Tampering With Prohibition Law Sparks Deeper Fight
The piece argues that constitutional prohibition allows room for legislative tampering. It warns that beer could be prescribed for medicinal use with two and a half gallons per dose, yet without dosage limits or alcohol content. It predicts physicians abusing this to effectively sell beer and signals nationwide plans to amend the Volstead Act, continuing the battle over prohibition.
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United States
Congress
Athens
Athens Urges Immediate School Bond Vote
The city faces a clear need for new school buildings and more teachers due to crowded schools. The editorial urges the mayor and council to submit a school bond issue to the voters promptly, insisting the city’s indebtedness allows it and that delay risks worsening conditions.
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Athens
University of Georgia quota drive for alumni gifts described
The article explains city quotas in the university endowment drive based on resident alumni. Columbus Savannah Augusta Macon and Atlanta totals are below target while Athens exceeds its goal. Aiming for a million dollars, the plan uses 315 dollars per alumnus with about sixty dollars annual expectation, urging universal participation. It mentions an Aero Congress in Omaha and contrasts Teddy Roosevelt with Babe Ruth in a light note.
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Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
University of Georgia
Bocessa
Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
Washington glad strike averted amid rail dispute
President Harding welcomed the recalled strike order and expressed relief at the development. Cabinet members and officials signaled cautious satisfaction as the labor board's talks suggested a path to permanent wage solution and possible congressional action to authorize the War Finance Corporation to sell railroad securities totaling $500,000,900 to support carriers.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Labor Board
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Public sale to settle J W Tuck debt in Winterville plot
Georgia Clarke County court to sell by public auction J W Tuck lands in Winterville and surrounding tracts totaling multiple parcels to satisfy three notes of $1000 each plus interest. The sale, authorized by a 1920 security deed to James F. Shehane, occurs at Clarke County Courthouse on November 1 1921.
Athens Georgia Sheriff Sale Notice on Baxter Street Property
Legal sale to the highest bidder during sale hours on the Tuesday in November at the Courthouse door Athens Clarke County Georgia. Property described as two lots on Baxter Street known as lots 1 and 2 of a three acre tract bounded by Rocksprings Street Williams Williams and C Stern & Co with a six room dwelling in a good neighborhood.
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Shemet
Court House
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Procael Perty
County of
Clarke
State of Georgia
Baxter Street
Saids City
Rockspring Street
William Williams Inna
Williams Williams
William Williams
C. Stern & Co
Wiliam
Williams
B. H. Parr
Guardian
Henrietta J. Tilton
FIFA
City Court of Athens
Charles J. Prat
Carlisle Cobb
Said Cobb
Tennant
Charles H. Prat
W. FB. Jackson
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Tate Wright
Guardianship and estate notices in Clarke County Georgia
Public notices announce guardianship petitions for Zephrre Houston and Willie May Houston and for the estate of C J Bridges with letters of dismission sought. Citations also request support for Lyman H Hillard Edith Hillard and appoint appraisers for twelve months support for James Jones's family.
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Georgia
Clarke County
James Jones
R. C. Orr
Cottage Hospital Petition for Charter in Athens Georgia
The document requests incorporation of Cottage Hospital as a benevolent, nonstock, nonpecuniary institution in Athens Georgia to care for the sick and establish a healthy community. It seeks powers to acquire real estate and mortgage or encumber for the corporation and asks to enjoy privileges and immunities of similar Georgia institutions.
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Cottage Hospital
Athens
Georgia
Thomas Heard
F. J. Crawford
Clarke County
Inhaled Aivomet Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts a simple inhaler gravity method to banish catarrh. It claims immediate relief when breathing the medication through the inhaler and offers money back if it fails.
Kidney health tips and old price ad
An unclear ad fragment urges attention to kidney health and mentions wax tablets kept in use by druggists. It cites a price of 35 in a promotional line, reflecting a vintage sales pitch style.
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