Southern mills consuming 60 percent of U S cotton, Cramer claims
Mr Stuart W Cramer at the Southern wholesale Dry Goods convention in Birmingham cites statistics showing Southern mills now consume 60 percent of U S cotton and warns the South must buy at home to support regional industry. He notes historical shifts since 1860 with spindles rising and the cotton gin altering leadership. The Birmingham Age Herald echoes calls for local loyalty to Southern firms over Northern connections.
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Birmingham
Stuart W. Cramer
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Dildlass
Southern Cotton Mills
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cramet
United States
Cramer
South
Age-Herald
Cranek
Oldest Mystery of the Swastika Across Cultures
The article discusses the swastika as an ancient symbol found worldwide from America to Asia. It notes its varied uses for luck, mentions archaeologists tracing its origins, and refers to theories by scholars including Harvard figures about its age and spread.
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Ohio
America
Brazil
China
Japan
Assyria
Brace
Bal
Harvard Medical School
Clint Mosey
Athens Glimpses From The Banner Old Files January 1895
Items from The Athens Daily Banner recount a 1895 incident on Broad Street where W L Hubbard and C H B Floyd clashed with students over a snowball fight. The page notes a second confrontation near Hallicock Avenue, with prolonged blows and a potential disorderly conduct charge. It also mentions election irregularities at a Jackson County precinct, deaths of Mrs. Henry Baughman and Mrs. Stokely, and visits from engineer Gerding and social notes about Miss Kittie Louise Dubose and visitors May Wing and Alled May.
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Athens
Daily Banner
Messrs
W. L. Hubbard
C.H. B. Floyd
Huggins
Broad Street
Mr. Hubbard
Mr.Floyd
Hubbard
Floyd
B.C. Reese
Halficock Avenue
Crigaea
Methodist Confers on Unification Steps for Southern Episcopal Church
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South begins its final work toward unification. Leaders anticipate adjournment Monday and the bishops call a possible special session if negotiations need further shaping. A minority pushes for restraint and warns against empowerment of the commission.
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Associated Préss
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sunda
Vlora
College of Bishops of
J. Oebdlen
Alas 4Ie Bee
Local delegates attend state convention and plan next meeting
Frank Bok Hardeman Porter and B Cohen attended the state convention in Tem las and a National Convention in Lew York. Cohen holds a state office. The next meeting will be held in Augusta.
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Frank Bok “Hardeman
Oe Porter
B. Cohen
Brundwick
Atten
Temlas
Lew Yoana
Cohen
Augusta
Local Fourth of July boxing event announced
A. Goodath chairman announces four or six of the South's best fighters will come to Athens for a July Fourth bout. Mr Goodson faces a challenge with a navy boxing background and rope to rope knowledge.
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A. Goodath
South
Athena
Goodson
Athens brace for a bustling national holiday program
Committee members report the program shaping up in splendid style with advertising to begin soon. Athens plans a series of events for the national holiday as the American Legion prepares to crown Jardin, with class attendees urged to arrive on time. Census results for England are delayed and not due until June 1923. Mr and Mrs Harry Hodgson have returned from New York.
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Athens
American Legion
England
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Winder
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Tole
Jackson County
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Conitad
Gome
Collier
Égin
Hima
Henry Baugh Baigent
Stantbra Excess
Re G. Latimer
Stokely
Baughman
Lexington
Gerding
Weat
Interior Department
Governent
Apa
E Gerdine
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Kittie Louise Dubose
Janta
Ming
Wing
Ajab Aber
Krom
Deonvetent
Benane
Méldeen
Hes
California
Colorado
Idaho
Missouri
Savannah
J.P. Billops
Atlanta & Coaieeeet
Ota
Harry _ Hodgson
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Georgian Hotel
GGA
New Columbian Records
Pond Biese’e Orchestra
Iain Atle
Happy Liz
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Sean Ars
Prince
Barbara Maurel
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Mee
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