In Fine Spirit South Carolina Welcomes New Governor McLeod
South Carolina greets Governor elect Thomas G. McLeod of Bishrville as Governor Wilton G. Hervey of Laurens ends his term with broad approval and warm wishes. Lt. Governor E B Jackson sworn in. Chief Justice Eugene B. Gary administers oaths to governor and lieutenant governor.
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South Carolina
Thomas G. McLeod
Bishrville
Wilton G. Hervey
Laurens
Palmetto
Nce
Harvey
Hintin
Gover Nor
McLeod
Winthrop College
Clemson College
University of South Carolina
E. B. Jackson
Wagener
Eugene B. Gary
Supreme Court of
Moods and the Weather Affects Our Minds and Hormones
The piece argues moods shift with weather and bodily chemistry. It cites the thyroid and adrenals as powerful mood regulators and notes how sunshine versus rain alters happiness. It links mood swings to contrast and imagination, urging self awareness and balance.
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Aclacoele
John Barleycorn
Gomerbads
Prolific North Georgia fig cuttings offer
Cobb county planter Martin Amorous promotes an unusual program to distribute cuttings of a home grown fig variety. He promises a ripe fig from each crop for every family that receives a cutting and agrees to planting and tending the trees, aiming to boost local agriculture and civic memory. England murder rates are contrasted with American firearms access.
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Martin Amorous
Cobb County
North Georgia
Amarous
Puzzle Day Word From Letters Shown Yesterday
A daily puzzle hints that a valid English word can be formed from given letters. The clue asks to discover the word corresponding to yesterday’s answer and confirms a single solution derived from the displayed letters. The puzzle emphasizes word formation and language use.
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Pilleegese
Possibilities by Berton Braley
The poem imagines escaping to a tropical paradise free from toil and ambition. The speaker alternates between dreaming of endless leisure and acknowledging a longing for struggle, concluding the desire for work and duty remains uncertain. Copyright 1922 NGA Service.
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Bicken
Ana
NGA
Harding Is Still Confined to Room
President Harding remains confined to his room as his physician General Sawyer advises continued absence from the office. Reports say he rested reasonably well through Thursday and Thursday night after a brief grippe illness.
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Harding
Washington
Sawyer
Powell's Refusal to Admit Negro Bay Board Action
New York President A Lamuree Lowell of Harvard, a board of overseers member, was asked by the board to convene a special meeting to review the president's action on admitting a son of Roscoe Conkling Bruce, a black graduate, to freshman hall. The World reported the request existed though overseers could not confirm.
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New York
A. Lamuree Lowell
Harvard
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
New York World
Celluloid Beads Trim Spring Hats For Novel Effects
Celluloid beads in blended colors are used as trimming for spring hats. The beads’ composition makes the hat heavy to balance but creates very novel effects through their use.
Colors for Spring Fashion Hints From Early Season Trends
Color stories point to spring with bright brights and soft pastels. White returns as a core staple while new season fabrics and tonal contrasts shape airy looks. Designers showcase vibrant hues alongside neutrals in resort displays and street wear previews.
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Pain’ Beach
Frocks Feature Slashed Puffs In Fashion Prints
Fashion pages show thoselike frocks with slashed puffs and taffeta fabrics echoing old costume styles. The visuals mix modern silhouettes with retro influences, highlighting how designers blend past and present in apparel imagery.
Titteréat in the Classic City from Old Batiner Files
Itema of Titteréat in the Classic City notes Athens telephone exchange activity with 1350 calls yesterday. It mentions Miss Cornelia Jackson and Miss May Hull visiting Secretary Hoke Smith and other local business and social tidbits from January 1895. It also reports on a federal court bill and a photo session of John Fields, linked to a Brunswick murder case.
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Titteréat
Athens
Putauance
Central
Cornelia Jackson
Atlanta
May Hull
Nerees
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
L. F. Edwards
Lexington
Col
E. T. Brown
Jefferson
Washington
Federal Court For
North‘ern Judicial Circuit
Georgia
House
Lawson
H. H
Harrison
Coun Ig
Wm. T. Newman
Vanderpool
Oliver
John Fields
Calaboose
Dave Wood
Thompson
Brunswick
Does Athens Need a Municipal Auditorium Now
The writer argues Athens should build a municipal auditorium on the city hall lot, even moving the water tower from Pulaski street. A bond issue could cover the move. the project would improve beauty and utility, backing civic pride and future gatherings. The piece also notes crop conditions, economic improvement, and a push to fund the Dr Crawford Long Memorial with a $1000 Athens quota. It urges residents to subscribe. It discusses beef cattle emphasis and local cattle markets, urging farmers to breed shorthorn and white face cattle for profit.
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Athens
City Hall
Pulaski Street
At Cane
Dr. Crawford Long
Washington
Dr. Long
Harvey Returns To England After White House Visit
Ambassador George Harvey will return to his post in London after a visit in Washington. He had been a guest at the White House since January 2 and is due to depart this Friday, according to his secretary.
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New York
George Harvey
Washington
White House
London
Aatantey
Farmers Conference Boosts Athens Merchants Aid
T L Gantt reports Athens merchants anticipate a January 22 Farmers Conference with strong local support. They expect a week of bargain sales to attract visitors from across the state, boosting both farmers and merchants as calcium arsenate and Hill Mix tire products are stocked. Prices for wolvov and fertilizers may rise slightly from last year.
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T. Larry
Gantt
Farmers’ Conference
Athens
Morton Holgson
Geo. H. Hulme
Hodgson
Hodgson Cotton Co
Barrett & Co
G. H. Hulme
New York
Seuta
Hulme
Manhattan Bank Advertises Georgia Prosperity
Mr. Morton Hodgson received a Bank of Manhattan Co. advertisement praising Georgia's growth. It notes Georgia produced 5,000,000 bushels of potatoes and 4,000,000 bushels of peanuts in a year plus a half billion dollars in agriculture value. It mentions local aviation plans near Athens and flying field use, plus corn shipments from Athens and steady business in the Webb Grocery Co. with corn at $1.05 a bushel and farmers improving with the crop outlook.
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Morton Hodgson
Bank of Manhattan Co
New York
America
South
Georgia
Epps
Athens
Winterville Road
Washington
Atlanta
Athena
Nancocky
The
Webb Grocery Co
Juliah Falls
Hancock
Preparing for the White Way in Athens
Merchants plan a citywide opening night for the White Way with cafes serving special dishes and beverages, Palm Garden promising top performances, and decorations and sales at shops. Mike Costa Ii may be crowned for his role in organizing the event. reels shown in local theaters.
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Athens
Swilling
Palm Garden
Merchagors
Mike
Costa Ii
Athens Seeshops Prepare for Spring Trade Improvements
The Cofer Seed Company will stock up for spring trade in neat, clean premises in Athens. Sol Boley adds a large modern display window and other store improvements. Attractive new signs brighten the business section for spring as two prominent dry goods houses reportedly combine.
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Georgi
Cofer
Athens
Sol Boley
Jackie Coogan a Child Genius Worth Millions Says Psychoanalyst
Celebrated analyst Herbert Lapham argues Jackie Coogan is a border-line genius with mental development far ahead of his age and a rare blend of abstract and social intelligence. He predicts Coogan will maintain a 100 to 1 advantage and earn substantial salaries as a public idol, noting his adaptability, quick comprehension, and stage-ready attributes.
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Jackie Coogan
Banner-Herald
Herbert Lapham
Los Angeles
University of California
Coogan
Stanford
Jackie
Ong
Jackie Qu
Zee
Jackie Wah
Aspironal Promises Fast Cough Relief and Easy Use
An old advertisement touts Aspironal as a quick acting cough remedy guaranteed by the laboratory. It claims efficacy comparable to rock and rye, with a money back promise if relief is not felt within a stated time. The ad urges customers to buy a half dollar bottle, shake a dose into a watch, and swallow for immediate effect.
Britain Faces Debt Deadlock After Washington Mission
London reports the Baldwin financial mission returned from Washington without debt settlement. The Daily Express calls U S demands unreasonable, risking widespread hardship. Britain hopes for easier terms or better money-market conditions to repay the American debt.
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London
Associated Press
Washington
Baldwin Financial Mission
Daily Express
America
Great Britain
Westminister Gazette
United States
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