What Happened to Jones in Golf Fame and Furor
Charles Evans Jr examines Bobby Jones the Atlanta star famed as the world’s best amateur and how his friends’ efforts to curb his temper unintentionally hampered his game at Brookline. The piece argues that controlled anger aids sharp play and concentration and predicts Jones’s rise if he rediscovers a fierce edge.
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Charles
Chick) Evans
Jones
Bobby Jones
Atlanta Star
Bobby
Brookline
Seal
Sweetser
Jone
Georgia
Alarm Clock Trap Aims To Boost Hens Egg Output
In St Clairsville Ohio State Representative D Allen Bond unveils a clock trap using alarm, mousetrap and electric switch to start lights at 4 am, guiding hens to roosts with a dimmer to prevent sudden light loss. Bond also favors evening lights and notes a midyear electric railway conference with executives.
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Clairsville
Ohile
D. Allen Bond
Bond
Regulation call for buses and guard rails on Capitol
Washington Feb 20 Dwight N Lewis of the National Association of Highway Utility Commissioners Des Moines Ia urged that buses carrying passengers and freight be regulated and taxed like electric t rways and other transit systems asserting such parity would improve safety and finance for the Capitol area transportation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight N. Lewis
National Association of Fiway Utility Commissioners
Des Moines
Keeney Goes on Trial for 1921 Miners Murder
C Frank Keeney president of District No 17 United Mine Workers faces a third trial in Berkeley Springs West Virginia on murder charges tied to a 1921 miners armed march in Mingo county. His lawyers challenge the indictment’s validity claiming involvement in Deputy George C Munsey’s Logan county death.
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Berkeley Springs
West
C. Frank Keeney
United Mine Workers of America
Mingo County
Keeney
George C. Munsey
Logan County
Shortest will probated in Kosciusko County bequeaths estate to widow
War saw Ind twenty one words are contained in the shortest will ever filed in Kosciusko County probated here recently. It was drawn by Pierce Annsbarger of Mentone and bequeaths his entire estate to his widow.
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Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Pierce Annsbarger
Mentone
Vacant Seaside Vein in Film Heroines Declares Critique
A provocative critique notes that some movie heroines appear as vacant, seaside figures, arguing modern cinema's beauty ideals create hollow archetypes. The piece questions the impact of glamorized femininity on audience perception and gender representation.
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Seasiess
Peso tops dollar as Philippine trade improves in 1922
Manila reports the peso end 1922 worth more than the dollar due to a favorable trade balance. Bonds issued in New York restored peso integrity, with Uncle Sam guaranteeing the island’s credit. Revenue will fund interest and sinking funds, but bonds leave the islands less bonded overall.
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Manila
Philippines
New York
Uncle Sam
Miners' CEO Dismisses Coal Shortage Cause
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America dismissed as irrelevant charges that miners blamed for New York state coal shortages.
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Washington
New York State
John JL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Peculiar Funeral Request Left Unobserved In Dryden
Dr Mary J W Briggs a long time Dryden physician died at her home and her unusual funeral plan requesting a 10 am start and 20 minutes silence followed by speeches and handshakes was not observed because the will containing the instructions was not found until after the service.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Mary JW. Briggs
Dryden
Briggs
Bandits Hold Faston, Mason County, for Cash Take
Two cars carrying armed robbers cut all wires into Faston Illinois in Mason county early today. They took control of the town and escaped with seven thousand dollars in currency. No injuries reported. suspects fled toward the county line.
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Peoria
Ill
Faston
Mason County
New York Rabbi Denounces City as Ungodly
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish told a Columbus Temple Israel audience that New York is among the most ungodly and irreligious cities. He urged establishing more synagogues to spark a Renaissance of Judaism and warned only one Jew in four affiliates with a synagogue.
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Columbus
New York
Jacob Tarshish
Temple Israel
Rabbi Tarshish
America
When Croup Comes At Night
The sudden hoarse bark of your child at night may signal croup and require immediate action. A single dose of Dr. Drake's Glossco relieves croup within fifteen minutes without vomiting, endorsed by doctors and druggists, priced 50 cents a bottle.
Concert guests in Athens with Cincinnati Symphony
Glouster residents Mabel and Gotha Davis attended a concert in Athens given by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Elkins during their stay in the city. Clyde 8 Price traveled to Columbus to accompany Mrs Price home from Grant hospital tomorrow afternoon.
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Mabel
Gotha Davis
Athens
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Harry Elkins
Clyde
Price
Columbus
Mrs. Price
Grant Hospital
Daughters of the Veterans Meeting Honors Lincoln and Washington
At a nexMonday evening meeting the Daughters of the Veterans will hold initiation and a special program honoring Lincoln and Washington birthdays. Refreshments will be served.
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Daughters of the Veterans
Nex
Lincoln
Washington
Biddison Family Welcomes Daughter in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs C M Biddison of Los Angeles Calif announce the birth of a daughter on February 8. Mr Biddison is brother to Mrs J H Henshaw and Mrs D J Thornton of this city. He spent his boyhood in Glouster and moved to California about twelve years ago. Herb Faires and daughter Loretto returned to Zanesville after visiting Mr Faires parents and relatives. Mrs William Laird and son William of Birmingham Ala arrived to visit Mrs Laird's brother in law and sister Levi Dyson.
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C. M. Biddison
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Biddison
J. H. Henshaw
D. J. Thornton
Glouster
California
Herb Faires
Loretta
Zanesville
Mr. Faires
Mrs
A. B. Faires
William Laird
William
Birmingham,Ala
Chauncey Revival Progress At Local Methodist Church
The Chauncey Methodist revival continues with large nightly crowds and a successful Sunday. A women’s afternoon meeting drew a big turnout with the pastor present. Services are planned for tonight and Wednesday night as all are invited. Reverend and Mrs W V Harter and daughter Alice Anna visited Morris Avenue residents Mr and Mrs Robert Smith in Athens on Monday. I D Shields recovered from a flu illness after being confined to his room.
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W. V. Harter
Alice Anna
Robert Smith
Morris Avenue
Athens
I. D. Shields
Columbus Day Biz and Local Obituary Briefs
Everett Eddy visits Columbus on business while Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Sayre spend Monday there. Ana Burns Duffy returns to Pomeroy after a visit with her Burns family. E D Whitehall of Der thick travels to Columbus to visit sister Bert Juniper at Grant hospital. An eight month old babe of Mr. and Mrs. Mifarold Kinglish dies. funeral today at 1 pm with Rev. Landsittel officiating. Burial in city cemetery. The death occurred Monday morning at 4 o'clock.
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FE. J. Duffy
Ana Burns
Pomeroy
P. H. Burns
E. D. Whitehall of
Derthick
Columbus
Bert Juniper
Grant Hospital
Smifarold Kinglish
Landsittel
Thanks to Neighbors After Loss of Thomas Williams
We thank neighbors and friends in the city for kindness during illness and at the death of our father Thomas Williams. Special thanks to Rev. Gilbert Courtney for consolation, Mrs Nida and Mrs Butts for songs, flower donors, those who supplied machines, and Undertaker Stout for funeral management. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Williams Chauncey.
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Thomas Williams
Gilbert Courtney
Nida
Butts
Stout
Samuel Williams
Chauncey
Athens Girl Goes Fay in Musical Career with Shuffle Along
Alma Mae McDaniels of Athens leaves Wednesday for New York City to join the negro musical cast Shuffle Along after a home visit. The Charlotte Observer praised her performance of Mary from Maryland noting her thrilling voice and tender, clever delivery. She is a lyric soprano and Ohio University graduate, class of 1921.
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Alma
Mae McDaniels
New York City
Athens
Charlotte Observer
Charlotte
N. C
Mary
Maryland
Miss Daniels
School of Music
Ohio University
Prohibition Raids in Georgia Mountains Lower Store Prices
A sequence of raids by prohibition officials in the Georgia mountains reveals a drop in retail prices as the expected crackdown alters market conditions. Officials report fewer alcohol sales and a corresponding price adjustment across the region.
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Georgia
Prohibition
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