Goddard Rocket Promises Moon Flight Next Spring
A Clark University professor announces a funded Goddard Rocket test aimed at reaching the moon, with 20 applicants chosen as travelers. The piece compares the venture to Verne’s prophecies and muses on future space travel, gravity, and wireless electricity as power.
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The Marvel on Rain and Resource Power in Nature
A National Geographic bulletin notes average rainfall needs of crops, the vast labor to haul water if rain ceased, and how nature provides three quarters of work. It argues humanity depends on nature's gifts and questions whether humankind deserves the planet’s bounty or may face extinction and a new order.
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The Manners Of Salesmanship And A Popcorn Pitched Duty
An article contrasts patient sales staff with brisk dismissive dealers and urges adapting to the customer’s pace. It praises a store where a clerk patiently assists hesitant buyers, fostering trade and promotion. The piece then shifts to promoting a corn popper toy for children, extolling the joy of watching popcorn pop and be enjoyed hot and buttered or candied.
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What's the matter with us anyway speech by Lemuel Bolles
Lemuel Bolles, national adjutant of the American Legion, cites a dire critique of the great depression. He pins blame on over inflation, rapid deflation in agriculture, banking monopolies, and foreign investments. He argues for reform via senate bill 2342 and an honest money system to restore farmer purchasing power and national economic health.
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Early Georgia cotton crop shown in ginning report
A Georgia cotton ginning report received in Athens on Monday shows most Athens area counties produced ginned cotton earlier this year than last. From Sept 25, 1921, to Sept 25, 1920, counts range 50 to 1000 percent higher, with Jasper and Jefferson the exceptions. The data reflect early varieties and held stocks, not an oversized crop, as farmers kept cotton to weather low prices. The census bureau figures, covering 1921 and 1920, will be published as preliminary state totals early in October.
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Spirit of Athens In Pageant Movie at Palace Theater
The film portrays the Athens war memorial drive for a million dollars with forceful imagery. It features Harry Hodgson as campaign chair and highlights organizers including Uncle Dave, Secretary Brooks, Mrs. Mathig, Mrs. Bocock, Mayor Erwin, and local leaders as the pageant’s principals.
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Hugh H Gordon Appears in Pageantat the Mileta Event
Hugh H Gordon features in a pageant segment alongside a long line of participants at a midtown event titled the Mloata. The display showcased community figures and local culture with spectators observing the procession.
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