Atlanta Gazette fragment with advertising and staff notes
Fragmentary OCR from an Atlanta area page dated 1981 including advertising manager note for Atlanta territory, location addresses, and Associated Press attribution. Mentions Constitution Building, Washington office, James A. Hotomon, and Reed-related references. Contains garbled names and scattered datelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alogie Sipiesc
Sandy Aber
B. Bollivaz
Constitution Building
Ell
Atlanta
Tha. Constitution
Washington
Tha
Hateigh
James A. Hotomon
Sen Reed
Conbiitotion
Bua Ota
Broadway
Ig “Hot
Aiken Rae
Gare
Associated Presa
Prem
Tsa
Ang’ Ales
Irish outlook on British Irish truce and peace settlement
The Irish Outlook reviews a new British Irish truce as a historic step toward ending the Ireland question. It argues peace talks must settle Ireland as an integral unit within Britain or as a dominion with self government, potentially modeled on Canada or Australia, aided by global goodwill.
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Ireland
The
Irish Freeman’s Journal
Dispatcher
Great Britain
Canada
Australis
Percy
Britain
Marking Time in Republican Governance After Four Months
The passage notes public restiveness as Republicans hold power since March 4 with a Senate and House in continuous session. It argues voters grew tired of Democratic rule and claims the new administration has produced few tangible results beyond promises.
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Soething
Repid Jieang
Vto
Republican Congress
Sasalon
Political stalemate frames growing public discontent
The piece critiques the Harding administration and the Republican Congress for failing to deliver policy results after months in power. It argues a widening breach between executive and legislature risks public disapproval at the midterm elections, urging clear positions on key issues and accountability to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Republican
Republican Party
Tapplis
Tribute marks Judge James L Willig memorial by Columbus Bar
The Constitution notes tributes by the Columbus Bar Association for Judge James Lewis Willig former municipal court judge of Columbus who died June 21 at Wynnton His career as lawyer judge and community leader is praised and a memorial committee reads its tribute on July 7 The piece highlights his lifelong devotion to The Constitution and to reading and fishing as daily luxuries and necessities
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Bar Association of Columbus
Gar
James Lewis
Willig
Gjty
Wills
Georgia
Wynnton
Columbus
Columbus Bar Association
A. W. Cozart
Shalrpeens
B. Hatcher
R. Goathing
F.v. Garrard
J. R. Ferrall
Cozart
Bar Association
Talbotton
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution Swags
Valley of the Violets and Echoes of Poems and Prose
A fragmentary collage of verse snippets and prose notes from the Prescott area media. The piece threads lyric lines about the Valley of the Violets and a Georgian philosopher’s weekly text, plus humorous asides on manners and public taste. It blends poems, quotations, and local columns with stray dialect and casual social commentary.
George A Gaston and the thing that can still be done
A portrait of George A Gaston, praised for vision and hard work, who stood by a failing enterprise after war shocks. The piece argues that when he says the thing can be done, it will be done, inspiring others to persevere through economic ruin toward a stronger future.
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America
Cantary
George A. Gaston
Topather
Predictions from the Stars Warps in Uncertain Times
The dated prognostications warn of widespread discontent among clerks and office staff, suggesting possible strikes and public tension. They also mention Lloyd George facing mixed fortunes and a fragile world peace, with ominous forecasts about ambitious men and a volatile year ahead for families and children.
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Wall
Lloyd- George
Ben
Tici
British policy in the Near East amid Greek turkish clash
A 1921 analysis outlines how Britain must balance support for Greece with French and Italian opposition over Constantinople and Asia Minor. It discusses ententes with Greece, the Turkish threat under Kemal, and potential shifts in alliance as Britain weighs keeping naval and military influence in the region. It notes Russia and Italy's positions and foresees the impact on the Beyrend treaty and Greater Greece aims.
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Brent
Gibraltar
Aden
Malta
Britain
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Minor
Lloyd-Georga
Venizelos
Dardanellas
Bosporua
Ireland
India
Kisii
Isa Ehnaliots
Kemaliste
Italy
Brntain
Innocent
Asia
Komalieta
Franca Ras J
Cilicia
Constantinopie
Holsheviki
Near East
France
Upper Silesia
Aimilarly
Suprema Council
Europe
Caucasus
Kemal
Bruailoft
Russia
Grimyrna
Thrae
Constantines
Venizalos
Beyres
Turkey
Ismid Ang
Odey
London
Paris
Rome
Josy
Governor Hardwick Tax Plan Praised By Editor
Dean Brooks of the University of Georgia commends Governor Hardwick for his tax reform proposals. He lauds the 1918 tax commission recommendations for classifying property and ending the outworn system. He urges the legislature to adopt the reforms and to suspend politics to pull Georgia from financial decline.
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statesman-Hke
Hardwick
Thorrough
White
Berthin
Hia
Georgia
Brooks
Dean
Belfool
Remmerae
University of *Georgia
Athens
Complicated Case Confronts Police In Four Arrests
Police rounded up four people after a Sunday night incident. The arrestees include Pid Lain, 35, of 201 Peachtree. John Randolph, 40, of Kirtnell apartments. A Barlow, 850 Greenwood Avenue. and a 19 year old girl Vivian Martin, 126 Carnegie Way. Disorderly conduct charges were filed. police questioned the identity of Vivian Martin.
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Wikon
Peachtree
John Randolph
Kirtnell Apartments
Barlow
Greenwood Avenue
Vivian Martin
Carnegia ‘Way
Pollaa “Belisva
Agelnat. Thom
Ember
Tor
Sailer
Federation of Women's Clubs Protests Welfare Board Closure
Mrs J Bays, president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, telegraphs Editor Constitution Atlanta to oppose a proposed discontinuance of the public welfare board. The message from Montezuma, Georgia, July 21 urges continuation, noting the federation helped create the board and has given it support and anticipation.
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Hays
F.W.C
OFS State
Welfare’ Boarda
Mra. J
Eds
Federation On
Ordan
Public Welfare Board
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mra. Hays
Montezuma
Atlanty, Ga
Federation of Women’s Study
Mbs
J. &. Bays
Stats
Federation ‘Women's Clubs
Kirkwood Opponents of Merger Plan Meet Friday
Kirkwood residents opposing the proposed merger with Atlanta plan a meeting Friday at 8 o clock in front of Kirkwood City Hall. An open letter to merger critics from committee head Sansday to BF Gilliam promises discussion of all details and signals ongoing opposition to the measure.
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Kirkwood
Atlanta
Colck
Gilliam
B. Sannberg
Fitks
Wood
Londopi Hava
Plan Under Way in Clarke County Details
Clarke County plans proceed with county fairs and farm bureau involvement. The notice mentions July events, premiums, and incentives to boost participation and attendance at local fairs and exhibitions.
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Clarke County
Farm ‘Bureau
Carney Tate
Thaese
Health Talks by a Father and Mother in a Clip
A clipped excerpt on child rearing argues boys benefit from a present father and a practical mother. It mocks overbearing maternal control, praises barefoot play and frequent swimming, and questions discipline. The passage includes questions about diabetes, high blood pressure, and aging clergy, reflecting a didactic, home health focus.
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Aana Aswan
Artesios Clergsis Rteries
Bits of New York Life by O O Mintyre
A diary fragment from New York scenes notes modern urban life and social contrasts. The piece observes Bowery watchers, Union Square meals, Broadway nights, and the display of wealth in shops and hotels, with reflections on class and changing prices postwar. It mixes satirical vignettes of New Yorkers and a tally of city rituals.
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New York
O. O. Mintyre
Pepys
Baxter Street
McGuirk’s
Bowery
Union Square
Broadway
E. Oppenheim
Atlanta Prices for Food Drop Reported One Per Cent
Washington reports from ten cities show Atlanta and others with a one percent drop in food costs for the month ending June 15. Charleston leads declines with three percent, Kansas City and Philadelphia down two percent, while New York and Indianapolis show one percent cuts. Some cities like Little Rock and Savannah posted increases of one percent.
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Washington
Department ‘of Labor
Charleston, & C
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Baltimore
Indianapolis
New York
New Hampshire
Rochester
N.Y
Birmingham
Detroit
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Ark
Savanagh
Record Attendance At Summer School In Athens Ga
The University summer school shows strong turnout from Atlanta Savannah Macon and Augusta with record overall attendance. Dormitories and local housing are full with many students housed in boarding homes. Notable attendees include Misses Mina Bates Nora Davidson Mary J L Hudy Claudine Hutcheson Leila Hutcheson Josephine Jones Ethel Medfanus and others from Atlanta Fulton county Savannah Macon and Augusta with several accompanying male students.
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Athens
University
Atlanta
Savannah
Macon
Augasta
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Fulton County
Mina Bates
Nora Davidson
Mary JL. Hudy
Claudine Hutcheson
Leila
Hutcheson
Josephina Jones
Ethel Medfanus
Carrie E¢ Murrah
Hattie Rainwater
Mary Richards Colvin
Mary D. Russell
Margaret Sanders
Mary Thomas
Martha Windsor
Lucy M. Zachrv
Bessis Sain
St. Reese, Jr
J. FB. i
J. B. Calhoun
J. D. Campbell
Ralph & Fitts
W. D. Fuller
J. Goldsten
M. Gwyn
B. F. Joel
C. FE. Whitner
Rice
Prom
Julia Bawnie
Lola Brae
Evelyn MM. Carey
Ida B. Davie
Nell Huggins
Annie ‘Kate Johnson
Lowise’ Myers
Claud W.persong
Eric Ricker
Alma F.vidette
Jessie Stelling
Police Seek John B Sowell After Missing Since Sunday
Relatives and friends report John B Sowell of 75 West Baker Street did not return home after leaving a Rogers store area in Pine near eaters around 9 South Broad. Neighbors describe him as apprehensive about his failure to return home after a day away and search efforts continue for his whereabouts.
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Johnb. Sowell
West Baker
Rogers
South Broad
Ajthenk Tig
Rowell
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Greensboro Herald- Jour
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Odin
Ghime
Prescott Pleasure
Linn County
Linon
George Matthew Adams
JOM
William Brady, MD
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Fifth Avenue
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Cafe Les Ambassadeurs
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John B. Sowell
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