Censorship and the Stage Through English History
CENSORED Will Hays argues producers will attack censorship by removing the need for it. The piece traces censorship from 1642 Long Parliament actions to 1922, noting political use, public will, and the Rump Song as a satire of authorities. It asserts recurring human tensions across centuries with a critique of holier than thou attitudes.
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Will Hays
Boards of Censors
England
Disraeli
Pym
Cash Market Plans for Corn and Other Crops Across South
Southern towns push cash markets for corn peas velvet beans hay and more to keep farm surplus moving to markets. Elevators financed and run by cities could replicate cotton market liquidity and boost rural prosperity. Prohibition topics and library lessons aside the piece notes varied issues from coal to skirts and foreign correspondence.
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Athens
Athens 27 Years Ago Reveals Odd Hen Egg Feats
In a Banner notice a hen owned by Mark Few laid enormous eggs with full shells and a smaller twin that seemed a freak. The piece also notes four hogs struck by lightning, fails meat inspection, and calls for a public park as Athens residents gather personal updates on Dr N B Cash Ed Center G H Yancey T W Skiff Lucy Cobb Institute and James W Robertson homecomings.
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Mark
N. B. Cash
Center
Ed Center
High Shhoals
Wan
Athens
G. H. Yancey
Gate City
Candidacy Announcements for Local Judicial and Congressional Seats
Announcements by Blanton Fortson and C C H Brand declare candidacies for the Western Circuit Superior Court, and for the Eighth Congressional District seat in Georgia's 68th Congress. They emphasize commitment to the Democratic Primary process and appreciation for voter support.
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Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Blanton Fortson
Congress
Georgia
Cc. H. Brand
Georgia candidate for Congress in 8th District addresses agriculture
A candidate in the Democratic Primary pledges to support farmers and improve agricultural conditions in Georgia. He argues that prosperity depends on farm success and calls for parity with other industries, urging action by Congress and restoration of era h positive program. The text includes multiple local notices announcing candidacies for Clarke County positions and a state House bid.
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Congress
Georgia
South
Omas'j
Shackelford
House of Representatives
Clarke County
Clarke county sheriff sale set for Tuesday
Tuesday sale day at the courthouse lists items including a double barreled shotgun a Studebaker car a shoe machine and two boxed boxers among assets. Notable farms to be sold include the Eugene Tribble 231 acre Lexington road property to satisfy a 10000 loan with debts rising to about 22000. Also 29 acres Danville road Anna Witcher 20 acres Testarcourt road UA Wehint farm and multiple houses plus a Bloomfield street lot J C Freeman Winterville and L R Smith.
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Courty Court House
Studebaker
Clarke County
Eugene Tribble Place
Lexington Road
Wehint Place
Bloomfield Street
L. R. Smith
J. C. Freeman
Winterville
Army officer to become Episcopalian clergyman
Colonel Arthur Hyde, 46, a West Point graduate and veteran of three wars, arrived at the Presidio from Fort Amanda in the Panama Canal Zone and announced plans to quit the army to don clerical robes as an Episcopalian priest.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Arthur
Hyde
Presidio
Fort Amanda
Panama Canal Zone
Tyman
West Point
Priesthood ordination and military service in early 1900s
In 1910 at Fort Singler Washington a resident Thaplain was ordained to the Episcopalian priesthood. Later in Seattle Colonel Hyde accepted a call at St. Clement's church and soon after left for France as commander of the 9th artillery.
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Manding
Fort Singler
Washington
Thaplain
Episcopalian Church
Seattle
Hyde
St. Clement's Church
France
British Reinforcements Move Across Bosphorus to Tchatalja
British troops transfer across the Bosphorus from Asia to Europe near Constantinople to reinforce French forces at the Tchatalja line about thirty miles west of the city.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Bosphorus
Tchatalja Line
The
Ciy
Man charged with murder in first degree in Ashburn killing
Winston-Salem NC. At noon Monday Sheriff Flynt began assembling a two hundred man panel for a jury to try J L Peake accused of first degree murder in the killing of H B Ashburn an insurance agent in the local office.
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Winston-Salem
N C
Franklin Auto Station Neighborhood Service
Franklin Auto Station at 147 College Ave provides limited services. A note lists phone 757 for inquiries and mentions location details but contains fragmented text and unclear hours or offerings.
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Franklin Auto Station
College Ave
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