France in Washington conference aftermath sparks sharp debate
Editorial comments on Premier Poincare and France’s stance after the Four-Power Treaty talks. The piece criticizes perceived arrogance, urges France to join in a cooperative Europe and warns against renewed nationalist rigidity. It praises American leadership and calls for France to act graciously for peace, security, and prosperity.
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France
Washington
Jes Macon
Poincare
Poincares
Jettison
Gallon
Shelid
Ince
England
United States
America
Wet and Dry Fight Over Beer and Light Wines In Georgia
The heated national struggle over prohibition shifts to Congress to modify federal enforcement. Debates focus on whether beer and light wines are intoxicating and if Congress can nullify state laws by allowing their sale and manufacture. Opponents warn such amendments revive saloons and bootlegging, while supporters insist on redefining intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Georgia
No Secret Agreement Denials Stall Pact Debate
President and Secretary Hughes deny charges of a secret bargain between American and British delegates over the Four Power Pacific Pact. Congress eyed an investigation but statements by officials have cooled demands. The public debate centers on trust in the pact and the motives behind the agreement amid partisan pressure.
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Hughes
Congress
Ory
Sena’ce
Georgia
League of Nareter
League
Secreaghee
Athens Years Ago in The Athens Daily 1894
A fragment from The Athens Daily recounts a duel between Alexander Snott and John Nott with wordplay on Shott and Nott. It also covers a dispensary closure protest, a financial theft inquiry at Athens Hardware, and local notices about advertisements, a printer change, and early child development notes contributed by the American Red Cross.
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Alexander Snott
John 3
Nott
Shott
Growth and development of the baby overview
The article outlines average birth weight about 7 pounds and length around 20 inches, with healthy variation. It notes weekly weight gain in infancy, doubling by five months and tripling by year, and recommends regular weighings through the first two years. It also covers early motor milestones from lifting the head to sitting and independent play by months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babba
American Red Cross
Beeink
Optimist and Pessimist Contrast in Odd Race Tale
Fragmentary report notes a sick man learning a harp versus learning to shovel coal. A race to beat a train ends in a tie. A boastful line hints at a heavyweight butcher. An unclear note mentions £209,000 stolen from the U S Treasury and a headline fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Senior class day memories and a century of campus lore
The article reflects on long standing campus customs from the senior class day ceremonies, noting trees planted in 1885 and 1886, the passing of the Moe of fence, and traditions observed by generations, including speeches and arrangements for the exercises. MR. REED MAKES STATEMENT anchors the recounting with historical context.
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Univ
A. T. Levies
Morton
H. M. Morrig
A. DB. Culbertson
Wong
T. Conyers
A. McRainey
Donald Hastings
Vicw
Reed
Reedy
Terre
Hall
Georgia Co-op
University seniors plant 1922 class tree in revival ceremony
The senior class of a Georgia university plans a Saturday morning ceremony to revive a historic tree planting custom last observed in 1890. Students and faculty will assemble at the chapel at 11:20 to march to the rectangle between Old College and Chancellor Barrow's home where a tree, named the class tree of 1922, will be planted.
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Cralty
Georgia
Old College
Barrow
Music Hall Wins Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase
The grand national steeplechase at Liverpool Friday was won by Hugh Kershaw's Music Hall with Joseph Widger's Drifter second and J C Bulteel's Taffytus third. Thirty two horses started.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Hugh Kershaw
Music Hall
Toseph Widger
Drifter
J. C. Bulteel
Rheuma Conquers Rheumatism
People long crippled by rheumatic suffering are said to be restored to health by Rheuma. The ad claims rapid relief within days, removal of poisons causing pain, and a money back guarantee if not rid of rheumatic distress. Available at Palmer's Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Akay
Stock of Goods and Fixtures at Gillespie & Company Bid Invite
Hinton Securities Co invites bids for the stock of goods and fixtures of Gillespie & Company, Jupf, Maysville Georgia, to be considered at creditors meeting on April 5 1922 at 10 AM in Toccoa Georgia by Referee W A Bailey. Inventory value is 19000 dollars. For details contact William Miller Receiver Maysville Georgia.
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Gillespie & Company
Jupf
Maysville
Georgia
Toccoa
Ton. W. A. Bailey
William Miller
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