Do Not Poison Weevil Without Proper Methods
Wallace W. Thomas urges Georgia farmers to combat the boll weevil with calcium arsenate under strict, informed guidelines. The piece stresses economic control, warns against improper methods, and directs readers to extension services and county meetings for detailed instructions on dusting and timing to protect cotton yields.
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Georgia
United States
Mexico
State College of Agri
Athens
United States of Agriculture
Wash- D.C
Watnines
S. Thia
Franklin County
Wallace W. Thomas
Hypnotist Vishnu Dawns Manila Show At Colonial
Athens crowds marvel at Vishnu demonstrations in downtown windows at night. A performer plays a piano for eight hours without repeating a number in the store room near Patrick's Pharmacy on Clayton Street. Tonight a banjo feat is planned in the same window as the previous acts draw large audiences.
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Athens
Vishnu
Colonial
Patrick's Pharmacy
Clayton Street
the Colonial
Zinnia
Nannie Mae B
Nn c. H
Lena Johnson
Frank Brown
Mary
Colb T
Will Lober
George W. M
Mary Brown
Edna
Music in Univ Summer School with Granberry at Carnegie Hall
Professor George F. Granberry of Granberry Piano School will oversee the Summer School music program at Carnegie Hall New York assisted by others The program includes chapel and community singing lectures on Appreciation of Music a course in professional training for music teachers private lessons in piano theory and harmony The plan aims to improve piano instruction methods and unity in schools without northern travel costs
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George F. Granberry
Granberry
Carnegie Hall
New York
Blue Ridge
Gray~berry
Hin
Athens Highs Green Quintet Beats Madison High 27 to 22
Athens High defeats Madison 27 to 22 in a tense low scoring basketball game at the high school gym. Catch Mell starred for Athens with seven field goals and seven fouls, while Madison’s Bearden and Stovall led the visitors. Referee Conover oversaw a see-saw contest as Athens built a 26 to 14 lead before Madison rallied, but fell short.
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Athens High
Madison High
Frost
Athens High-Madison
High School
Athens
Catch Mell
Alfred Scott Little
Mary” David
Parham and Kinney
Madison
Bearden
Stovall
Brovali
Conover
Hume
r.David
R. J. Stovall
Mallory
J. Reynolds
C. Mell
C. Bearden
J. .Parham
G. Mason
Kinney
Reynolds
Athena High
Mapp
David
Mason
Mell
Peacock
Summer music school offers piano teaching courses
The Summer School presents a six week program for piano teachers and advanced students. It outlines sight touch and hearing methods, rhythm, keyboard and scale work, intervals, staff and clefs, chord formation, key analysis, and relationships along with ear training, technics, notation, form, harmony, history, and signs. Teachers are invited to correspond with the Superintendent for details.
Woman Charged With Staging Fake Robbery at Home
LONG BRANCH New Jersey Associated Press reports Miss Sarah H Robertson told police she was robbed of 50 000 worth of jewels at a Deal dinner party but was charged Wednesday with faking the hold up to obtain insurance. John Batley a Long Branch youth and Samuel Gasmer grapher were arrested in the case.
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Long Branch
N. J
The
Associated Press
Sarah H. Robertson
Deal
John Batley
Samuel Gasm
Growth of church membership rises after war losses
Washington reports religious statistics show daily formation of new congregations and steady gains in membership. An average of 2,173 Americans joined churches daily over five years, with 4,070,345 more members since 1916 and 233,104 congregations led by 200,000 ministers. Clergy numbers rise despite talks of shortages.
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Washington
Churches of America
United States
E. O. Watson
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Ile
Sera
Geminunion
Natonal Baptistie
Congregational
Presbyterians
North
U. 8
South
United Presbyteriana
Church of N. A
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Othodox
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Synod of North America
Evangelical Association
Seventh Day Baptists
Christian Church
American Christian Convention
United Lutheran
Primitive Methodists
Moravians
Unitas
Fratrum
Reformed Episcopal Church
Reformed Church In
America
Christian Reformed Church
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
United Evangelical Church
National Baptist Convention (Colored
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church In America
Social Brethren
Society of Ifthial Culture
Spiritualists
Theosophical Society
Universalists
Bahais
Adventists
Armenian Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Friends
Volunteers of America
Masonic Lodge Notice for Mount Vernon No 22 Meeting
A called communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M will be held at K of P Hull on Thursday evening February 23 at 8 o'clock The low Craft degree will be conferred All qualified brethren are invited to attend By order of E C Kinnebrew Acting WM and TNO G Quinn Secretary Note includes unrelated river and stock figures about Siberian rivers Atlantic liner and food quantities.
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Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22
K. of P. Hull
E. C. Kinnebrew
Act
W. M. Tno
G. Quinn
Religion membership in the United States reaches near ninety six million
A statistical survey shows Protestants totaling about 74.8 million with Roman Catholics at 17.9 million and Jews around 1.12 million. The report notes Baptists surpass Methodists in total membership for the first time, while Unitarians decline. It details growth across major denominations, counts congregations, and cites shifts in Protestant and Mormon affiliations over five years.
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Federal Council of Churches
Tve
United States
Southern Baptista
Southern Methodists
Unitarians
Methodist Protestant Church
Church of God
North America
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
South
Protestant Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
ALL Baptists
Northern Baptist Convention
Missouri Baptists
The
Northern Baptists
Monroe Girl 15 Seeks Baby Leroy Adoption
A 15 year old girl from Monroe writes after seeing an Athens Herald ad offering to adopt a seven month old baby boy named Leroy. She claims she will care for him, sew clothes, and provide love, while noting she is bored at home with an older sister and brother. A family from Monroe expresses willingness to adopt Leroy, saying they would be very glad for him to come and live with them.
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Athens Herald
Little Latrelle Mobley
Monroe
Léroy
Athens
Unknown Friend Sends Wishes From Monroe Ga
An editor notes a child named Leroy Little found a home last week while a lengthier message expresses anxiety to hear from the correspondent and extends best wishes from an unknown friend identified as Miss Claudia Mobley RF D No 1 Monroe Ga.
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Claudia Mobley
Monroe
Little
Leroy
Giants Trade Rumors Smoke Over Mysterious Move
New York Nationals hold back on trading stars Jesse Barnes and Phil Douglas as rumors link Ed Roush and others to a Giants deal. Walter Kopf joins the Giants, Dutch Ruether signs with Brooklyn, and a note on a 1798 Massachusetts school for colored children appears amid scattered items.
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New York
New York National
Jesse Barnes
Phil Douglas
Ed Roush
Cincinnati Club
Giants
Barnes
Douglas
Walter Kopf
Larry
Dartmouth
Dutch" Ruether
Brooklyn
Dutch
Cincinnati
Where The Best Eats Are Today
The note lists fresh produce and meats available from KING HODGSON Co including Tomatoes Ex Mant Celery Lettuce String Beans Seed Irish Potatoes Rutabaga Turnips and Norfolk select items such as Hernard's Sausage and Price's Country Hams. Fresh offerings feature local suppliers Norfolk and King Hodgson Co.
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Norfolk
Hernard
Price
King Hodgson Co
Don's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Lasting Relief
An Athens reader, Mrs. T. M. Chapman of 9 Broad Street, reports repeated weakness, swelling, and puffiness in eyes, feet, and ankles improved after using Don's Kidney Pills. She first praised them in 1918 and reaffirmed her positive experience in 1921, stating no further need to use the product. The advertisement notes the pills cost 60 cents and are manufactured by Foster Millburn Co.
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Bright
Athens Cass
T. M. Chapman
9 & Broad Street
Dean's
Deel
Vivey
Fostey-Mill [Burn Co
Buffe
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