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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
2
Chester Shuman announces his bid for Councilman in Vidalia's Third Ward. He asks voters for support and pledges to merit their confidence. Public notice appears as paid advertisement.
With the consent of Mr P T Fulmer his friends announce him as a candidate for Councilman in Vidalia Fourth Ward for the Fall 1927 election. Paid Adv.
Friends announce J. C. Price as candidate for Councilman at Large in Vidalia with fall 1927 election expected. Paid advertisement.
The Friends of Mr T R Lee announce his candidacy for mayor of Vidalia in the fall 1927 election. Paid advertisement.
A Duluth Herald note records a quotation claiming silence is golden and that women, being thrifty, dislike using anything expensive. The item presents a witty public remark with no named individuals or events.
Henry Wright Beasley announces his candidacy for the Council in Vidalia's Third Ward ahead of the fall 1927 election. Paid advertisement.
A Michigan maker of automobile horns and radios unveils a chime horn with distinct sound. A London representative experiences the tone over a 4000 mile radio telephone link to aid rapid market introduction. Rhode Island’s telephone reach compared to major European cities noted. A quip about a wife’s stock of kin closes the piece.
Bell Telephone Laboratories engineers unveil a mechanical detective using an electrical stethoscope to reveal a staged robbery within an hour. Dr A P Link supervised the exercise with psychology students while 1,000 witnesses observed the demonstration.
Bebe Daniels appears next Wednesday and Thursday in A Kiss in a Taxi at the Colonial Theatre. The same week showcases The Sea Beast proclaimed as the year’s greatest picture, drawn from the tale Moby Dick.
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