Georgia Bulldogs poised for Mercer clash after perfect season start
Oliver Morton analyzes Georgia basketball as the Bulldogs seek a landmark win over Mercer. He notes Georgia’s flawless record, recent win over Wofford, and Mercer’s strong season though slight recent setback to Chattanooga. He predicts a close, hard fought game with Georgia prevailing. Mercer 20, Georgia 25.
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South Carolina
Fox
T & Grind
Mercer
Little Wofford
Bulldogs
Wofford College
Ercer
Merccer
Chattanooga
Georgia
Vinci advertised remedy builds up weary women
Mrs E Trotter of Wardell Street reports feeling stronger after taking Vinci for about a week. The ad claims Vinci increases appetite aids digestion enriches blood and strengthens nerves and muscles, with a stated price of 1.00 per bottle sold by R Palmer and Sons druggists in Athens Georgia.
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E. Trotter
Wardell St
Trotter
Vinci
R. Palmer &.Sons
Athens
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promise
A vintage ad asserts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root offers safety and purity in every bottle. It promotes a non stimulant herbal formula to aid kidney and bladder troubles, claiming a sworn statement of purity and a standard of excellence across all doses.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
Sy “& Co
Larry Gantt Letter Versus Early Lexington Church History
The column recalls early Lexington legal feuds involving Larry Gantt and Van Allen, plus a duel and a wounding by Gen. John Clark. It notes the couple George Paschal and Agnes Brewer marrying near Lexington in 1802, then moving there before church membership existed. Meson Academy and early education in Oglethorpe County are discussed, highlighting sparse formal church and school development.
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van Alen
John Clark
Georgia
George Paschal
Agnes Brewer
Richard Bailey
Lexington
Meson
T. B. Moss
Meson Academy
John III
Oglethorpe
All New on Penns By Legislative Act 1
The act of 1921 fixes Confederate pension payments for 1922 and 1923 at 1.25 million dollars, restricting eligibility to pensioners shown prior to 1919 and repealing 1920 provisions. Attorney General George M. Napier notes the law narrows the rolls, excludes many names, and limits payments to pre-1919 pensioners.
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General Assembly
Otattoneale
Clowning Became Nick Altrock's Baseball Lifeline
Nick Altrock explains he turned to clowning on the ball field after losing major league prospects. He details how financial need, a waning fastball, and crowd-pleasing antics with base hits and stunts kept him in baseball as a comedian, later earning more money than his pitching days. He hints at tomorrow's reveal of his best bit.
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Antica
Germany
Schaefer
Alttock
Vast Thrones Pay Homage To Pope Lying In State
Benedict XV lies in state in St Peters Basilica as vast thrones pass by. The funeral arrangements shift from the usual three days due to embalm not required. American cardinals’ participation in the conclave remains possible but uncertain. The body is displayed to the public through iron gates as crowds gather.
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Associated Press
Rome
Benedict XV
St. Peters
Benedict
Ile
Pontiff
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
Pontifical Police
Palatine Guards
Republicans Fight Over Soldier Bonus Bill
Washington Republicans scramble to rally support as a vote on the soldier bonus bill looms Tuesday. A key GOP faction warns of fiscal risk while pushing for a compromise amid party divisions.
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Washington
Takahashi Heads Firm Government In Tokyo
Premier Takahashi leads a stable government backed by the Seiyu Kai while the opposition plans attacks in the lower house. Universal male suffrage and labor conditions loom as major clash points during parliament with policy over Serbia, China, and the Washington conference under scrutiny.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Takahashi
Seiyu Kai
Serbia
China
Washington
Japan
Washin
Siberia
Senate bill to substitute electrocution for hanging in DC
Senator Dial's proposal would replace hanging with electrocution for death sentences in the District of Columbia after June 1. The bill cleared the Senate on Monday, shifting punishment methods in the capital.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Dial
South Carolina
Senate
Norfolk Street Car Service Returns To Normal
Norfolk Va street car service on Monday returned close to normal with 74 of about 84 cars in operation signaling a recovery from earlier disruptions.
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Norfolk Va
Norfolk
Death of Jos Warner Prominent Athens Grocer
Mr Joseph Warner aged 57 a well known grocer and candy merchant died at his home on Pulaski street at 12 20 Tuesday morning after a short illness Funeral services will be held from the home Wednesday at 11 am with interment in Oconee cemetery Bernstein Brothers Funeral Directors in charge He was born in Poland Germany and had lived in Athens six years a member of the Synagogue He is survived by his widow Mrs Beckle Warner three daughters one brother and a sister.
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Joseph Warner
Pulaski Street
Oconee
Mernstein Bros
Warner
Poland
Germany
Athens
Beckle Warner
100 Years Old Never Saw A Movie Show
Daniel Cook Rawson of Danielson Connecticut marked his 100th birthday Monday while in bed after a recent fall. He has never received professional medical advice for health and enjoys reading history, but he has never been to the movies.
Gainesville man J W Weischel dies at local hospital
Mr J W Weischel of Gainesville Ga died early Monday in a local hospital. He is survived by brother Eston and sisters Mrs Rena Barksdale of Washington Ga and Mrs R E Parks of Athens Ga. The remains go to Gainesville Tuesday at 11 50 for funeral services and interment. Harry G Poole in charge.
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Atlanta
J. W. Weishel
Gainesville
Eston Weischel
Rena Barksdale
Washington, Ga
R. E. Parks
Athens
Harry G. Poole
Piggly Wiggly Fresh Produce and Butter Sale
Local ad touts a sale at Piggly Wiggly featuring iceberg lettuce celery bell peppers and cauliflower plus Winesap apples oranges and grapefruit. College creamery butter advertised at 39 cents per pound with real fresh keys under 48 hours old, available at the new combination store.
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College Creamery
Conferences on Irish transfer of power in London
London reports say meetings were held at the Colonial Office between the Irish cabinet committee and Irish provisional government ministers to outline the transfer of executive power under the Anglo Irish treaty. Michael Collins, Eamon Duggan and Kevin O Higgin attended, with Churchill presiding. progress was made as details were explored.
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London
Associated Press
Iday
Colonial Office
Iine
Trefind
Winston Churchill
Saya
Michael Collins
Eamon J. Duggan
Kevin O'Huggins
Mr. Collins
Ireland
Enthusiasm High In Oconee County Over Potato Crop
Enthusiasm runs high in Oconee County as farmers focus on a thriving potato crop. John Bostwick calls a meeting in Watkinsville to discuss harvest plans, market outlook, and cooperative efforts to boost yields and sales amid favorable growing conditions.
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Oconee County
Works for Child Must Keep Well
A compact note praises a product called Works for Child Must Keep Well. It claims reliability for women’s ailments and mentions Madeline as a possible support source. The writer hints at personal relief and potential future use with Enrico for VR related ideas.
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Enrico
Holden Re-Elected President of Bank of Danielsville
Danielsville Ga stockholders re-elected John F. Holden of Crawfordsville president and G C Griffeth cashier. A 12 percent dividend was declared with profits set aside. The bank reports no borrowed money and is in excellent condition.
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Danielville
Bank of
Danielsville
John F. Holden
Crawfordsville
G. C. Griffeth
Holden
Judge Holden
Athens
Favors Soldiers' Party formation in Toledo letter
A letter from William Grimes of New York advocates forming a Soldiers' Party in Toledo Ohio. The note appears in a Legion newspaper and references an A E F veteran, with Grimes identified as a former lieutenant in the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Toledo
Ohio
Soldiers’ Party
William i
New York
Jean Legion
Grimes
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