Georgia Farmers Back European Relief Plan Bread on Waters
Georgia farmers join the Hoover led drive to raise 33 million for European relief with funds to buy American farm products. Milk lard and flour will supply weekly needs for starving European children. all gifts go to purchase food, with costs covered by donors and distribution funded by relief groups. Atlanta students donate over 400 dollars. A Sandersville girl offers 50 dollars to adopt five European children.
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Atlanta
Farmers of
Georgia
Europe
E. Marvin Underwood
Georgia State Committee For European Relief
Herbert Hoover
Underwood
America
American Relief Council
Atlanta Commercial High School
Annia Wise
Sandersville
Georgia bank financial statement 1921 Clarke County
The document presents a Georgia bank balance sheet for Clarke County with figures for capital stock, surplus, profits, expenses, interest, and deposits. It includes liabilities to Federal Reserve, circulating notes, and total loans, sworn by Cashier A S Parker before notary officials on January 7, 1921.
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Government
Federal Reserve Bank
Ee Aenereeareneres Wa
United States
W.seras
U. S
U. 8
Cus- Romoth Orgadpet Et Rewen
Georgia
Clarke
Parker
John White Morton
B. F. Tuck
Chas, M. Snelling, Clarke ,Co
C. H. Phinnzy
Government helium gas plant near Fort Worth readies operations
Fort Worth Texas January 7 government funded helium plant six miles north of the city is nearly completed with operations expected soon The Navy in charge reports the plant established in 1917 at a cost of 800000 has served as an experiment station and now will supply helium for navy army balloons A private pipeline from Petrola brings natural gas from Lone Star wells to the plant and the helium is returned to Fort Worth mains after processing
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Griffin
Navy Department
Petrolia
Lone Star Company
Texas
Argon Gas Promised to Speed War End in Drafted Tests
During wartime days admission to the station was restricted and only picked workers employed. Experiments with argon gas were highly successful before the armistice, and it was predicted to hasten victory. No battlefield tests occurred. The gas is non flammable and non combustible. Discovered prior to war, extraction was costly, now economical methods allow production and shipment from Fort Worth to Galveston and New Orleans in cylinders.
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Fort Worth
Galveston
New Orleans
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Promoted for Pain and First Aid
The ad touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe, simple remedy for neuralgia and headaches and as a dependable first aid antiseptic for sprains cuts burns and stings. It urges keeping a three bottle supply and notes its use on sore feet stiff neck frost bites cold sores and canker sores.
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Hamlin
Absurd Navy Transport Vessels For Balloon Field
Absurd reports describe vessels assigned by the navy department for transport to a balloon field. The details imply improvised use of ships for nonstandard deployment and questionable logistics. No clear destination or plan is confirmed.
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Navy Department
The Prince of Wales and Knights of the Garter
A fragment notes the Prince of Wales as a Knights of the Garter member and mentions various historical and miscellaneous statements about Eskimos, U S Canada freight, Japan’s throne, Chicago factory output, and bird nesting habits.
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Prince of Wales
Knights of the Garter
Stefanason
United States
Canada
Japan
B.C
Chicago
India
Lke
Georgia Baptists start year with record campaign giving
Georgia Baptists report a 75 Million Campaign year of progress with gifts totaling 1,774,399.74 dollars, far surpassing all prior years. The Mercer University system leads a strong educational push, with increased student numbers and plans for a unified college system led by Chancellor Rufus W. Weaver.
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Georgia Baptists
Georgia
Mercer University System of Schools and Colleges
South
Mercer University
Bessie Tift College
Baptist of Georgia
Rufus W. Weaver
Orphans
Hopeville
Campbell and
Mercer
T. F. Callaway
Christian Index
Empire State
Satin and velvet evening frocks with panel skirts
Describes two dress models with satin panels, taffeta, and velvet accents. First gown features a cut away front panel, long fitted sleeves, round neck, and fringed satin sash. Second gown shows a tunic draped over a two piece overblouse with tight satin facing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Gude's Pepto-Mangan Promises Blood Boost
An advertisement extols blood health and disease resistance, claiming two gallons of blood keep the body free of germs. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a safe, physician endorsed tonic available in liquid or tablet form and warns to buy only with the Gude's name on the package.
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Gude
Gude's
Bob's Candidate in Strand Show Prompts Prize Story
Forrest Crissey prize winning story Bob's Candidate stars Corinne Griffith in a Vitagraph comedy drama. Barbara daughter of a United States senator admires a young man seeking political power while her father doubts his ambitions. To thwart him she helps a newspaper pauper win the election? a twist in the plot reveals political scheming and romance.
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Forrest Crissey
Bob
Vitagraph
Corinne Griffith
Strand Theater
O. Henry
Society of Arts and Sciences
Bob ‘Lupie Hubbard
Ward
Tella
H E
Barbara
United States
Bar
State Senate
Kurnell
Carmel Myers Stars In New Elite Theater Screen Role
Carmel Myers appears in a new film at the Elite Theater featuring a sophisticated but unscrupulous gang preying on credulous buyers of fake art. A childhood friend and an army aviator enter a tense plot as he challenges the gang and she faces shifting loyalties.
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Carmel Myers
Carmel Myaers
France
Trenton
Scn
Signs of 1921 Prosperity and Cooperative Spirit
The Galveston Eagle notes improved 1921 prospects with better cotton prices and costs of living. It highlights business cooperation over coercion, farmer profits, and the need for fair returns, urging readers to stay optimistic and do right for better times ahead.
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Galneasville
Eagle
Panama Hats from Palm Leaves and Other Odd Facts
A mosaic of notes describes Panama hats made from palm leaf fiber, the unvisited Okefinokee swamp in Georgia, plans for 72 large grain elevators in British South Africa, and the claim that 85 percent of all diamonds were mined since 1889. It notes Serbian farmers making plum liquor from fruit, fermented in barrels for a month before distillation, while peasants sit by fires during plum season.
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Panama
Okefinokee
Georgia
British South Africa
Serbia
Irregular Fragments Capture Fenians and Eiffel Tower Ties
Disjointed notes reference the Fenians and Irish militancy, a claim about Rachel Boe Polson, and a note on the Eiffel Tower funding with $700,000 from SET and $300,000 from the French government. Mentions of Horace Greeley in New York and San Francisco population hints, plus scattered references to Brussels excavations and butterfly hearing organs.
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Rachel Boe
Polson Gag
United States
San Francisco
Atessis
Horace rGeeley
Newco
Eiffel
Eiffel Tower
Roe
Tate Brussels
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Southern Baptists
Southern Baptiste
China
Foreign Mission Board
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