Pretty wedding of Miss Fabel Gi and Kelton Whelchel
The wedding was held at the bride’s home on December 26 at 2 o’clock with Rev. M. E. Peabody officiating. The ceremony featured Christmas decorations, an arch of evergreens and smilax, and lighted tapers. The bride wore a dark peacock coat suit with a satin hat and brides roses. After the ceremony the couple left for a short trip and will be at home in Athens after January 8.
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Kelton Whelchel
M. E. Peabody
Athens
Ksor Herald
Nervous wreck for six weeks story from Kentucky woman
Mount Vernon Kentucky resident Mrs Cynthia Vanhook recalls after her third child she felt weak and anxious. She says for about six weeks she was a nervous wreck and needed help with housework. Her doctor blamed imprudence on the nervous system and advised a tonic. She used Cardul and says health was restored. She now recommends Cardui to others. Thousands of women praise Cardui to friends. The mild vegetative tonic has been successful.
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Ynthia Vanhoo
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Kentucky Indy
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Lovely bridge parties honor Mrs Joseph Stewart Jr
A refined Milledge Avenue bridge tea honored Mrs Joseph Stewart Jr the recent bride with Miss Manne and Mrs Harrison Heidler as hostesses. Narcissi and ferns decorates the lower floor while a silver basket framed the lace dining table. Mrs Stewart received a hand embroidered towel and Miss Natalie Bocock top scored with silk stockings.
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Joseph Stewart, Jr
Milledge Avenue
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Natalie Bocock
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Neal Cochran
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Prince Avenue
Autos Vehicles repair your Prokes auto ings
Wagons LT Von Canves Wall Building appears in a compact classified notice about auto repairs and vehicle services offering repairs, parts, and maintenance for wagons and cars at a local shop.
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von Canves Wall
Athens 1921 Police Department Annual Report Summary
The Athens Police Department reports for 1921, noting 586 traffic violation arrests and a total of 20 arrests for all violations. The record lists offenses including plain drunk, drunk and disorderly, gaming, idling, disorderly housing, speeding, reckless driving, bright lights, and sidewalk riding. Additional arrests on state warrants totaled 390, with 106 for state-law violations.
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Facing Improved Business Aspects in Lawrenceville
LAWRENCEVILLE Ga Busi ness conditions seem to be improving in Lawrenceville and surrounding territory. Bankers merchants and other enterprises report better times than a year ago. Five banks that faced closures last year mostly reopened and met obligations. Merchants anticipate good trade as cotton holdings in planters’ hands rise in price hopes by February. The Lawrenceville manufacturing company resumed operations with about one hundred workers. Farmers are expected to cut the cotton crop next year and diversify. Boll weevil damage this year reduced cotton by at least fifty percent, imposing losses.
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Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Manufacturing Company
Pepto-Mangan ad claims boost to vitality and happiness
An old advertisement asserts that Gude's Pepto-Mangan, in liquid and tablet forms, makes a “full of pep” girl happier and healthier. It quotes praise for its effect on red blood and energy, claiming doctors use it for weak, run-down people.
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Mpep
Aemlessa
Gude
All for One and One for All Gwinnett Planters Unite
Farmers face renewed cooperation with bankers merchants and fertilizer firms in Gwinnett County as they ready for a progressive year. The motto thrusts unity and collective effort and signals readiness to seize opportunities in cotton acreage and broader agriculture.
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Gwinnett County
Arbuckle Trial To Be Continued In San Francisco
A one day minimum postponement is ordered in the second manslaughter trial of Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle, with the next session set for Monday and Gavin McNab chief defense counsel saying he will be ready Tuesday. Both sides agreed on the continuance due to an older trial now progressing, and they will oppose further delays.
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Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Gavin McNab
Opening games set as League announces schedule
French Lick Ind. President Ban Johnson announced the opening American League games for the season. On April 12 Detroit visits Cleveland and New York travels to Washington while St. Louis goes to Chicago and Philadelphia meets Boston. The season ends October 1, the same closing date as the National League.
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Life Team for Xmas Murderer Verdict in Georgia
Waycross Georgia verdict of guilty with mercy recommendation returned Thursday night at Blackshear in the case. The trial focused on a Christmas season murder, with jurors delivering a guilty finding and a recommended mercy measure.
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Blackshear
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