Athens Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Prominent Athens residents attend social events as Mrs Elizabeth Northcutt hosts wedding rehearsals and reception planning. The Venable Norhcutt wedding at a neighbor’s home features Charlotte Northcutt and Melvin Venable Jr with local and out of town guests. D A R Elijah Clarke Chapter discusses graves and leadership. charity luncheons honor visitors and community figures across Athens.
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Wonricurr
Ve -Venable
Charlotte Asenath Northcutt
Melvin Welborn Venable, Jr
Atlanta
Elizabeth Northcutt
J. H. Patton
Nclating
C. D. Elder
Jovelyin
Milen Northcutt
Ralph W. Northcutt
Floyd Northcutt
Wan
Joe McCord
Rea
Inte
A & Cor
Bae
Mia
Josta
John R. Northcutt
Athens
John . Cooper
Wealey
Elizabeth
Emma Laura Wesley
M. W. Venable
M. J. Lynch
Cobb County Times
Mra. Charles
Joel
Mra
Toula Steppacher
New York
University Drive
St. Patricks
Siate Cohen
Ahe Link
Woman credit Lydia E Pinkham remedy for renewed vigor
Mrs Herbert of Larwill Indiana reports long fatigue nervousness and right side pain for four years. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she feels well again and can manage her three children and work. Local ad copy urges women with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Jrill
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Herbert
Larwill
Davis Cup Singles Draw Confusion in American Tennis
Fragmentary notes show the United States Tennis Association arranging Davis Cup matches with unclear pairings. Mentions include Germany and Taiwan across half draws with byes noted, plus dismissive phrases about where players reside.
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Ate Yore
United States
Wn Tennis Association
Geran Va Inee Jealy
Yound
Too Drastic Reduction Of Army Budget Sparks Debate
Chairman Khan warns against large cuts to the regular army and navy in the army appropriation bill. He urges preserving strength at 140000 to 150000 troops and 11000 to 13000 officers, arguing false economy harms national security. He cites wartime outlays and per capita costs to contrast spending levels with other nations.
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Congress
Kahn
House Military Affairs Committee
California
War Department
Kehn
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Sia
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Abn
United
British Empire
Italy
Japan
Army Size Compared With Population In 1921
Mr. Kahn highlighted military cost concerns and compared 1921 army per population figures. He cited 1.42 soldiers per 1000 in the United States versus higher ratios in Britain France Italy Japan and China. The army appropriation bill was drafted by a five member sub committee led by Representative Anthony.
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Kahn
Britain
France
Japan
China
House
Appropriations Committee
Anthony
Kansas
Operators Seek to Block Mines Closing as Wage Talks Loom
New York reports talks to avert a nationwide shutdown of anthracite coal mines. Operators prepared a Friday reply to miners' 19 demands after a Thursday chamber meeting of 74 mine executives. Labor leaders expect counter proposals, risking temporary suspension of operations.
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Daviss
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Aged Okla Miner Executed for Niece Murder
Steve Sabo, 60, was executed at the state penitentiary for the September slaying of his 29 year old niece Sophie Sabo in Coalgate Oklahoma. He maintained innocence to the end. He leaves a son and three children in Hungary.
New Era In Industry Aids 70 Garment Firms
In New York the Garment Center Capitol, housing 70 firms in two towers, reports major savings through cooperation. The system slashes insurance costs by over 85 percent and reduces premiums, with annual savings around 40,000 dollars. A hospital, doctors, nurses, a dentist, and welfare facilities are provided to workers. The motto One for all and all for one guides shared benefits across firms and suppliers.
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United Seater
Oberalinger
New Center Capitol
Singer
Industrag
Garment Center Capitol
Caron
Chamber of Commerce
Csa
Eit Bros
Administrar
Trial Centralization Aims To Save One Million Yearly
An immigrant boy from Sebastapool now aged 40 dreams of an ideal modern method of industry. He touts an $18,000,000 capital venture that would centralize trials and reduce costs despite industry opposition and claims of impossibility.
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Singer
Sebastapool
Capitol
Waltee
Tay Singer
Millionaire auto speeder jailed in Detroit attack on traffic laws
John Duvald Dodge son of automaker John F. Dodge, awaiting five day sentence at the house of correction for speeding. Judge Bartlett also ordered 21 others same charge to five days in reformatory with a $400 fine and license revocation. Dodge faces Kalamazoo liquor transport charge and a $10,000 suit from a newsboy injured by his car.
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Deroit
Mich
John Duvald Dodge
John F. Dodge
House of Correction
Dodge
Charles L. Bartlett
Reformatory
Kalamazoo
Won't Give His Dog Away Even To The President
President Haeding planned Friday to devote the forenoon to walk and recreation despite a strange wind. The Scenerated Press reports actions near St Augustine.
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Haeding
Ealk
Arnold Abney and Co Fresh Produce Ad
An old advertisement promotes Arnold Abney and Co offerings including greens onions Irish potatoes Toby? Potatoes red bliss rose cobblers and fresh lady fingers and crisp almond macaroon potato chips. The copy emphasizes fresh today and describes carrots eggplants and onions in bunches.
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Arnold Abney & CO
Arnold Abney& CO
Arnold, Abney & CO
President Uses Food Score In Florida Visit
A Florida trip is described with President Harding citing a food score as proof of practice benefits. A boy fears his dog has wandered off as the dog follows the president along the street. The dog returns to its owner and the boy remains relieved as the incident ends.
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Mra.j
Z. Hoke
Florida
Savannah
Eugene
Hoke
Augusta
Athens
Mr. Harding
Ie Potowea
Fire damages in Moultrie cause $30,000 loss
A fire in Moultrie Ga damaged the Motor company and two adjoining buildings with losses around $30,000 partly covered by insurance. A main telephone exchange cable nearby was burned and over 600 telephones were knocked out of service.
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Moultrie
Heta Rel Motor Company
Telephone Exchange
France Will Pay All Her Debts Says Premier Poincare
Premier Poincare told the Senate finance committee that France will pay all its debts as usual. The claim appears to counter Louis F. Loucheur’s Lyons speech suggesting insolvency. An Eastern U S audience proportion is noted at ninety percent.
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France
Paris
Poincare
Finance Committee
Senate
Preas
Louis. F. Loucheur
Lyons
United States
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