Japan and Pacific Conference Watchful Over Japanese Demands
The article analyzes the Wash conference with Japan, noting Tokyo’s strong stance on naval distribution and treaty points with China. It suggests Japan may resist proposals, seeks cautious diplomacy, and warns that final agreements depend on delicate negotiations and patience across nations.
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Wash
Japan
Fashington
Hughes
United States
China
Thiaps
Pacific
Oto
Butter and Cheese Making in Georgia State College of Agriculture Presses Local Industry
The Georgia State College of Agriculture promotes butter and cheese production as a statewide economic booster. It offers guidance to Georgia farmers, aiming to start creameries under expert supervision to boost local markets, raise incomes, and reduce reliance on external supplies amid one crop dependence and the cotton belt decline.
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State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Tipilertake
Hughes
Beacher
Spirit of Christmas Truths and Ungodly Excesses
A reflection on Christmas meaning urging focus on Jesus and generosity over selfish spending and revelry. It contrasts secular indulgence with a holy observance of giving, kindness, and gratitude toward God and neighbor, urging appreciation of loved ones and charitable acts. The piece blends sermon tone with a menu of virtuous living.
Pilgrim Landing Anniversary and Early Plymouth Notes
The article recalls the December 21 1620 landing at Plymouth Rock by the Mayflower party and links it to the Thanksgiving festival at Provincetown earlier that month. It notes the shalop, first landings, and Harding's role in restoring Plymouth Rock. The piece then shifts to a medical advisory on ear care for children, warning against inserting objects, encouraging gentle cleaning, and advising oil for foreign bodies if needed.
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E. Barton
Vlytis Rock
Provincetown
Cape Cod
England
Holland
New World
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Harding
Care of the Teeth by Dr Ar Bishop and Ear Health Facts
An article notes the ear as a delicate instrument closely linked to the brain with external, middle, and internal parts. It warns that abuse of the visible external ear risks damage to the inner and middle ear, advises against slapping a child’s ears, and explains frost bite risk and protection from cold. It also mentions keeping the mouth partly open under heavy air pressure.
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AR. H. Bishop
Fragmented Notes On Domestic Bliss And Urban Myths
A garbled colloquy mixes quips about love and dependence, a Broadway city reflection, a Detroit court scene and a century plant bloom. It touches on gender roles, moral responsibility, urban folklore, and a skeptical view of commonly stated statistics.
Jazz origins and a Welsh smelter chimney tale
The fragment recalls racialized views linking jazz to African jungle myths and traces a mythic trail through the south to black musicians. It then shifts to Wales where copper-smelter fumes destroyed vegetation and a giant chimney was burned to avert environmental damage, illustrating problem solving.
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Peetles
Jana
Louis Rich
Cleveland Orchestra
Wales
Ning Mountain
Cradle Robbers and Fairy Tales Suppressed by Bolsheviks
A 1921 NEA Service piece laments suppression of fairy tale stories by Bolshevik authorities. It portrays King and princess myths as targets, promises stories will return, and urges resilience for children like Russ and Rosa against censorship.
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Rosa
NEA Service
A Good Picture at Woodrow Wilson Fund Luncheon
At a New York luncheon of the National Immittee of the Woodrow Wilson fundation, Mrleveland H. Dodge presented an allegory using Woolworth Tower as a symbol of Wilson. He recalled crossing Broadway near City Hall Park and described fog obscuring the tower, noting the sun would reveal its glory as a sign of the country rallying to Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson Fundation
New York
Lasteek
Woolworth Tower
Mych
Jay
Mr. Wilson
Migration Report Details Negro Migration Shifts to North West
The Vegro Migration Report from the Bureau of Census notes Southern born Negroes migrated to the North and West at about one fourth larger rates than those born in the North. It estimates about half of 733,571 known survivors of net Southern migration left the South by April 16, 1910, with significant increases cited for Georgia, South Carolina and Florida as migrants moved to Pennsylvania between 1910 and 1920.
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Jesus
Christ
Ent
Agus
Theorth
Eport
Pennsylvania
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Athens Announces Christmas Day Holiday Proclaimed
Monday following Christmas will be a holiday in Athens Mayor Erwin issued a proclamation and President Harding may issue a similar one. Stores will close and thousands of workers will rest while merchants cheer. Four thousand Athens students finish fall term as Christmas breaks begin and Santa visits. Confederate veterans receive pension checks totaling over 12000 dollars bringing cheer to Clarke County. The December Georgia Cracker is on newsstands.
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Athens
Erwin
Harding
Santa Claus
Judge Orr
Clarke County
College paper notes spark barbecue and bold prints
The Red and Black highlights a barbecue on campus and a striking piece titled The Dead and Slatk, praised as a standout, with commentary on fearless printing by Mr. Darilel who pushed such material into print.
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Darilel
New Revenue Law Explained by Collector Rose
Collector Rose outlines the new revenue act, detailing tax changes effective January 1, 1922. Tax on admissions and several items is reduced or abolished, with rate cuts on art, candy, and luggage taxes, plus streamlined inspections and a 1922 calendar filing window ending March 15. Copies of the act available on request.
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Rose
Labour Lord Mayor Blythe Given One Year Leave
Bradford England Councillor T Blythe the long time labor lord mayor has been granted a year long paid leave by his employer a conservative firm after 58 years service the employer urged him to call for tin wages wherever convenient.
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Bradford
Eng
T. Blythe
Blythe
Berlin Sees Infant Mortality Drop Tied to Housing
The Associated Press reports infant mortality rises citywide in Germany while housing reform efforts expand. Associations and mothers leagues push for cement colony dwellings to ease congestion in Berlin and Hamburg. Open land near cities could be donated for charity to house families, as builders resist larger apartments.
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Berlin
the Associates Press
Mons
MTC Ubay Gwog
Germany
Hamburg
Tegan
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Banner-Herald
Diggs
Athens, Ga
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Hope
AP. WM
Jed Tink-Kan
Toliman
Broadway
Manhattan
Gordon
Detroit
Cadow
Cpa Foan da Byp Eee Pog
Bureau of Census
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Fan Gan Fey
Wrinary
Payee
KODAK
Eastman
E. & S. Sporting Goods Co
College See and
Broad Street
Motor Life Oil Company
Prince Avenue
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