Georgia Proclamation on Proposed Amendment to Senate Districts
The Gazette notes Gov. Hardwick announces a proposed constitutional amendment to Article 3, Section 2, Paragraph 1, increasing the Senate from fifty one to fifty two and creating a new Senatorial District. The amendment, to be voted on November 7, 1922, requires a public vote and Governor's proclamation.
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Georgia On Same Iine Farther Shaeiadind Halemni
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Eestion
Eblay
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Garment Coloring
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes claiming simple instructions let women dye wool silk cotton or blends at home. It guarantees colors will not streak spot fade or run and urges buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type for best results.
30 Minutes to Fill the Bathtub Why Blame Politics
The article discusses domestic water supply issues, noting galvanized iron pipes and failures in hotels in Asheville and elsewhere. It cites a 20 year timing for replacements, brass pipes costing more but offering savings, and the challenge of confirming findings on a scientific basis.
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Asheville
N.C
Renee Pong
Banking Stricture Faces Branching Debate in Congress
A U S banking official argues state and national systems compete and may weaken both. He warns that branch banking by national banks challenges state practices, urging merit-based assessment and careful policy to avoid destabilizing the banking structure.
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Ion Dee
Stata Bank’ di Miner
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Ducidg
Jr. Meyer
Meyer
Russia protests British block on Dardanelles in note to France
Moscow sent a note to England France and Italy protesting the blockade of the Dardanelles and demanding free passage for trading ships. It accuses Britain of controlling seas and sabotaging Black Sea trade, warning of European military pressure and bloodshed if the Straits are closed.
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Italy
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Black Sea
America
Hazarq Nene
Europe
Straits
Mrs. Lloyd George Seeks Peace Amid War Weariness
London. Mrs. Lloyd George, wife of the prime minister, declares she opposes renewed fighting and hopes the government can stop war. She says her husband will devote the rest of his life to securing peace among nations, while the prime minister works to end the conflict.
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London
Lloyd George
Birmingham
Larry Gantt Column Honors Reflect Change Ahead
A trimmed, period-tinged note honors Larry Gantt's column as a sign of the old world yielding to improvements. The writer muses on political contests and the sense of progress shaping today’s public life.
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Ohere
End of an Era Shifts in Southern Political Power
A historical note recalls elections and power shifts in the South as party structures reformed. It mentions the Democratic primary system reducing African American influence and altering who controlled political balance.
Injured in Savannah Area Car Wreck In Augustan Ambiguity
Frank D. Hill and three companions were in a Sunday morning crash near Mille Ga when the car, driven by Hill, went over an embankment. Hill is reported resting in a local hospital while the others, L McKinney J Levy and Raymond Lloyd, were nearly uninjured.
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Augusta
Frank D. Hill
Mille
L. McKinney
J. C. Levy
Raymond. Lloyd
Mr. Hill
Dashing Outfit Described With Green Crepe and Turban
A vivid description notes a green crepe de chine dress with knife-pleat skirt paired with a rhore white sports coat. A black and white turban completes the ensemble, reflecting a bold, period-appropriate fashion sense.
Malaria and Illness Cures Ad Promises
An old advertisement claims a product named 666 cures malaria fever bilious fever chills la grippe and colds, presenting a broad health remedy claim for multiple ailments.
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