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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
6
A humor piece jabbers about married life and role expectations. It riffs on advice to men to be attentive and kind while noting a quarrelsome mood after dinner. A reader quips about a learned egg and raising chickens as a metaphor.
City records note Captain Henry, age 22, killed by shellfire with 50 men on September 14, 1918. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ire W Henry of Sound Beach New York and was a Harvard junior when he enlisted.
Atlanta donors push the Georgia Children's Home Society expansion fund toward a $40,000 target malgré weather and staffing gaps. Lions club and Ad Men colleagues press for fast progress at Friday luncheon, while the Atlanta Beta club raises 237.25 at a BPOE meeting, with $100 from treasury and $137.25 from individuals.
Atlanta Federation of Trades debated a bond issue Wednesday night with a resolution seeking to press the bond commission toward endorsing a higher standard of living. Delegate Bell, a pressman not in the typographical union, introduced it, but the measure failed unanimously. The printers union endorsed bonds and seeks a correction to note Bell’s nonmembership. The union cautioned about the age of the bond issue and its strong support.
Mayor Key condemned city critics during an Atlanta Freight Bureau banquet at the Capital City club. Freight Bureau members voiced clear support for the bond issue though no formal action was taken. H. E. Choate retired after two years as president, receiving a silver cup. Edgar Watkins urged fundamental economic principles and less government interference in business.
Savannah Trades and Labor Assembly names delegates J G Valentino J A Poythness J R Cowart B Philips and J B to attend the Georgia Federation of Labor twenty third annual convention in Atlanta on April 2. Notice also states sale of property at 1108 Forsyth Street and that the seller bears no responsibility for fumes. The notice is signed by Mart in on February 24 1921.
Eighty tons of barracuda caught by fishermen from lower California waters were offered free in Los Angeles to any taker as boats arrived with an overstocked market. The boats reported paying 3208 dollars in Mexican government taxes on the catch.
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