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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
5
Rain halted the Auburn Georgia Tech contest in the fifth inning on the Georgia Tech campus. Scattered action earlier saw players like Albright and Grihot secure early hits while pitchers and fielding cooled under damp conditions.
Midget Smith and Paul Zivic fought to a draw in a white hot bantamweight bout at Motu Saunie garden. The action was intense with close exchanges and little separating the two as the clock expired.
A garbled but readable note describes a man gaining 30 pounds on Tanlac and now sleeping like a child. The text includes scattered phrases about sleep, health claims, and testimonials, with misreadable segments and partial sentences, yet centers on the Tanlac effect and improved rest.
Lenox Georgia resident IW Dobins faced fatal kidnap threats over several thousand dollars on Monday night but remained unharmed. Investigation details and police notes describe the alleged plan and subsequent reassurances from officials. Authorities warned residents and stated no attack occurred as of late Monday.
Fragmented OCR text lists many player names and places with scattered numbers and teams, including American League references and city names. The readable items resemble a sports roundup or box score fragment with mixed Latin-like tokens and misread phrases, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Givenshore North Carolina April 23 The Piedmont League begins its season with 128 games. The first half ends with Tulsa facing Danville and Greensboro Hotels as venues. The league splits into halves with a second-half start on the Fourth of July and a pennant playoff between half-winners. Durham won the previous playoff against Meigh Pot.
At the regular monthly gathering Capitol View Caste Teme faced routine agenda items. Det Munday mentored members and emphasized planning for speakers, with discussions touching on community outreach and local engagement.
The post office department informed Senator Harris that the daily mail route on Route 5 at Glennville in Irwin County Georgia will be improved to daily service. The order for the change will be issued shortly after an investigation requested by the senator.
Emory University announces entries for the Tech Relays to be held at Grant Field on a Saturday in late April. Foremost sprinters and distance runners from Emory, including noted athletes like Vinck Smathers and Herman Blancocki, are slated to compete as the university vies for top honors and trophies at the season’s premier field and track event.
New Orleans reports Miss Constance Baker, daughter of the late Page M. and Mrs. Baker, inherits her mother’s estate per will. The tale links her to a former stable boy named Lorena and to Swiss and Argentine connections, including a Buenos Aires residence and a large eccentric trust involving a Chicago Tribune story.
A fragmentary ad-like note touts an emerald Gul based cure for verigo veins. It alleges hospital and first aid use, promises strong, instant effects, and offers "Cut base" money back via Jacobs' Pharmacy or any druggist.
Washington April 23 Senator Robinson of Arkansas democratic leader in the senate says too much importance is attached to the United States joining the permanent court of international justice. He argues the court has no jurisdiction over reparations or other vital European issues and urges U.S. participation only if it supports global peace and strengthens confidence in the tribunal.
District officials and Atlanta representatives of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills will attend a banquet at the Ansley hotel Saturday at 7:30 PM. The gathering includes salesmen as guests and promotes ties with the local hosiery industry.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bargen FONGsentatives of the silk mills for Georgia and northern Alabama and instructions about slicing bacon and rind. The readable content is garbled with misspellings and repeated phrases, providing no clear event or outcome.
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