Slanderer Warning Sparks Candler de Bouchelle Feud
AGA Candler and New Orleans social leader Mrs de Bouchelle battle public slander over their broken engagement. The New Orleans Times-Picayune editorializes that jealous rivals fueled the affair, while Mrs de Bouchelle vows to prove or condemn every damaging claim. The piece argues women will increasingly fight character attacks openly.
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Atlanta
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General Paul B Malone visit highlights Athens stature
General Paul B Malone of Fort Benning and the U S Army spoke in Athens at the Federated Women’s Clubs and the University of Georgia, praised civilian training and preparedness, lauded the American Legion, and urged more leaders like him to inspire national defense and morale while noting global gold and scientific vigor amid ruins of Russia.
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Malone
Federated Women’s Clubs
University of Georgia
General Malone
American Legion
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Athens 27 Years Ago Democratic Rally and Local Notes
A Banner story reports a large Democratic rally at the Opera House with strong speeches by Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith. Hoke Smith stayed with A L Hull on Milledge Avenue as Athens crowds, the Y M C A welcomes its first session, and Red and Black prints its first issue. Local society notes mention Miss Leila Cook visiting, Max Joseph's return from Chicago and New York, and plans to attend the circus on the 13th.
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Atlanta
Wilkes County Forum Editor Highlights Historic Spots
Wilkes County Forum led by editor and owner Senator Boyce Ficklen Sr. is a free lance publication featuring columns on important places in United States history and early settlement. The text notes the publication’s broad coverage of local historic spots and events.
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Washington
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Kittle Creek
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Clarke
Boyd
Bishop Asbury
Georgia
Oritia
California Fig Syrup Advertisement and Local History Column
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup for children with a fruity taste and urges mothers to use it to cleanse the liver and bowels. The piece shifts to a local column praising Editor Ficklin for publishing historical and political content, noting Georgia sites and figures like General Elijah Clarke and Bishop Asbury, and lauding U.S. Marshal J. A. Whiting for fair law enforcement.
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California
Col. Jake B. Joel Advocates for Community Betterment
Col. Jake B. Joel, lawyer and business man, is at the forefront of movements for local improvement. He devotes time to defend those unjustly treated by courts, often waiving fees for the needy, and he is a prominent Odd Fellow having held high local offices.
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Jake B. Joel
Order of Odd Fellows
BEN MALONE MAY BE ARMISTICE SPEAKER
A committee invites General Paul B. Malone to speak in Athens on Armistice Day November eleventh when the University of Georgia and University of Virginia football teams play. The event includes public exercises at Sanford Field and an American Legion banquet. Malone may attend but has a tentative engagement elsewhere. UVA president will also be a guest and speak in the forenoon.
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Rotary Club
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Kiwanis Club
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Athens
University of Georgian
University of Virginia
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Corn Pain Relief Freezone Advertisement
An ad promises instant relief for all corn types with Freezone. It claims the product lifts the corn off the skin, removing hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Homecoming Day A Georgia Football Banquet Draws Alumni
Principal speaker at the Américain Leelon banquet headlines Homecoming Day with Georgia alumni gathering for the ball game and celebration. The Virginia clash was moved to Athens by special agreement with Virginia authorities, promising one of the season’s marquee games.
Advert for WAN-NIL cures fevers and chills
An old advertisement touts WAN-NIL as a remedy for malaria bilious fever la grippe colds and chills. The brief note claims 666 cures a range of ailments in a single patent medicine pitch.
Fasiatsee Supply Ad Lists Various Window Sizes
An advertisement notes 30x38 and 12 Auburn N items with tube components and a 76 percent figure, plus additional sizes including 14 leged Avenue. The listing provides a partial phone reference 167 for contact.
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Central of Georgia Railway breaks efficiency record
Savannah Ga October 10 1922 Central of Georgia Railway announces record performance after a workers strike through July August and September 1922. They report 200708 loads up 6.1 percent from pre strike months and 97.7 percent on time for passenger trains and 81 percent for fast freights. They moved 6174 coal cars an increase of 56 percent and maintained 34.10 miles per car day. A contract with shop employees is noted and bad order freight cars reduced 47 percent.
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Central of Georgia Railway
United States
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