Marriage of Louise May and Charles Mell Jr.
The Augusta Chronicle reports the November wedding of Louise Mortis May and Charles Irwin Mell Jr at the May home on Greene Street. The ceremony featured a floral decor and music, with a reception and plans for a New Orleans honeymoon before settling with the bride’s parents.
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Charles Mell, JR
Louise May
Louise Mortis May
Charles Irwin Mell, Jr
May Home
Lower Greene Street
May
Pera
Lohengrin
Patrick Sea Eelba
L. McCarty
Reidaa Church
Sean Orfer Ana Young Cou
New Orleans
Greene Street
Mell
John Bones Dougherty
Augusta Chronicle
Announcer declares candidacy for Athens Alderman Third Ward
A self described candidate in Athens announces intent to run for Alderman in the Third Ward, citing allegiance to a Democratic line and stating eligibility under local procedures.
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City of
Athens
Pri
Dandruff remedy marketed with money back guarantee
An advertisement-like fragment promotes a hair treatment claimed to stop dandruff. It mentions a guaranteed result and urges consulting a barber or hairdresser, but the text is garbled and lacks clear product or company names.
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Amsks Drug
Chest Colds and Infections Across 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
The article notes widespread usage of chest remedies with 17 million jars consumed annually. It mentions social visits and movements in Georgia towns including Athens, Columbus, Elberton, and Augusta. Prominent locals like Capt. Frank Cheney and Mrs. Dean Galloway are referenced in the context of family visits and illness.
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Maude Cheney
Athens
Capt
Frank Cheney
18Th Street
Cheney
Columbus
Fort Benning
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Dean Galloway
Elberton
H. H. Eva
Reeserst Kinbon
North Carolina
A. D. Allingon
Boulevard
Free School Books Urged by Gantt and Morton
In a column by T Larry Gantt, support grows for a governor’s plan to provide free school books as James Morton notes the crippling cost to families. The piece critiques the school book trust, recalls cheaper past texts, and praises Athens police and city governance for integrity and diligence.
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T. Larry Gantt
James Morton
Morton
A. H. Stephens
Webster
Davies
Smith
Eve Child
America
Thorough soil breaking and seed in farming hay yield
Mr Holman reports a field study on hay yields from three patches on the same land. In the first patch eight acres were thoroughly broken and smooth, sowed with cowpeas and cape seed, producing 25 tons of hay. A second patch with lighter preparation yielded 20 tons, while an eight acre patch with minimal plowing yielded only six tons. Holman stresses breaking and pulverizing soil with ample seed for strong hay yields.
Paving Block Replacement Sparks City Street Makeover
Street crews tore up wood block paving in the center park on College Avenue between Hancock and Ashington and will install vitrified brick. The project, hailed as a major city improvement, clears an obstruction and relocates the historic double barrel cannon from the park to the city hall area, preserving a local landmark.
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City Hall
College Avenue
Hancock
Ashington
Federal Building
Eft Hall
Athena's Growing Pace Shown by Street Improvements
Extensive paving already completed and repairs ongoing on streets signal Athena's growth. The observable progress reflects a town in expansion, with more waving and bridge projects expected to advance before year end.
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Athena
Birmingham Age-Herald Sold to Fred I Thompson
Birmingham Ala Fred I Thompson of Mobile and associates announced Thursday night they would assume control of the Birmingham Age-Herald as soon as he could be relieved by President Harding from the United States Shipping Board.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fred I Thompson
Mobile
Birmingham Age-Herlad
Harding
United States Shipping Board
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised For Bladder Relief
Tarkio Montana resident Henry Williams recounts severe bladder pain and inflammation requiring operation. He reports rapid improvement after Foley Kidney Pills and urges others to try them to avoid surgery. Sold everywhere in the ad brief.
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Henry Williams
Tarkio
Montana
Foley
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