Newark case at 3 p m cites local streets and advoidance
A fragment notes a case in New ark city with street landmarks and a warning about liability for out of town car rer fees. The piece then shifts to a discussion of community advertising, citing St Louis and Georgia efforts, the Chamber of Commerce budgets, and the Advertise Georgia Enterprise as a public publicity boost strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark City
Liotaling
Worty
Math Street
Broadway
Blembur
Associated Press
Associated Fress
Ebs
St. Lows
St Louis
St. Louis
Chamber
The
Globe Democrat
Georgia
Speak Out Advice From The New York Tribune
The New York Tribune urges Gilbert K. Chesterton to speak freely and not spare criticism. It notes visiting literary men become timid, and praises Chesterton for challenging prevailing orthodoxies and religious orthodoxy in his candid discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Gilbert K. Chesterton
the Tribune
London
Chesterton
A .Hilosopher
Just From Georgia By FRANK on His American Tour
Frank 1 shows mixed gossip and humor about poets advertising, public notices, and political commentary. The piece blends opinion on Kipling's lawsuit, the ethics of literary ads, and remarks on Harding and farm policy, with verse from Just From Georgia and reflections on weather and politics.
Farm relief through possession tied sales urged in 1921
A Buford Ga letter argues Congress must curb market short selling by requiring actual possession of cotton, wheat, or corn before sale. Proposes bonded storage verification, quarterly exchange audits, and inspector oversight to protect farmers, banks, and overall economy to prevent farm bankruptcies and national hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidser
Congress
Warhouseman
United States
Bits of New York Life by O. O. McIntyre
New York society debuts crowd Madison to Park avenues with dinners and dances. Central Park crackdown on spooning leaves youths to public parlor and dark theaters as stories of old lineage contrast with modern wealth. Producer praises Chic Sale and Meredith Nicholson for a possible American play concept. Blue Pete notes rising gloom from prosperity.
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Bits of
New York
Life
O. 0
McIntyre
Hye
Madison
Park Avenues
Palm Beach
Roys
Chally Knickerbocker
Dolly Madison
Hall of Fame
Dolly’ Madisan
Meredith Nicholson
Chic Sale
Joseph Urban
Nicholson
Chicale
Urban
Joseph Jefferson
Atlanta Los Angeles Compared By Former Georgian
W P Gr writes from Los Angeles comparing Atlanta Georgia with Los Angeles California. He praises California growth and advertising while urging Georgia to boost irrigation, fertilization, and aggressive marketing. He cites street commerce and water power as Atlanta assets to be developed amid calls for better governance and civic pride.
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California
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Georgia
America
Chicago
Broadway
Hill
John Manger
Muricipal
North Georgia
Blue Ridge
South
Golden Calfornia
Red Hills
W. P
St. Andrews Place
Cal
Rev Osbron Invited to Deliver Lectures
Rev Osbron of Fulton Bay and Cotton Company is invited by the Cullum club, a group of more than 200 members, to deliver a series of free lectures on the psychology of business at the chamber of commerce. The talks will interest business men in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbron
Fulton Bay and Cotton Company
Cullum Club
Chamber of Commerce
Health talks on cigarette dangers by William Brady
Dr William Brady discusses effects of tobacco on youth, noting mental and physical slowdowns and moral concerns. He advocates delaying tobacco for under 21 and answers reader questions on weight, corsets, stagnant basement water, and health inquiries in his column at The Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirla
M. CH
Dr. Brady
William Brady
What the Stars Predict
The evening hours are lucky yet advise against new enterprises and changes in connections. Those chasing material pleasures face disappointment. Women with little training for high positions may be appointed. People born today will have cautious success in business. Childreyx will be studious and achieve great things.
Acreage cuts and gambling ban urged for cotton price rise
In a Mississippi style call to action J H Felker writes from Monroe Ga on January 14 1921 urging Southern governors and state legislatures to pass uniform acreage reduction laws for cotton He argues eliminating gambling on exchanges and placing a tax on excess cotton acreage will raise prices He cites Supreme Court decisions and appeals for unity with Western allies to boost Southern prosperity through self sustaining farms and reduced cotton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cotton Exchange
Charley Barrett
Brother Jackson
Bureau of Markets
West
South
Boykin
Congress
Gamblars
Soule
Agricultural College
Alliance
Union
Association
Fcottan
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
Farmera of America
J. H. Felker
Monroe
War Risk Insurance Urged On Service Men
Ex service men may reinstate war risk insurance with a full medical exam any time before July 1, 1921. December activity in Georgia totaled over three million dollars reinstated through American Session and Red Cross cooperation. Ex-servicemen are urged to act now and obtain a medical examination from a local doctor. bureau headquarters is 195 Peachtree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
American Red Cross
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Peachtree Street
Tax Free Income and 1920 Return for Mr A
This article covers tax rules and a sample 1920 calendar year return for Mr A, a real estate dealer. It details exclusions from gross income, treatment of gifts and alimony, and specific bond and interest exemptions, then walks through computing net income, deductions, and tax liability for the 1920 estate and business activities including real estate sales, annuity receipts, patent damages, and bad debt recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Treasury
Hea
Visionary Leader Built Church and University Legacy
A New England lawyer turned preacher inspired a far reaching plan to unite church and university on a major city site. Russell H. Cornwell funded the project from a 67 cent first gift, later receiving a thousand dollar Rockefeller gift to share with ten students, epitomizing inner wealth through giving.
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New England
Philadelphia
Russell H. Cornwell
Rockefeller
Cornwell
Georgia Supreme Court judgments affirmed in several cases
The Supreme Court of Georgia affirmed judgments from Richmond Colquitt Heard and other superior courts. Attorneys listed include William E K Miller Hamilton Phinizy Arch Blackshear Norris Weardean Littlejohn Bell & Son Felton Greer Charping Rogers Beall Holderness Griffith Matthews Freeming Jones Dean Turner Dowling Askew Park Green Michael Holden Jennings etc. Cases include Nasi v People s Loan Realty Crain administrator and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabowtkl
Ganiner
Richmond Superior
J. Bell & Son
Jule Felton
Greer
Contra
Daniel Y. Charping
Elbert—Iudge
Griffith & Matthews
DFE
Whitaker
A. EH
Freeming
MW & Jones
Conten
Dean ¥. Turner
Colquitt
Thomas
Shipp & Wine
Emer Dowling & Askew
Hill v. Burwell
Hanesck
Park
Grern
Borglum and Prince Honored at Atlanta Architects Luncheon
Atlanta chapter of the American Institute of Architects hosted a Friday luncheon at the Capital City Club honoring sculptor Gutzon Borglum and Prince Louis de Bourbon. Attendees included Governor Hugh M. Dorsey and prominent figures from The Georgian and The Journal. Borglum spoke in detail about the Stone Mountain Memorial to the Confederacy, drawing strong support from the architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Marge
Atlanta
American Institute of Architects
Capital City Club
Gutzon Borglum
Prince Louis de Bourbon
P. G. Bond
B A. Alger
Haralson Breckley
P Thornton Marye
EC Wardendorff
W. A. Edwards
W.J Sayward
A. C. Bruce
P. Smith
C. E. Choate
C. E. Frazier
J. F. Downing
J. R. Dilion
T. M Morgan
F O Burge
A. A. Chadwick
Ten Eyck Brown
DeFord Smith
R . Adler
E D Ivey
Arthur Neal Robinson
Henry Hornbosile
J. Huie
Hugh M. Dorsey
S. H. Venable
J. B. Nevin
Ralph
Radio Men Continue Tests for Mixups
Atlanta radio men Thursday night continued tests to trace causes of swinging and fading signals. They have not yet cleared up the matter, hampered by interference from amateur stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
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TH Constitution
Standard Southern Howepaper
Clark Howell
Gensral
Seca Senerey
Atlante
Batn
J. A. Haltorgon
Hine
Mr. Chesterton
Rudyard Kipling
Elbert Hubbard
Lila
Harding
Rochester Herald
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Marion
Mr. Harding
Frank
Ulster
Mister Winter
Brookfield Argus
Ummer
Brother Williams
Saya
Arkansas Gazette
Buford
Central Park
Spooners
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Blue Pete
Aaid Pete
Goredon Lee
Les
Peopery
George Yet Adams
Sir Gongallen
Supreme Court of Georgia
Borglum
Prince
Beatle EL
Merritt, Barwell & Fleming
Eon Payne
West Point Wholesale Grocery Company Et al
Troup
Terrell
Shackelford
Fitzgerald
Wilcox
Gower
B. BG
Cannon
Thomas J. Shackelford
Shackelford & Meadow
Hamilton Phinisy
Watkins
Sheppard
State
Tattnall
Court “of Appeals
Elders & Deloned
J. Saxon Daniel
Solicitor General
Court of Appeals
Andrews
Klins
Colombia
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