Delicatessen Offers Fresh Produce and Baked Goods
A list of groceries and prepared foods from Costa’s Delicatessen and Arnold Abney & Co includes fresh strawberries, oranges, grapefruit, apples, lemons, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, peppers, celery, beans, peas, and other produce. Also featured are flour, butter, eggs, potato chips, pickles, cakes, and confections with prices and shop names. city notices reference May 1922 office hours and a bankruptcy sale in Lexington, Georgia.
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Costa’s
California
Florida
COSTA
Georgia
Arnold, Abney & CO
G. A. Barron
Lexington
Athens
Joel Cloud
Allied report on Russia aims to clear up question at Genoa
At Genoa the allied subcommission on Russian affairs prepared a draft financial proposal to Soviet Russia. The document, framed at Lloyd George's villa, lays out what the powers will give in return and seeks to end the Russian deadlock. Russians insist on nationalized property and reciprocity while Lloyd George pursues a non aggression pact and a possible international force idea with limited viability.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Russia
Lloyd George
M. Barthou
France
M. Schanzer
Italy
M. Jaspae
Belgium
Baron Hayneal
Japan
Vast Archive Of Historic Letters At Haverford College
Historic vaults at Haverford College house Charles Roberts autograph collection, one of three most valuable. Included are two complete Declaration of Independence signature sets and letters from Washington, Lincoln, Hawthorne, Poe, Irving, Walt Whitman, Hugo, Goethe, and Schiller. Noteworthy items include a Windsor letter from James II’s daughter Mary and a Gustavus Adolphus Swedish script. Also present are Napoleon, Victoria, and Marie Antoinette letters, plus a Franklin note on Scottish rhubarb beside a Putnam Revolutionary report on Princeton losses.
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Haverford
Havenford College
Charles Roberts
Washington
Lincoln
Burleigh
Gladstone
Hawthorne
Poe
Irving
Walt Whitman
Francia Bacon
Dryden
Hugo
la Fontaine
Goethe
Schiller
James II
Windsor Castle
England
William of Holland
London
Windsor
Anne
Mary
Gustavus Adolphus
Queen Elizabeth
Henry
Napoleon
Ferdi-nond
Isabdin
Marie Antoinette Hesbesid
Cen
Victoria Philip
Spain
Ueon Victoria
Ariel i
Benjamin Pranklin
General Putnam
Princeton
Would Tax Donations To Wilson Fund Help Washington
A garbled OCR snippet references tax donations to Wilson Fund and a letter from an unknown Washington authority. The fragment shows unclear phrases about donations, taxation and a possible official correspondence, but lacks verifiable names, dates, or structured facts.
Delayed Resolution in Music Sheds Pounds for Fanny Watson
In a vaudeville act, Fanny Watson recounts discovering weight loss after adopting a "delayed resolution" in song and dance. She describes fretting about exercise and dieting, testing a painless method that led to about ten pounds dropped in two weeks amid lively routines with sister Kitty.
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Fanny Watson
Fanny
Thio
Rulings on Memorial Associations Prompt New Tax Move
Revenue officials report a formal explanation will follow for the Roosevelt and McKinley Memorial Association rulings. In Blair’s absence an assistant commissioner suggested reincorporating the Wilson association strictly for educational purposes to gain tax exemption. Senator Harrison of Mississippi today introduced a bill to make new foundation donations tax exempt and dismissed Blair’s ruling as puerile and unwise.
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Roosevelt Memorial Association
McKinley Memorial Association
Blair
Wilson Association
Harrison
Mississippi
Rtffan
Puerile
Picayunish
Lynch files answer in control fight over International Proprietaries
In Atlanta, A Lynch, purchaser and largest stockholder of International Proprietaries Inc, filed an answer to block Satterthwaites control bid. The filing, opening the Fulton superior court hearing before Judge W D, contests a 35 000 share stock sale, alleges misdealings and improper note execution, seeks a court decree declaring Lynch owner of the stock and dismissal of the prior suit.
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Atlanta
International Propriietaries, Inc
Lac
A. Lynch
Jts
W.D
Fulton
P. €. McDuffie
Stok
Lynch
Tne
Mra
Fattia Bowera Willis
P.C. Moffie
Satterthwait
Sattesthwalf Sult
Rescue Work Continues in Flood Near Ferriday and Poydras
Flood operations persisted in Louisiana with thousands in camps as water from the Ferriday breach spread but weakened. About 450 people were marooned by the Poydras break, and arrangements were made to move them to Violet.
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New Orleans
Ferriday
Poydras
Louisiana
Violet
Bobbed Hair Blamed For Unemployment Rise In Leominster
Leominster Mass. Edward Driscoll president of the Chamber of Commerce blamed bobbed hair popularity for higher unemployment. He said demand for combs hairpins and barrettes, Leominster's main industry, has fallen since January 1 and the situation is worse now.
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Leominster
Mass
Edward 4
Driscoll
Chamber of Commerce
Leomin ‘Ster
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Whitten
Lbs
New Irish
Paris
Central Mar
Grogery
Jm Price hams and_ shoulders
King Hodgson CO
King-Hodgson CO
Indian River
Arnold Abney & CO
Angel Food
Ant Tillie
Lady Fingers
George C. Thomas
Vienna
Tists
Kitty
Tanlac Company
Fleming & Oliver
the Herald
Piggly Wiggly
Vale
Rogers
Rogers’ Bay
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