Johns Hopkins Sets Maximum Medical Fees in Policy Move
An article discusses Johns Hopkins hospital issuing a cap on fees for surgical operations and medical attendance. It debates the value of medical services, fairness of charges, and the impact on patients from wealthy to poor, noting the policy aims to standardize costs while preserving access to care.
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Jefferson Food Promise Good for Read Exchange
Fragmentary wartime style note mentions exchanges of American prisoners and feeding issues. References to Russia, hunger, and daily bread prayer imply political bargaining. Editorial tone hints at political feuds, Harding, Chicago, and Ireland.
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Ruskia
Read
Russia
Fragmented Greenseboro column notes and rural musings
A fragmentary newspaper page presents verses about sunshine and joy, local rural life in Billville, and reflections from The Jim-Yams column of The Greensboro Herald Journal. It includes humorous quips about hermits, office seekers, calendars, and a local “Hureka Herald” note on an accident.
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Seorkin
Jim-Yams
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Hureka Herald
Hureka
Georgia Public Opinion on Mob Violence Urged
The writer condemns Georgia for permitting mob law and calls on the state to wipe out its discreditable record. They demand stronger public sentiment to expose and end lynching within Georgia and warn that world judgment will follow if such brutality continues.
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Gedrafa
Georgia
Mobia
Deathless memory of Caruso praised by Hubner
Poetic tribute recounts Caruso as a deathless voice whose sacred dust rests on Italy's mother breast. The piece envisions his fame living on in the world and in heaven as a seraphic memorial to his wondrous song.
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Ellent
Iles
Death
Italy
Charles W. Hubner
Today’s Talk by George Matthew Adams is a Prayer
A reflective monologue on faith and humility. The speaker seeks understanding of others and the world, asks for guidance to be kind and generous, and wonders about God through nature, trees, flowers, birds, and animals. The piece ends with a plea to receive and give at the right time.
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Georgia Senate approves fertilizer tax increase for Market Bureau
James A Hollomon notes a broad Senate vote to raise state funds for the Georgia Bureau of Markets. The plan, backed by Senator Mills and others from the Georgia Farmers Union, would lift the appropriation from 35000 to 100000 and expand the bureau’s role in marketing farm products. The piece discusses pricing, freight, and the need for a square deal for farmers, plus the bonded warehouse system and cotton grading efforts coordinated with federal and state agencies.
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Watchwords of Upturn in Business Editorial
The Constitution editorial urges confidence courage and economy as keys to good times. It notes corporate executives face mixed first-half results and warns of potential losses, urging stronger credit lines and financing. It forecasts 1921 as difficult but likely to turn the corner toward improved conditions, with Ernst & Ernst cited.
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Times
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G C. Kaulbach
A Woman’s Viewpoint Of No Accident Week
A satirical piece by Mary Elizabeth Ingram arguing that women drivers embody dangerous unpredictability on the road while men must adapt with caution. It mocks the idea of “No Accident Week” and ends with a humorous set of rules urging men to yield or retreat from the path to avoid collisions.
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Earth
Mary Elizabeth Ingram
Predictions From The Star Columns For A Lucky Day
The piece forecasts unusually successful outcomes for writers and a surge in engagements not leading to marriage. It notes a favorable day for signing contracts or leases and September weather anomalies. It mentions a birthday year with many changes and children born today as resourceful yet highly sensitive needing adaptation.
Health talks by William Brady M D
Splanchnic anhedonia linked to posture and happiness argues that good posture reflects health. Advocate hourly bracers with upright stance, chest up, and controlled breathing to energize the splanchnic pool. Includes Q and A on Karell weight loss plan and skin care remedy guidance.
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William Brady
Fifty Years Ago in Georgia Letters and Local Notes
A collage of witty, dated snippets from Atlanta society: reports of a pretty Georgian woman returning to the city, a drowned German rider at West End Brewery, a Zebulon immigrant discussion favoring English labor, and Colonel J H Logan passing through Atlanta. Also notes on a local authorial book project, a dubious autobiography claim from Nicholas Said, Tom Eliott's horn snake kill near Atlanta, and Governor Bullock's two wing barn project costing thirty thousand dollars.
Scrub Women of New York and a Circus Tale
In a portrait of New York life, O C Mpintyre notes Manhattan scrub women who prowl subway kiosks and hotel roofs at dawn. Their weariness masks a stubborn pride, with glimpses of a daughter in London theatre. A sidestep to Dr Frank Crane in Paris ends with a plan for a syndicated venture.
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Manhattan
Agrow
Hotel Charwoman
Equitable Building
Thousand End
Trpe
Frank Crane
Paris
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Fort Savannah Closed Under War Department Plan
The War Department announced a near term reduction of southern coast artillery stations. Only three southern points remained: Fort Monroe, Fortven, Bavannah, Ga, with each to be largely abandoned and left under caretaker status.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Monroe
Fort Ven
Btvanneh
Bonnel
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