleigh stay?
Mr. Hobson Johnson of Miami, a hero for a few days, meets his family after weeks with relatives in North Carolina. Miss Elizabeth Spence goes to Lake City to head a millinery business bought by her mother and herself, Mrs. J. H. Spence.
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Miami
North Carolina
Elizabeth Spence
Lake City
Fla
J. H. Spence
Victora Victrotae-All Stylee-All Prices
Friends of Jane Sappington visiting her aunt Mrs Wesley Chastain report she is recovering well from a broken arm after being treated at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Misses Jane and Hilen Adame return to Thomasville from Chattanooga and stay with aunt Mee H Le Key. They are accompanied by Miss Josephine Adams.
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Wesley Chastain
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Jane
Hilen Adame
Chattanooga
Thomasville
Mee
H.-Le Key
Josephine Adams
Governor Issues Rewards for Fugitives in Georgia
Atlanta Sept 5 Governor Walker approves rewards for several fugitives who disobeyed state laws. Roosevelt Broomfield is sought in Columbia County for kiting Verd er Dixon near Evans August 1. A $100 reward plus $150 from agencies. Corine Thornton sought for murder of Delilah Palmer in February with $100 reward. Otis Body accused of killing A Jackson on Aug 14 with $100. Pinkie Hinds arrest would net $100. Theodore Carson of Fulton County sought for death of Jessie Bay on Aug 7 with a $3000 offer.
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Georgia
Walker
Roosevelt Broomfield
Columbia
Verderx Dixon
Evans
Fulton County
Corine Thornton
Delilah Palmer
Boykin
Otis
A. Jackson
Pinkie Hinds
Pinkie
Raleigh Hudson
Theodore Carson
Jessie Bay
Amundsen Welcomed by Spitzbergen Director Knudsen
At Kingsbay Spitzbergen on Aug 22 a party of Amundsen explorers landed to a hearty greeting from director Knudsen of the Kingsbay Coal Company. Knudsen, famed as Spitzbergen’s elder statesman, embraced Lincoln Dilsworth, the expedition's American member, and initiated him into a symbolic rite with wine and linked arms.
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Stolin
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Wash
Klondyke
Lincoln Dilsworth
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