Cotton settlement plan gains southern support in Washington
Announcement from Washington outlines moving to mobilize private banking credits to stabilize cotton markets. Hoover told a Senate committee the administration will mobilize capital via federal reserve Edge and Pomeroy laws to prevent forced liquidation. President Harding orders a treasury and War Finance Corp probe into credit for carrying over cotton stocks, aiming to ease a serious southern burden.
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Just From Georgia and Summer Verses Montage
A mosaic of verse and humorous snippets. From Georgia poetics to civic quips, the item blends lyrical lines about dream and work with satiric lines from local columns. Brief notices include a snake incident and a bachelor’s joke, all framed in a 1920s-era wry tone.
Because the rose must fade in youth and music
The excerpt personifies the fading rose of youth and music, urging to savor beauty before it vanishes. It contrasts summer shade, sunset skies, and the breath of winter with an insistence on memorizing joy and living fully. The author Richard Watson Gilder emphasizes eternity in present beauty.
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What the Stars Predict Unpropitious Day for Weddings and Lovers
The stars warn Venus makes this day unfavorable for marriages and romance with potential misfortune for lovers. Predictions foretell changes in the motion picture industry and better offerings to the public, while battleships may face accidents in early fall. Theater managers may face serious problems, and a birthday person could have a tough year if sued or involved in quarrels. Children born today may be hot tempered and clever requiring careful training.
Hardwick's First Message in Georgia Finance Reform
Governor Hardwick calls for a united finance committee in Georgia to coordinate revenue and spending, arguing against overextension of funds. The piece sifts past fiscal missteps, praises budgeting discipline, and urges practical, nonpolitical reform to keep the state solvent and credit strong.
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State auditor proposal moves through senate in Georgia
The senate yesterday adopted Manson's resolution to form a joint committee to scrutinize Georgia's treasury and state accounts, paving the way for a state auditor bill. Senators Manson and Millis later introduced a bill creating a certified public accountant as state auditor with a $5000 salary, elected by joint assembly, to examine all state books and transactions.
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Hazy Manhattan Night Life and Goitreed Long Island
O O Minture notes a Manhattan drinking scene where revelers sip bootleg mixtures and mix with dangerous potions as alcohol controls loosen. A dramatic crash outside Pennsylvania Station and a balcony leap color a restless night while Goitre label jokes tag Great Neck’s summer scene as Hollywood retreats.
Health Talks By William Brady Md The Anhedonial Posture
An editorial on splanchnic anhedonia and visceral sagging explains how upright posture and abdominal control affect health. It outlines three vertical postures, notes how a perfectly erect stance can lessen symptoms, and includes reader questions about crose-eye treatment, Bulgarian buttermilk, and post-exercise sweating with practical, non surgical guidance.
Demand for owned homes in Atlanta area
Martin V Calvin urges Atlanta and other cities to form building and loan associations to help the middle class buy homes. He argues monthly payments can rival rents, warns against government aid, and cites Philadelphia as a model where such associations built three quarters of homes. He plans to publish concrete plans soon.
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Senate Accepts Cut on Farm Loan Fund
Washington June 27 The Senate completed action on the Curtis Nelson bill approving a reduction from fifty million to twenty five million dollars for the capital of federal farm loan banks for long term farmer loans The bill goes to the president It does not require a direct treasury appropriation but authorizes funds to be deposited with the banks until stock subscriptions total twenty five million dollars
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City Park Bench A Page From Life
A park scene unfolds with varied figures around a bench: a newspaper reader poring over the Want Ad section, a distressed man, a couple with a life elsewhere, a colored girl and white pair in thought, a wary young man, a middle aged colored woman with child, and a boot black shining shoes. The piece paints social mood through intimate portraits on a city park bench.
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Mitchell and Duncan Enter American Open
New York June 27 Receipts of the entries of Abe Mitchell and George Duncan British professionals for the national open golf championship tournament at Columbia Country club Washington D C July 19 22 was announced today by W D Vanderpool secretary of the United States Golf association Included in the 34 entries received thus far are those of J H Kirkwood Australian champion and J Victor East of Australia.
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Reformers Try to Stop Dempsey Fight
Atlantic City N J June 27 Clinton N Howard secretary of the International Reform Bureau left here for Camden where he said he would appear before Vice Chancellor Learing to seek an injunction to prevent the Dempsey Carpentier fight at Jersey City July 2 If he fails to obtain such a writ in the chancery court Howard said he would appeal to the supreme court at Trenton.
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Jeffers Sworn In as Alabama Representative
Lamar Jeffers sworn in today as member of the U S House from Alabama's fourth district succeeding the late Representative Blackmon.
Harding to Speak at Plymouth Centenary Event
Washington June 27. President Harding has accepted an invitation to speak at Plymouth Mass on August 1 for the ter centenary celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims.
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