Why Times Are Better From Crop Value Increases Across Nation
The article argues better times come from higher crop values in 1922 v 1921, led by cotton and corn gains. It cites Agricultural Department figures showing total crop value at 7.57 billion, up 1.84 billion from 1921, with Texas reports of cotton boosting state prosperity and reduced labor costs aiding farmers. It notes corn remains most valuable, Southern corn gains about 200 million, and overall grain production and prices reflect postwar adjustments.
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Agricultural Department
Texas
South
Absolute zero and the future of cold physics
A discussion on reaching absolute zero as the theoretical limit of cold, its potential implications for motion and life, and how liquid air has become a practical, growing field. The piece contrasts extreme physics with current measurement ranges and hints at civilization’s progress alongside scientific discovery. It also notes a whisky find at Seaford, Colorado, illustrating the value of incentives in enterprise.
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Onnes
Leyden
Holland
Ondes
Howard
Seaford
Col
Daily Sermonet Teaches Anger and Patience
A wrathful man stirs up strife while a slow temper appeases it. Proverbs 15 18. Anger is like a hot horse. if let loose it tires the rider. Quoted from Shakespeare with admonitions on self control and restraint.
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Shakespeare
Lights at a royal friend's home in Berton Braley poem
The poem describes saying good night repeatedly at a social gathering from living room to porch and car, humorously noting how many times guests bid farewell. The speaker laments the wasted breath and wishes to end the ritual with a single courteous goodbye.
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Berton Braley
Mger
Puzzle a Day Re o ROYAL eeeaee eLee
Read the scrambled square to form four words across and down like Royal. One solution stamp shows DELAY. two other valid paths exist. Yesterday's answer notes the cornerstone date 1881 despite the stone being reset upside down.
Three men granted 30 day respites for Friday hangs
Atlanta Ga three men were given 30 day respites by Governor Hardwick on Thursday delaying hangs set for Friday in Fulton county jail. The inmates named Roscoe Allen Ollie Carleton John Henry Jones and Robert Matthews face murder charges including killing a white boy and a woman or a relative.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Hardwick
Roscoe Allen
Ollie Carleton
John Henry
Jones
Robert Matthews
Negro Held For Woman Victim in New Jersey
In Orange New Jersey William Battles a Black man was held without bail after the Wednesday night idling of Mrs Eleanor L Brigham wife of New York businessman Charles Brigham The body was found in two closet spaces at the Brigham home Mrs Brigham had been choked to death The suspect was identified by Margaret Brigham the deceaseds daughter a former employee at the home Battles denied any knowledge of the crime
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Orange
N. J
William Battles
Eleanor L. Brigham
Charles Brigham
New York
Death Sentence Sought for Man Who Killed Wife
Edgar Frady, Chicago auto man, faces trial in Miami January 3 on murder charges in his wife Lloyd Frady Frady’s relatives engage Lloyd D Heth attorney who says a death penalty will be demanded Frady ill in hospital may appear on a stretcher if required Frady contends his wife shot at him during a struggle over a revolver in their hotel room last February
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Edgar Prady
Chicago
Tral
Miami
Fla
Lloyd D. Heth
Miameth
John R. Thompson
Frady
Harry Thompson
Uberty
Heth
French Millinery Veils and Lace Trimmings Feature Bold Styles
Fashion note highlights new French hats with veils and lace trims. Describes tiny lace edges, straw crowns, ruffles, sash lace, and decorative trimmings designed to enhance headwear with delicate details.
Athens Glimpses From Banner Files 27 Years Ago
Athens residents recall events from the Banner files including James Y. Carithers arrival from Gate City and hopes for an Normal Rock College bill. Citizens committee works on school legislation while luncheon at Commercial Hotel honors Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance reps from Philadelphia. Local figures A L Mitchell and Frank Hardeman travel. P S Arkwright of Savannah to visit Nik Harderian.
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Athens
Banner Files
James Y. Carithers
House Committee On Finance
Rock College
Committee of Athens
D. D. Quillian
Messrs. S.C. Bolling
Charles G. Boz
Joseph Parish
Tech Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Association of Philadelphia
A. L. Mitchell
Jon
Atlanta
Frank Hardeman
P. S. Arkwright
Savannah
Nik Harderian
Had It Ever Occurred to You in New York
A Athens man Jerome Michael son of Col. and Mrs M G Michael has made a mark in New York law practice after leaving Athens University of Georgia graduate and city attorney roles noted. Traffic ordinance enforcement is urged to remain strict as patrols watch for violations and public safety. The article praises improved rail schedules and streetcar convenience reflecting local transport changes benefiting travelers and residents.
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New York
Athens
America
Jerome Michael
M. G. Michael
Michael
University of Georgia
Priceless Tutankhamen Treasures Revealed in Luxor Tombs
In Luxor Egypt, treasures from Tutankhamen’s tomb, unearthed by Howard and Arthur Mace for the Metropolitan Museum of New York, were shown to daylight. An inlaid box depicts Tauan and his Queen with jewelry inside, and an alabaster vase believed to hold balm for the dead will undergo further preservation work.
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Luxor
Egypt
Tutankhamen
Howard
Arthur Mace
Metropolitan Museum of
New York
Seit, I
Tauan
P Tohea
Vanderbilt Officer Jailed Over Mrs Willbilt Case
Vanderbilt related case shows Footman Jailed amid investigation into a Mrs C Oliver Isélin and her cousin William Malmström. Court actions proceed as police file follow up details in a fashionable home setting.
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Vanderbilt
Will Bilt
William Malmstrom
C. Oliver
Isélin
Two Farmers Make Good With Cotton in Oglethorpe
Taylor Estes and Jon Powers, large farmers in the Smithonn area, bought part of Col. Smith's plantation. They report optimism for next year despite boll weevil, citing calcium arsenate use, strong corn, hay, and meat stocks, and plans to plant cotton on lighter acreage combined with food crops.
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T. Larry Gantt
Taylor Estes
Jon Powers
Smithonn
Oglethorpe County
Col. Smith
Mr. Dunaway
Jim Powers
Mr. Powers
Estes
Powers
Morgan Gaulding
Colbert
Galding
Calcium Arsenate Trust
Peanuts Draw Mixed Responses From Georgia Farmers
Farmers in South Georgia weigh in on the new crop. Hon J D Price reports planting five acres of White Spanish peanuts as an experiment but yields mostly vines with hulls containing nothing. A well-traveled observer notes that many farmers plant peanuts, yet opinions remain tepid.
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J. D. Price
South Georgia
Farmers back crops as boll weevil recedes in Hibert county
Farmers say boll weevil damage eased as they shift to wheat and oats with promising yields. Mr Ka from Hibert county reports new crop efforts, while labor supply remains adequate despite some workers leaving. Northen company selling Broad river land signals local power project abandonment, seen as a loss for Athens area.
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Hibert County
Dead
Death Rate Falls News of the Day
A London dispatch reports fascist and communist clashes across Italy during Christmas holidays. Cairo notes an attack on British officials with lawyer Dr Newby Robson shot dead. In London T W Rhys Davids died. In Washington Col Rufus H Lane nominated adjutant inspector for the Marine Corps. Philadelphia reports Penn trustees elect Dr J H Penniman as head of the University of Pennsylvania. Phoenix Arizona approves a forty million dam on the El Morado river at Diamond Creek.
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Cairo
Egypt
Idth
Newby Robson
Washington
Rufus H. Lane
Harding Tov
Marine Corps
Phoenix, Arie
Arizona State Water Commission
el Morado River
Diamond Creek
Mussolini May Not Attend Paris Conference Meet
Reports from Rome indicate Italian Premier Mussolini may be prevented from attending next Tuesday's conference of premiers in Paris due to internal politics. He expressed a strong wish that the Paris talks achieve progress on the reparations issue.
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Paris
Ere
Mussolini
Rome
Signor Muso- Mini
Female Ideas on Politics Shown by Marian Hale
Feminist leaders clash over National Woman's Party aims with Belmont pushing for a distinct third party while Hay warns of third party chaos. Goelet, a moderate, supports a united movement and calls for women to participate in political power, outlining the party's 1923 program at a New York meeting.
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Marian Hale
National Woman’ Party
Bretance
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Alva E. Belmont
National Woman's Party
Mary Garrett Hay
League of Women Voters of
New York City
Ag Ita Foundation
Robert” Goelet
Ong
Senate
House
Miss Hay
Japan Population Rise Shows Big Census Increase
Tokyo report from the National Census Board estimates Japan’s population at 57,658,000 or 67,658,000? The figures compare with 55,561,140 in 1920, implying an annual rise near 720,000, about 2,000 daily, or one every 43 seconds, based on the source data.
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Tokio
Asseicabes
Japan
National Census Board
Seven Sailors Missing After Tug Disaster Near Lake Erie
Report says a tug with seven crew members vanished a week ago near Lake Erie. Two aviators from the local air field sighted a hull five miles east of shore and near derelict debris. Authorities believe explosion or fire may have sunk the craft as smoke and boiler masts remained above water. The fog and wreckage hinder search efforts. observers noted eerie calm as the derelict drifted toward Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Ras
Erle
Great
Laking Company
Lake Erle
Ar Field
Eres
Buffalo
Paris Arrival Describes New Hair Fashion Trend
A recent arrival from Paris notes the vogue for hair has passed. French girls now arrange hair high over the head with gold lace accents, creating an elevated style.
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Paris
Cold Compounds Promote Quick Cold Relief Ad
A vintage advertisement promises a fast cure for colds with Cold Compounds. It claims the product clears head and nose in a few hours, unlike quinine, and warns druggists offer a pleasant, non sickening remedy at low cost.
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Fascist and Communists
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Berlin
Carnegie Foundation
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Leonard Wood
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