Postwar Finance and Farm Loan System Critique
The piece mourns disruptions in the Federal Farm Loan System after a Supreme Court decision. It links the Soviet seizure of the Petrograd embassy to broader credit anxieties, noting cooperation gaps between policy actions and global financial shocks. It stresses uncertain promises for rebuilding postwar economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
America
Wrld
Lontemplate
Sutéme
Ugtiture
Georgia Peonage Debate Highlights Statewide Probes
A Georgia public discussion urges thorough investigations into peonage claims on large farms. Proponents insist indictments may be limited while noting nationwide attention on the Williams murder case. Critics warn against broad charges harming farmers and call for factual, fair publicity and a clear verdict.
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Williams
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Postmaster General Burleson and Postal Service Reform
A letter laments Burleson administration failures under a democratic regime and calls for Republican leadership under Hays to restore postal service. It urges reestablishment of rail and local post facilities, safeguards for service over profit, and an immediate reorganization to provide reliable mail service to the public. The piece argues loyalty to country over party and urges broad public support for improved postal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Hays
R. P
Harding
Postal Department
Opening of Bogart road brings praise to Athens citizens
The report lauds the Bogart road paving project along the splendid territory and commends the commissioners for selecting the construction. Citizens along the route are congratulated for the improved public roadway and expected service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bogart Road
My Wake Forest Boys
Dr J W Lynch served as Wake Forest college pastor for ten years before moving to Athens. The verses reflect his influence on former students now spread as ministers, missionaries, and professionals, with the speaker recalling the enduring bond and pride of their growth from youth to men.
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Athens
J. W. Lynch
Wake Forest
N. C
Lynch
North Carolina
Old North State
Sunk Without Trace and Whimsical Vignettes
Fragmentary clippings mention a vanished object or person, a butcher-related joke, a New York Central Lines Magazine blurb, and light humor from the Houston Post about work and dental misadventures. The tone is casual and anecdotal with scattered dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Lines Magazine
A Morning Verse and Vignette Fragment
A fragmented poem and quiz prompts mix musings on love and faith with a sequence of trivia Qs. The piece includes lines of verse, a D. G. wonderment note, and serial questions about geography, history, and general knowledge, ending with a light exchange about hockey and a joke.
Simple home remedy claims to treat catarrhal deafness
An advertisement touts a home recipe using peppermint oil and hot water to ease catarrh related deafness head noises and other symptoms. It asserts many ear troubles stem from catarrh and that hearing may be restored with this simple treatment.
Hopkins Defeat Meadow 11 to 2 in second game of series
On the M. C. A. field yesterday afternoon Hopkins defeated Meadow 11 to 2 in the second game of the series. Heavy hitting and sharp fielding carried Hopkins to the big win as Whitey Dayjs was set to pitch against Abe Link in today’s meeting at 6:15 p.m. W. T. Forbes Sr. may oppose Abe Link.
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Bill. Hopkins
Will King Meadow
Hopkins
W. T. Forbes, Sr
Abe Link
Great Educational Drives Hit Georgia for 3 Institutions
Georgia readers are urged to support three fundraising drives for education at Georgia Tech, the University of Georgia, and Methodist churches. Campaigns led by M. M. Bryan and L. F. Elrod seek funds to expand access, facilities, and faculty as state and church institutions battle high demand and limited spaces.
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Jackson Herald
Georgia
Georgia Tech
State University
Methodist Church
Tech
M. M. Bryan
Jackson
L. F. Elrod
University of Georgia
Cam Paian
Macon
David C. Barrow
Univerality
Methodist
Barrow
A. L. K. Tablets Promised to Help Digestion
Short note advises gaining relief for digestion with A. L. K. tablets from the druggist. Mentions purchase of a dozen as an Adv note. No specific names, dates, or places provided.
Mother’s Medicine Chest Contains Time-Tested Remedies
An advertisement touts standard remedies long used by mothers and grandmothers. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is highlighted for nearly fifty years helping women with various female ailments, claimed to have a strong, enduring record.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Megit
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Arizona
Helena Modjeska
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