Government spending critique dominates August bills
The article argues that the U S Treasury ran up vast outlays in August and compares figures to 1920, blaming persistent over spending. It cites Dawes and calls for taxpayer pressure on Congress and President Harding to curb discretionary spending. It urges readers to write to Dawes and Harding demanding restraint.
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Treasury
Unicle Sam
Ny TN
Dawes
Congress
Stan
Harding
Ideals in Business Standards of Practice Emphasize Service
The Associated Retail Advertisers of the Associated Advertising Clubs urges merchants to view stores as semi-public services prioritizing service before profit. It advocates modern management analysis, rapid distribution, and demand-driven buying to boost prosperity through better service and efficiency.
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Associated Retail Advertisers
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Pri
Increase in Marine Tonnage After World War I
The article notes the global shipping crisis from submarine warfare, then states that after the war the world’s merchant marine rose to eleven million tons afloat, up from prewar levels. It credits Allied victory to submarine disruption being checked and mentions ships built in the United States and worldwide, moving toward prewar levels in the postwar period.
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Ly Sera
Yin Min
Henry Ford’s view on prosperity through reform and thrift
A historical paraphrase of Henry Ford urging postwar caution, efficiency, and labor cooperation. He argues war-era waste harmed bankers, manufacturers, and workers, and that disciplined cost reduction and production study can restore prosperity.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Fourteenth Division Odd Fellows meet in Elberton
Commerce Georgia report details the Fourteenth Division Odd Fellows meeting in Elberton on August 25 with morning registration at Elberton Lodge 181, a parade to the courthouse, speeches by mayors and grand officers, an afternoon session with further addresses and a degree conferral, prize contest results, and plans for next meeting, noting hospitality of Elberton Odd Fellows and listing officers Cheek Davis and Jewell.
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Commerce
Grover Cleveland Cheek
Elberton
Elberton Lodge
Oan House
C. Cheek
D. Lb
J. H. Mashburn
J. T. Bents
Dorsey Davis
D G
Ashens
Col
R. L.J. Smith
Jesus
Z. B. Rogers
W. B. Nethers
el- Song
E. H. Collins
Court House
Noble Grand
T. H. Robertson
Gainesville
Grand Lodge
J. Lord
Pocatalligo Lodge
Orden
Harmony Grove Lodge
C. M. Almand
Pocntalizo Lodge
Thomas ‘B. Bonner
Lavonia
Banks, Clarke
Elbert
Green
Jackson
Lincoln
Madison
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Klaferro
Wilkes
Elverton
Odd Fellows of
Georgia
Helgoland a British Possession Again, Says National Geographic
A Washington bulletin notes Helgoland’s shifting flags since 1914. It recalls the island’s long disputed status, its Frisian heritage, and its history of control by Denmark Britain and Germany. The piece cites petitions to the League of Nations for neutral protection or reannexation to Britain.
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Washington, D. C
Helgoland
Germany
Gibraltar
North Sea
Hamburg
National Geographic Society
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
Eibe
Sjolland
Denmark
Englina
Europe
Iiyu
Zanzibar
Africa
Apology to Baptist Church and Prospect Church
Letter from W C Fox pastor of Prospect church Ather Ga dated August 20 1921 responds to a notice about a meeting led by Revs W C Fox and C N Hayes claiming two infants were imputed and mislabeling Prospect church as Baptist instead of Methodist The letter defends Prospect church and corrects the record.
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Ather
W. C. Fox
C. N. Hayes
Prospect Church
Baptist Church
Helgoland Fortifications Rebuilt After War
The Helgoland fortress known as The Gibraltar of the North Sea featured layered gun emplacements and bomb proof terrain covering a fifth of a square mile. Underground passages, barracks, and seaplane hangars were carved from solid rock. Post Versailles, Allied teams dismantle fortifications, a process likely to take another year or two. island fishermen seek a peaceful future and resumed fishing away from militarism.
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Ems
Weser
Elbe
Kiel Canal
Gibraltar
North Sea
Helgoland
Formgoths
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Bowdre Phinizy
H. J. Rowe
Athens Publishing Co
Kansas
ODD Fellows
Tod
Would
Clearing House
the Herald of the Newspaper
Tak Resetaee
Banner-Herald
Reecary
Banner
Herald
Telephone
iMoney
Erwin & CO
Fleetwood Lanier
Munset Insurance Department
Hubert M.aylee
Holman
Athens, Georgia
Green & Michael Loan Department
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