Wormsloe Gardens Preserved as Historic Savannah Estate
The Wormsloe grounds near Savannah open to the public after years of private access, revealing grand oaks, moss, and river views around the Big House. The estate features several formal gardens, old ironwork walls, and relics from the DeRenne era, including the renowned Wormsloe folios and a key Georgia history collection. The site traces its lineage to Noble Jones and Fort Wymberly, with ruins still visible and a storied lineage from early colonial defense to literary and historical preservation.
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Harleston
Savannah
Wormsloe
Wormsloe Garic
Sonce
Ehance
Noble Tases
Plethorpe
Georgia
Fort Wymberly
Stoua
George II
Noble Jones
Oglethorpe
Bloody Marsh
Wymberly
Mary
Mary—Jones
Noble Wymberly Jones
Renae Wormsloe
Continen Congress
George Jones
U. S
George Wymberly Jones
NeRenne
van Deren
Wimberly Jones DeRenne
General Lee
Jefferson Davis
Sherman
Charles
Wilson Peale
Rembrandt Peale
Desgouis
Gari Melchers
Numerous Acts Ratified in South Carolina Session
The files show a wave of new state laws signed by the governor, affecting statewide and local governance. Key measures include highway certificate sales totaling 310 million, pensions for widows, tuition waivers for World War orphans, tax extensions, a seed and fertilizer revolving fund, licensing for vehicles and aircraft, and provisions for state historical commissions and the George Washington highway renaming.
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Columbia
Blackwell
General Assembly
Varios Punties
Presbyterian Collee
South Carolina
B. R. Tillman
General Assembly of
George Washington Highway
Atentiselans
Exoneration Marks End of Teapot Dome Scandal Conclusion
The case surrounding Teapot Dome figures Doheny and Sinclair ends with Doheny cleared of wrongdoing after the last net of the scandal. Fall remains convicted and appeals, seeking full exoneration and cost responsibility shifted to the commonwealth.
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Doheny
Fall
Harry BP Sinclair
Tait
Bedward 2
Melean
Washingeton New Pager
Sbr
McLean
Sinclair
Commonwealth
Haiti Returns to Representative Government After U.S. Control
Armed forces of the United States have controlled Haiti for 74 years. A 21 member Council of State dissolved the National Assembly and elected a president. A commission of injury supervised elections, aiding a peaceable path to reestablish a popular government. Borno to step down May 17, Roy prepares for a new Senate and Chamber of Deputies to elect a permanent president. World War Heroes bronze tablet dedicated in Limestone Crest, South Carolina.
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United States
Jiait
National Assembly
Council of State
Hoover
Commission of
Imunry
Borno
Haiti
Eugene Roy
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Rident
South Carolina
Farmers Seed Loans Delayed But Soon Available
J H Lynch acting director of the Farmers Seed Loan Office at Columbia says $6 000 000 fund for farmers in the Southeast and additional states is delayed by printers. Loans will be distributed to Virginia Georgia Alabama Florida and other regions with about 5 200 000 expected for southeastern states this year. About 83 percent of last year’s loans were repaid and a federal farm board report is forthcoming.
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Columbia
J. H. Lynch
Farmers Seed Loan
Columbon Farm
Washington
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Lynch
Congress
Southeast
West
Southwest
Senate
House
Federal Farm Board
New View Presented of Monroe Doctrine
The State Department released a 200 page memorandum on the Monroe Doctrine by J. Reuben Clark, signaling future policy direction in Latin America. It questions Senate adoption of arbitration over property rights and U S intervention limits in Nicaragua and other Latin nations, echoing debates from 1925 Havana.
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Columbia
State Department
J. Reuben Clark
Mexico
Department
Latin America
Senate
Haipatimcan Tireat
Coolidge Commission
Charles Evans Huces
Havana
United States
Latin
Monroe Doctrine stance shift in Roosevelt era memo
A memorandum challenges Roosevelt's Monroe Doctrine, arguing the United States should intervene against Europe rather than Latin America. It claims the doctrine has always protected Latin American freedom, independence, and territorial integrity from imperialist European designs.
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Roosevelt
United States
Clark
Europe
Latin
America
Latin America
Every Woman Knows About Home Burn Safety
A fragment discusses common home burns and scalds affecting women at meals. It mentions danger, slow healing, and infection risk. The text promotesBorozane as a purported cure and recommends keeping it in the medicine cabinet, citing a Polish name and vague assurances.
Doc’s Quack Rules for Health and Constipation Cure
An old time advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s three rules and a home remedy for constipation. It claims gentle vegetable treatment, dismisses purges, and promises relief with a free trial offer by writing to Svrop Pepsin at Dept. BB in Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Sears
Svrop Pepsin
Monticella
Illinois
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Claude E. Sawyer
Croft
Aiken, South Carolina
G. A. Milner
Bank Bldg Aiken
Murphy Stationery CO
Broad St
Augusta
Norman E. Cullum
Farmers & Merchants ‘Bank Bhd
Aiken, 8
L. M. Terry
Institute of Radio Engineers
Telephone
Park Ave
Aiken
5. C
Central National Farn Loan Association
W. S. Jones
Sec
Treas
Croft Bidg. “Aiken
3. C
Hendersons & Salley
State
United State
H. J. Ray
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bidx
J. E. Stansfield
Ride
Drs, Riche and Bley
University of Pennsylvania
Herbert E. Gyles
All Courts
L. W. Boykin, JR
Laurens St
Ryan Engineering Company
Columbia, S
Palmetto Engineering Co
McCollough C_E
Met
A. Brian Merry
Southern Finance
Augusta, Ga
Henry J. Godis
Osa Broad Street
Augusta, G
Bailie Furniture Co
Broad Street
Peturex Framen
Society Hill
State Highway Commission
Anoud
Railroad Gen
Conjaree River
GY Ny
American Legion
Food Growers’ Association of
Lac
W.J. Platt & CO
Finestines
Lombard Iron Wks: & Supply Co
Calbwell
Aiken County
Thos. H. Williamson
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