Public notices and advertising details in Atlanta 1921
A clipped Atlanta 1921 notice lists insensitation rates for daily and weekly editions, a holiday rate, and ad manager contact in Constitution Buildings. It mentions distribution points and Washington office, with procedural notes on advance payments and dealer stipulations for out-of-town sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Holliday
Constitution
Atlante
Constitution Washington
En Beleigh
James A. Hollomoo
New Fore City
Fasuc
Hotallog
Brossway
Forty Second Street
Times Bullding Comer
Thirty-Eighth Street
Broadway
The Price of Folly and the League Covenant
The article argues disarmament should be universal and coordinated, warning against unilateral reductions by the United States since it is not a League member. It notes tax burdens from defense spending and critiques Senate failure to ratify the League Covenant, while acknowledging public desire for relief and cautious security considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
League of Nations
League
Senate
Shore
Dia
Relief at peril of national safety cited in arms debate
A historic note warns that reducing armaments without reciprocal action by other powers would jeopardize national safety. Military and naval authorities stress unity in seeking balanced reductions to avoid weakening defenses.
Prohibition Plans Amid Second Birthday Crisis
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes announced $2,000,000 to restore laid off detectives and tighten enforcement as the nation marks prohibition's second anniversary. Customs efforts will close Florida keys seaports and border gateways to booze, while officials admit 100 percent dryness is not immediate. They pledge daily progress and public backing for strict law enforcement and decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haynes
Haynes
Florida Keys
A Living Faith in the City Poor
A vivid reflection on faith as light in destitute urban life. The piece cites McIntyre and excerpts from The Constitution and The Washerwoman's Song, praising faith that transforms bare rooms into heavenly mansions, sustains the weary, feeds the hungry, and clothes the naked through gentle service.
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C. O. McIntyre
Fall Rain and Rural Verse from Georgia Whimsy
A mixed excerpt from Just From Georgia by Frame L Stanton and other rural pieces. Poems praise fall rain, hint at life in Dahlonega and Billville, with quips on painting, weather, politics, and local humor. Contains verses about rain, breeze, Old Glory, and small town musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilville
Jinkins
What the Stars Predict Doubtful Day For Lovers And Weather Hints
A dubious forecast warns deception is likelier today while eastern states face unusually warm, humid summer conditions with many electrical storms. A cabinet minister may gain popularity soon and those with birthdays should avoid needless worry. children born today are described as leading pleasant lives and girls as likely to marry happily.
Warsaw Talks Aim to Settle Romania Russia Boundaries
The Warsaw conference between Russia and Romania seeks a peace settlement and borders between the two nations. It follows Paris and Riga precedents, with Romania retaining Bessarabia as a natural front and ethnic boundary alongside Russia, and frames future western boundary questions for Russia, Poland, and the Baltic states.
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Warsaw
Russia
Rumania
Upper Silesia
Near East
Paris
Riga
Poland
Bessarabia
Turkey
Danube
Berlin
Plevna
Dniester
Odessa
Bessaratia
National Assembly
Parla
Reda
Oll
Thier
Prath
Moldavia
Black Sea
Carpathian Mountains
Danube River
Bettween
Silistra
Hungary
Italy
Dobrudja
Baltie
Baltic
Europe
Copright
Health Talks by William Brady M
A reader asks when to tell children about life and reproduction. The response argues for early honest education, noting that many boys learn from peers before 15, and urges parents to initiate instruction as curiosity arises, recommending reliable books and health pamphlets. Also includes Q&A on air smoke harm and cosmetic nose alteration options.
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Storks
White
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Today s Talk Age Matthew Adams Regimen Essay
A short column presents life as a changing regiment of ideas and relationships. It urges keeping mental regiments filled, facing ongoing battles, and maintaining hope and faith as days pass toward bigger and better things.
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Matthew Adams
Gor
Eivery
June Police Arrests and Finances Report
June police records show a slight decline from May with 1,981 arrests on all charges and 10,200.90 dollars in total receipts. Disorderly conduct accounted for 995 arrests in June while May had 1,136. drunken arrests were 318 in June and 378 in May. No murders were recorded in June versus two in May. The 11th was the heaviest arrest day in June with 104 cases, while May 22 saw 144.
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Recorder’s Court
Recorder's Court
Watson Arrives for Big Barbecue in Union City
Senator Thomas E. Watson arrived in Atlanta from Washington at noon Sunday to attend the state wide Fourth of July celebration in Union City. He stayed three hours at the Kimball house, lunched with local leaders, and planned to deliver the principal address Monday. Air displays by Hy Barrett and marine aviators, mass barbecue for 20 000, and extensive preparations drew crowds from across Georgia. Watson expressed interest in returning to Washington soon after his Georgia appearance.
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Thomas E. Watson
Atlanta
Washington
Kimball House
Benjamin M. Blackburn
J. #. Brown
Charles 8. Barrett
Mayor Cowart
Union City
Grover C. Edmondson
Lightner
Edmondson
Thomson
Georgia
Congress
Barrett
Paris Island
D. C
Marines
Turner
Young Barrett
J. C. Upchurch
Thomas W. Hardwick
Tnion City
Union
Guy
Fairburn
War hero Neadon Roberts Sberts Tells Thrilling Tale
Captain Neadon Roberts described his World War exploits with Henry Johnson, claiming 36 Germans killed. He recounted bayonet wounds and a shattered arm, praising every soldier’s heroism even if not sent to the front. Roberts promotes a forthcoming history of the war. Captain A Walden introduced him at the Butler Street M C A event.
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Neadon Roberts
Henry Johnson
Butler Street
M.C A
A Walden
Trent
Bits of New York life by O O Minture
Diary style column from New York July 3 recounting heat waves, entertainment glimpses, visits to Great Neck, etc. Notes on Tom Mix Ward Crane and Dempsey vs Carpentier wager, a traffic jam with San Francisco travellers, hospital visit with a jokey nurse question, aging New York attitudes, and a disastrous permanent wave case.
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Bits OF
New York
O. O. Minture
Samuel Pepys
Fairbanks
A. Dawn
J. Moore
Great Neck
Ocean Front
Tom Mix
Ward Crane
Jersey
M. Carpentier
Dempsey
Atlantan Father Smith to Attend Marist General Chapter in Paris
Rev Father BR Smith M A assistant pastor at Sacred Heart Atlanta sails for New York then Paris to join the general chapter of the Marist Society. He marks his twenty fifth priestly anniversary on June 3 and has long served at Jefferson College Convent Louisiana. He will represent the American Province as one of five delegates.
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BR. _H. Smith
Sacred Heart Church
Atlanta
New York
Marist Society
Paris
Father Smith
Jefferson College
Convent
Jefferson
Bacred Heart
Earls
France
Marist Fathers
Honesty urged by Negro educator in sermon
Rev Richard D Brinson at St Pauls Church colored urged honesty, good character, and knowledge of work as essentials for young Negro men and women. He warned loafers and prowlers who refuse to work will reap the reward of such behavior and urged readers of the race not to let these conditions shape them.
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Richard D. Btinson
St Paul’s
City council to decide race for two tax assessors
The Atlanta council meets this afternoon with a lively tax assessor contest in prospect. Marvin P. Roane seeks to succeed W A Hancock while A C Button vies for re election. Drew Liddell rumored as candidate. adjournment may end session after addressing charter annexation plans and committee revisions ahead of board abolitions.
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Marvin P. Roane
W. A. Hancock
A. C. Button
Drew Liddell
Ahariff
Fulton County
Isa
Council
Georgia General Assembly
Courcilman
Claude - EL
Buchanan
Atlanta
Oees
Heausea
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Wicked
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Frank HH. Simonds
Jassy
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Ruasia
William Brady
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Roosevelt
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Plang
SAALC
Fred
Rome
She-Triumvirata
Theta Village
Ubi
Dawes Commission
Watson
Neadon Roberts Sberts
Thrilling War: ‘Story
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