Broadway Whirl Tops This Season in Atlanta Show
The Broadway Whirl opens a three day Atlanta engagement and is hailed as the best musical comedy seen here this season. It is lively from start to finish, with catchy music, funny jokes, and pretty girls. The chorus is young and stylish, with a large company and strong performances, led by Blanche Ring.
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Angus Perkersc
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Raymond Hitchcock
Paris
Fay
Blanche
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Easy Bowels for Children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease constipation in sick children. It touts a fruity taste, promises quick results within hours, and urges asking for genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitations.
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California
Winona Winter and Joy Gould Star in Stage Show
Winona Winter charms with singing and ventriloquism while Joy Gould delivers humor in multiple skits. Charles Winniger adds wit to fate and domestic scenes as the company delivers a strong performance. The ensemble is strong and the show stands out as possibly the season’s best.
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Winona’ Winter
Gian
Humoro Akita
Joy Gould
Walter
Charles Winniger
Athens High Meets Dublin High Friday On Sanford Field
Athens High School hosts Dublin High in a major Friday football clash on Sanford Field at 3 PM. Athens unbeaten in its section, Dublin champions of Middle Georgia, expected to draw a large crowd and boost gate receipts to cover expenses. Local supporters urged to attend to back the Red and Black stars who attract college scouts.
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Sanford Field
Athens High School
Dublin
Middle Georgia
Valdosta
South
Frost
Bulldogs
Prince Avenue
Bryon Skull Drinking Cup to Be Sold at Auction
An historic Byron relic, a skull drinking cup with a silver band inscribed by Lord Byron, is set for auction. Byron reportedly split a skull found at Newstead Abbey, created a ceremonial cup, and formed the Order of the Skull with members wearing black gowns as the cup circulated claret at chapters.
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Bryon
London
Byron
Saie
Lord Byron
Newstead Abbey
Abbott of the
Christmas Carolers Form Across Cities for Charity
The Community Christmas Carolers project grows with citywide routes to share songs and raise funds for children and the needy. Detroit leaders pilot citywide caroling and hospital visits, while other cities like Dallas, Roanoke, and Greeley join, tracing practices from church choirs to organized charitable efforts.
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Advar Muse
Swhlehes
Losures
Netty
Detroit
Children’s Aid Society
Y. M
Dallis
Tex
Roanoke
Greeley
Cole
Germantown
Philadelphia
F. J. Heppe
Clemens
Peter W. Dykema
Chivernity
Wisconsin
Bulletin & Fousor
Dykerna
Dance at the Loverhurst Country Club in Athens
A Thursday evening event at the Loverhurst Country Club gathers Athens residents and club members for a pleasant night. John Slaughter's orchestra will provide music for the occasion. The hall will be attractively decorated with a Christmas effect.
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Theloverhurst Country Club
du Tong
Athens
John Slaughter
Clube
Elected Gaptan Techs 1922 Team
At a meeting of the letter men today at the M C A Red Barron was elected captain of the 1922 Gold Tornado. Alternate Dummy Labev named, with plans for a strong season and new banners. The club anticipated a competitive year as they awaited the next Tech halback star and a standout squad.
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Cliff Wheatley
Georgikt Tech
M.C
Barron
Labev
Teeh
Lenin
Eighth District Editors to Hold Convention Here
The Eighth District Editors Association will hold its annual convention in Athens on Saturday December 1 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The program includes welcome by Alex Thedes Athens Chamber president. Sessions cover reports of committees welcome of new members and membership dues social hour with newspaper men.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Hie
Alex Thedes
Athens Chamber
Bite District
Burt Lavenia Times
Ninth
Dletrier
Wo McWhorter
Ninth District
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Hendin
Jutes of
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Broadway Whirl at the Colonial Theater
A fragment notes an evening event titled Broadway Whirl presented at the Colonial Theatre. It mentions a performance or program but lacks clear dates, names, or full context to specify participants or outcomes.
Cotton variety test yields vary under cold Georgia weather
Twenty four cotton varieties were tested at the Georgia Experiment Station this year. Poor germination and uneven stands due to cold weather affected results, with some entries reduced from ten duplications to five. Despite issues, certain lines showed higher yields, notably College No. 1 as a top performer, while several entries underperformed.
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Georgia Experiment Station
Pner
Cleveland
Cook
Morler
Steipheimer
Alten
Felda
Armory
College No
Cotton variety tests show home grown varieties often outyield imported seed
An agricultural note discusses cotton variety trials comparing home grown and imported seeds. It notes possible natural adaptation and year to year differences, urging October harvest comparisons and upcoming results from A P Ledsoe Acronomict.
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Webber
Neste
P. Ledsoe
Famine Deaths Rise in Russia Reported
Riga reports famine deaths increase as winter nears. Bolshevik guidance warns of shortages. peasants and even children suffer. Descriptions recount mothers giving honey and wool extract to children seeking relief. Moscow dispatch notes 290,000 people in famine districts receive American relief aid and food rations.
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Riga
Associated Press
Russia
Eras Ay the
Faratov
Fenton
Ile
Rosta
Moscow
Amerissa
Waukee
Brown
Where The Best Eats Are Today
A fragment notes sale items and vendors including Arnold, Abney & Co, Jones Haina and Jones Saumze. It lists iceberg lettuce and spinach among vegetables sold by Arnold and other firms. The text reads like an advertisement snapshot from a local grocery page.
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Jones
Unclear fragmentary source on Soviet costs and losses
The readable text discusses Soviet losses and theft figures, mentioning Armenia and Polat Utanil. It cites large sums tied to medical, clothing, and shipping costs, noting a total figure and seaport implications, but the fragmentary nature leaves key details missing.
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Red Army
Armenia
Polat Utanil
Senate leaders plan meetings on war policy progress
Wednesday reports indicate Harding will meet with congressional leaders to discuss the regular session agenda. Indiana Senator Watson and Kansas Senator Curtis are coordinating with the White House, with Curtis likely to see the president Thursday. Additional leaders are expected to visit the White House later in the week as they press for a unified wartime program.
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Deve Harding
Curtis
White House
Senate
Renee
Tiers Prosperity: Quitman County Farmers Face Weevil Toll
The article notes farmers in Tift County facing boll weevil damage to crops and livestock losses, with many dollars' worth of potatoes, vegetables, and beans involved. It mentions a shift in practices as residents learn new market methods and educational gaps among Chinese women are described.
Catarrhal Deafness Treatments Promoted in Era
Fragmented lines discuss catarrhal deafness and purported remedies, referencing medicines and restorations. The garbled text mentions physicians, tonality, and attempts to restore hearing, but provides no clear procedures, dates, or names. The piece reads like an early medical advice column with uncertain claims.
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