Athens High Routs Decatur High 26 to 0 in Strong Show of Drive
Athens High overwhelmed Decatur High with a relentless ground game led by Mapp and Davis scoring early in the first quarter. The Maroon line and backfield maneuvers by Nicholson Jackson and Mallory controlled the game while Decatur's defense crumbled under the Maroon attack. Substitutes sparked renewed effort but could not prevent the 26 point advantage as Athens travels to Lavonia High next week.
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Athens Hich
Decatur High Crew
Decatur ‘High
Decatur
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Nicholson
Decatur High
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Hinsen Jackson
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A.M. Bi
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Thornton's Luncheonette Dinner and Supper Menu
A 5c dinner and 50c supper item list from Thornton's Luncheonette for October 21 offers a Puree of Tomato Soup Leg of Veal or Roast Beef Delmonico Potatoes Boiled Onions Black-eyed Peas Corn Muffins Hot Biscuit Crumb Pudding Coffee Tea or Milk. Supper includes Broiled Pork Chops Baked Stuffed Potato Creamed Hominy Vegetable Salad Hot Rolls Cocoanut Pudding.
Georgia Freshmen Defeated 12 to 6 by Auburn in Opell
Auburn beats the University of Georgia freshmen 12 to 6 in Opelika Alabama on Friday. Georgia scored in the last quarter. The item lists food products as unrelated inserted text.
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Georgia
Opelika
Ala
Auburn Areans
University of Georgia
Bonar Law to Be Successor to A Chamberlain
Reported speech from Leeds centers on Lloyd George challenging the Conservatives and risking fresh dissent within the party as Liberal leaders shift positions. Asquith remains silent while Mrs. Asquith calls coalition defeat amusing, and the Daily Mail notes Lloyd George and Asquith may sit side by side on opposite benches in the Commons.
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Leeds
Azith
Washinton
Washington
British Debt Commission
Bonar Law
London
United States
Prac
Former Emperor William Betrothed to Princess of Reuss
Doorn message reports the civil betrothal of former Emperor William and the Princess of Reuss occurred this morning. In Houston Rev. Joseph Madison Evans, 85, longtime pastor of Evans Memorial Presbyterian, died suddenly last night, reportedly the oldest active pastor in the United States.
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Amsterdam
William
Reuss
Doorn
Houston
Texas
Joseph Madison Evans
Evans Memorial Presbyterian
United States
Women defend Hazel McNally in baby murder trial
Chicago women who knew Hazel McNally as a child testified Friday that her “mothering” habit began at age 16 with dolls. They recalled her concealment of faces of the “twins” and said she deceived friends, similar to the current charge. Frank McNally testified his wife gave birth to twins on December 8, 1921, then claimed they were taken to a hospital and replaced by dummies.
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Hammond
Ind
Chicago
Hazel McNally
Seeded Raisins and Currants Evaporated Apples
Grocery trade list itemized by KING HODGSON CO. notes seed raisins currants and evaporated apples. The fragment suggests a catalog entry or advert listing ingredients and brand. No dates or locations provided.
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King - Hodgson CO
Quarrel Over Camp Sparks Hall Mills Murder Mystery
New Brunswick authorities weigh new information linking a quarrel between Mrs Frances N Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills to the Hall Mills murder case. A church camp scene at Point Pleasant is cited, with a letter from Dr Hall referenced as proof. Miss Florence North, attorney for Charlotte Mille, describes the rift and the tense post vacation interactions.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Hall- Milla
Middlesex
Somerset
Frances N. Hall
Edward Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Florence North
Charlotte Mille
Hall
Editors as guests of Atlanta fair in Georgia event
Georgia editors were hosted at the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta joining Governor Thomas W. Hardwick and state officials. A delegation of Atlanta journalists welcomed out-of-town editors and a luncheon followed at noon.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
London Press Jubilant Over George’s Fall
London papers largely welcome Lloyd George’s ministry collapse as a path to calmer governance. The Times and others praise a return to normalcy, while The Daily Express urges a strong Conservative government to curb foreign adventuring and boost economy.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd-George
the Times
Westminster Gazette
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Daily Express
Daily Herald
Laain
Stuart
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