Georgia optimism from Dr Soule on bumper crops ahead
Dr. Andrew M Soule, president of the Georgia State College of Agriculture, predicts brighter prospects for Georgia agriculture. He cites strong south Georgia crops, favorable prices, and reduced boll weevil impact, urging optimism and increased business activity to capitalize on improving conditions statewide.
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Andrew M. Soule
Georgia
South
South Georgia
Dr. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
South Georik
Natire
Hature
Beth Tex
Georgia Abs
Pistol Law Debate in Georgia Legislature
The editorial argues for enacting Golucke bill to restrict gun carry by changing constitutional language. It condemns hip pocket pistols as a hidden lethal threat, notes rural and urban gun use across races, and urges stronger enforcement and broader legislation to save lives and reduce crime.
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Senate
Alvin G. Go‘fucke
Geld
Georgia
General Assembly
Lana
Golucke
Golucke Bil
Just From Georgia By FRANK I. STANTON
A collage of quotes and sketches from various papers and readers. Snippets on home brewers mottos, a tragedy directions gag, social commentary on ambition and shade, shoe costs, a humorous legal note on alimony, and a dialect verse.
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Georgia
Frank I. Stanton
Learn to Swim and the Value of Water Safety
The Constitution recalls 18 drownings on the Fourth of July across Georgia and nearby Southern towns, noting this may be only a fraction of fatalities. It urges swimming education as lifesaving, highlighting the vast water surface and the common need for rescue, and predicts swimming could become a compulsory education requirement to extend lifespans.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Health Talks By William Brady Md Five Foot Barrage
Dr Brady warns that ignorance harms as typhoid bacteria contaminate fresh water and outlines germ theory basics. He explains respiratory infections spread via droplets, and outlines two protective measures for caregivers: a fine gauze mask and strict hand hygiene to prevent cross contamination.
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Hurta & Lo
New Schedules Sought for Gordon and Buckhead Lines
Georgia Railway and Power Co filed with the state railroad commission to establish a Buckhead and Camp Gordon route schedule. The plan calls for a twenty minute daytime Buckhead service, ten minute rush hour service, and a forty minute Camp Gordon line schedule all day.
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Buckhead
Camp
Governor Hardwick's Fiscal Message for Georgia
Governor Hardwick calls for immediate revenue increases and major tax reform, urging trimmed expenditures and a shift to an equitable income tax while preserving essential services. He supports Australian ballot reforms, stricter registration, and keeping the archives department despite cost, arguing road and farm needs justify current asset use and rural development.
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Hardwick
Department of Archivés
United States
Georgia
Department of Archives
Bits of New York Life by O O Mintyre
New York July 6 The Long Island house party season is on with porch comedians in white flannels and open throats who exchange meals for reparties. They roam from Friday to Monday for food lodging and drinks then strip to bathing togas and ride off in cars. Sedulous matrons groom boys with catlike purrs as studio scandals are aired and wine flows until the morning. Divorce headlines fuelLong Island parties for lawyers while a rest visitor notes parties refuse dinner but host expects guests to leave after mere beggary. Apartment landlords fear empty units as rates drop and editors recount a college bred writer facing 209 rejections yet persisting toward future success.
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Long Island
Capital Removal Association of
Macon
Atlanta
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
Georga
G Howard
Columbus
Columbus Unquirer-Sun
Judge Howard
Hardwick
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Howard
Bills Introduced In House Wednesday Dozens of Measures
A long list of bills introduced in the House on Wednesday covers harbor commission creation, fruit and agriculture rules, watermelons shipment, docket extensions for courts, divorce cost changes, fishing law updates, misdemeanor penalties, gun and vehicle regulations, tax levy authority, mortgage foreclosures on crops, blue sky law enhancements, larceny after trust punishment changes, state sanitarium funding, county clerks salaries, veterans and national guard matters, dormitory and school appropriations, shrimp and saltwater fishing restrictions, and judges salaries.
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Kittrell
Laurens
Beckham
Dougherty
Hatcher
Muscogee
Ennis
Baldwin
Bialock
Ware
Mr. Home
Dodge
Riley
Sumter
Collins
van Landingham
Seminole
Boswell
Greene
Perryman
Talbot
Hunter
Chatham
Anderson
Chattoora
Clerka
Hamilton
Floyd
United States
National Guard
Grmany
Cave Springs
School For the
Fulton
Vocella
Camden
Clarke
Williams
Walton
Culpepper
Fayette
General Judiciary
House
Wilkes
Singletary of
Grady
Newspaper Men to Plead for Kelley Life Clemency
Atlanta journalists and attorneys prepare a last-ditch bid to save Jack Kelley from execution set for July 15 in Griffin after the State Prison Commission declined to recommend a commutation. Governor Hardwick said he will follow the commission, with clemency advocates tasked to prove the panel erred.
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Griffin
Leroy Trexler
Atlanta
H. A Allen
Leonard Crawford
Kelley
State Prison Commission
Capitol
Joy James
Twiggs County
James
Hardwick
Prison Commission
Local Gideons Name Delegates for 1922 Convention
The Atlanta Gideons club at a weekly luncheon elected four delegates to the national Gideons convention to be held July 21 to 24 in Bronx City, Iowa. Delegates aim to secure the next convention for Atlanta and press for a southern field secretary for a three year term. The Gideons hold annual conventions, with the fifth year termed International, while Sioux City’s forthcoming gathering is anticipated as the largest yet.
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Atlanta
Gideons
Bronx City
Towa
Sioux City
Herbert Clay to Address Chi Phis at Luncheon
Herbert Clay of Marietta president of the state senate will address the Chi Phi Alumni at the Kimball House Saturday at 1 p m. Other guests include Harold Hutchens senator from the 38th district and Virlyn B Moore from Fulton House. The talk centers on the state educational system and higher learning funded by legislative appropriation.
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Chi Phi Alumni Association
Kimball House
Herbert Clay
Marietta
State Senate
Harold Hutchens
38Th
Sistrid
Viriyn B. Moore
Fulton
Institution of Higher Learning
Georgia Law Changes Target Divorce and Woman Rights
The article reports on Georgia legislators pushing stricter divorce laws and measures allowing women to hold office serve on juries and manage public duties. It notes Sen J H Boykin backing expanded rights, Rep Perryman proposing a 12 month marriage ban after divorce, and a "blue-sky" securities bill amendment. It also covers a harbor port board proposal to study Georgia ports, and political maneuvering around governor prospects and capital relocation issues.
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Hardwick
Holloway
Capital Removal Association
Howard
J H Boykin
Senate
Georgia
Perryman
Talbott County
Fulton County Accepts Finley Road Bid At July Meeting
Fulton County commissioners approved a Finley company bid to resurface roads totaling about fourteen miles including Powers Ferry and Roswell roads and others. They also awarded 12,500 to Thornton Cromer for a cement contract and voted to borrow 125,000 to operate until tax revenue arrives while denying charity requests. Commissioner Turner opposed the Finley award over a lower McDougald bid.
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County Commission
Sam Finley Company
Thornton & Cromer, Inc
Fulton County Board
Paul Etheridge
Finney Company
Powers’ Ferry Road
Roswell Road
Buckhead
McDonough
Jonesboro Road
Lake Avenue
Irwin Street
North Boulevard
Elizabeth Street
Marietta Road
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Inman Yards
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Charles G. Turner
Finley
McDougald Company
Henry Wood
Finley Company
McDougain Company
Roswell
Owers’ Ferry Road
Powers’ Ferry
Hoswell
Thornton and Cromer
Jack DeJarnette Supply Company
Dixie Portland Cement Company
DeJarnette Company
Royal Cement
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Gilbert
Mills
Daughters of the Confederacy
General Hood
Atlanta
Fat
Fulton County Grand Jury
Committee On Pubiic
Scout Saves Youth at Knoxville Swimming Resort
Scout Harry H. Chandler administered artificial respiration to Louis Highnight seven from Danville Kentucky, saving his life after he was rescued from drowning at a Knoxville Tennessee swimming resort. Chandler revived breathing and expelled water from the youth's lungs before physicians arrived with a pulimotor.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Harry H. Chandler
Lfe
Louis Highnight
Danville
Chandler
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