Veterinary students fit pig with artificial limb at Athens
W. L. Cooley and S. R. Johnson pose with their latest experiment, a pig believed to be the only one in the world with an artificial limb. The animal has doubled in size over the past two months despite the handicap and demonstrates Samaritan aid by the Georgia State College of Agriculture in Athens.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture At
Athens
W. L. Cooley
S. R
Johnson
Millwood social notes detail guests and club plans
Millwood Va April reports social visits and entertainment around patrons of Kentmere and Athlone. Guests include Mrs Hugh M Nelson and family, Capt Ewart Johnston at Clay Hill, and numerous local residents attending dinners movies and dances. Blue Ridge Country Club discussed course work and upcoming May opening.
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Millwood
M. E. Dole
Allen Campbell
Mt. Airy
George H. Burwell
Frank B Whiting
McNeal
Margretta Whiting
Mamie White
Courtney Byrd Jones
Hugh M
Nelson
Hugh M Nelson, Jr
Charles Town
Lee Shirley
Beckwith
Judge Beckwith
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Scaléby
Gilpin
Knoxville
Atlantic
Gardener Smith
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Sallie Smith
Bordman Smith
Athlone
Fred A. Read
North Hampton
Mass
Fred Sturgis
Fairfield
Virginia Jacobs
Dorothy Willing Randolph
Billy Jacobs
Upperville
Episcopal
Blue Ridge Country Club
Roland G. Mitchell
B. Duval Chambers
R. G Mitchell
Ewart Johnston
Mary F. Page
Courtney B. Jones
Question Man About Slaying Of Mrs. Ilsley
A Black man named John Jones 27 of Calvert county is held on vagrancy charges in Upper Barboro Maryland as a possible link to the January 13 murder of Mrs. Agnes B. Ilsley in Middleburg Virginia. Police say he was camping near the Chesapeake Railroad and his fingerprints will be sent for comparison.
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Upper Barlboro
Agnes B. Ilsley
Middleburg
John Jones
Calvert County
Elon Turner
Harry Morris
Chesapeake Railroad
Isolated Islands and Historic Figures Mentioned in Seafaring Notes
A compilation of references covers Herve Riel’s statue tribute and Browning’s poem, plus the Breton sailor’s daring action at Cape La Hogue. It notes Tristan da Cunha’s isolation with Nightingale and Inaccessible as uninhabited neighbors, and the 20 Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean.
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Herve Riel
Cape la Hogue
St. Jalo
Browning
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic
Nightingale
Inaccessible
Cocos
Keeling
Indian Ocean
Mayor fires entire police force in Collingswood NJ
Mayor Joseph H. Van Meter dismissed the entire Collingswood police force after claiming the department was controlled by four or five politicians. He announced the move amid tensions with local officials and said new leadership would be appointed.
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Joseph H. van Meter
Collingswood
N. J
Walter Grant
Wild Blood true story in True Story May issue
An alluring young woman risks her life amid gangland danger to support her ailing mother as a predatory man eyes her. The magazine promises a sensational true tale on page 67 plus other dramatic stories in the May issue, urging readers to buy before it sells out.
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Olive
True Story Magazine
Wild Blood
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Honolulu
Granville Fortescue
Thomas Massie
Albert O. Jones
E. J. Lord
Joseph Kahahawai
Kelley
Thalia Massie
Fortescue
Massie
Clarence Darrow
America
John Kelley
Philippine
Henry L. Stimson
Patrick Hurley
Philippines
House of Representatives
Senate
Orient
United States
Japan
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Ohio
Bellaire, O
Richard Griffith
Winchester
Frances Campbell
Milton
Kennedy Edsall
Pen Day
Bryn Mawr
Virginia
Sylvia Bowditch
Betty Jackson
Polly Barnite
Boston
Eleanor Collins
Chicago
Alice Hardenberg
Charlottesville
Williamsburg
Charles H. Consolvo
Baltimore
Edward G. Butler
Richmond
Southern Dairies
Mrs. Ilsley
Department of Justice
Morris
Jones
Kid” Lilly
Alexandria
Marlboro
Parker
Peery
N. Cameron St
Big Sister
Jimmy
London
Greater True Story Magazin
Westinghouse
Mazda
Revelation Cigarettes
Cannon Brand
People's Service Drug Store
North Main St
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Gee
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