League of Nations anniversary marks bold actions and debate
The article notes the League of Nations settling the Aland question with Finland sovereignty and Sweden acceptance, then celebrates the second anniversary in London with 50,000 attendees. It contrasts Viscount Grey and Ambassador Harvey remarks, and discusses broader postwar unity and skepticism about scrapping the League.
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Weathered Prose and Poems From The South
A garbled page blends poems and prose musing on weather, faith, and daily life. It mingles rural humor with reflections on seasons, singable songs, and a light editorial tone about fashion, weather, and public life, featuring scattered quotations and local voice.
World events and openings mark a busy day in 1921
A series of notices mark a busy day with events in Trafalgar London and Nashville. Virginia gifts to England unveiled in Trafalgar Square, a Geneva conference on repression of wrongdoing under League of Nations auspices, Tennessee Central railroad properties up for public sale in Nashville, Jacksonville Florida begins a three day St Johns River bridge celebration, a New York dinner honors Tex Rickard, and the Spingarn Medal for 1921 awarded to Charles Gilpin during the NAACP conference in Detroit.
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Virginia
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Squire
Londion
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Geneva
Tennessee Central
Nashville
Jacksonville
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Detroit
Spingarn
Charles Gilpin
Today_s Anniversaries From Historic Dates
Fragmented list notes events and birth dates such as 1817 Sir Joseph Hooker born and 1840s military commissions. It mentions weather bureau changes and 1896 Confederate Veterans reunion at Richmond plus early war era troop arrivals and major acts like meat inspection and espionage.
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Takea States
Mianji
Congress
One' Year Ago: Today French Senate Battle With Austria
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a past date involving a French Senate confrontation with Austria and an inexplicable phrase about anemia and a person named jemorrath, yielding no clear event.
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Austria
Georgia Foresters Urged to Act on Timber Conservation
A Georgia editorial advocates forming a state forestry board headed by the governor with four citizens including a representative of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. It argues for a conservation program to study forest resources, idle lands, and protections, with federal aid merits. It stresses education and simple mandates over drastic legislation to prevent further timber loss and fires.
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Health Talks by William Brady M D est. Health talks on common items
An Iowa reader asks if infection can spread through common items like towels cups and toothbrushes in church settings. Brady discusses risk from saliva or secretions on objects and from coin handling while noting that many infections could transfer via shared items and contact.
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Benis
Debt as a Tool and Trap in Daily Life
George Matthew Adams argues debt can be a friend if managed well and a danger if misused. He cites trust, credit, and responsible borrowing, noting small debts should be paid promptly while legitimate debt can enable ambition. A banker’s view favors borrowers over repossessors, illustrated by a publisher who turned a loss into success with a calculated risk.
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What's the Stars Predict
A faded prophecy speaks of a difficult summer with extremely warm weather affecting nerves and travel. It warns against excessive speculation, notes a favorable year for cautious children, and hints at dramatic marriages and illness notes without clear specifics.
Bills Introduced In House Wednesday Chaotic List of proposed measures
A long list of bills introduced in the state House on Wednesday includes measures by various members from Liberty, Fannin, Montgomery, and other counties. Topics cover education, municipal governance, agriculture, appropriations, and judiciary, with proposals to establish or modify school systems, boards, licenses, militia reorganization, and election of county education boards among others.
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Horne
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Nights on Broadway Hastings reveal grim theater year
A glimpse into New York light and glamour shows stricken theater folk seeking work. Belle from Sicily and other chorus girls face hunger and gloom as agencies fill with broken promises and tours go unpaid. The piece notes dwindling engagements, financial strain on players, and a shift from glamour to survival in Manhattan’s Rialto.
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Birthdays of Notable Figures Highlighted in Mixed May Beings
Today's birthdays note Julius Andras a Hungarian statesman aged 62 and Rear Admiral William B. Caper ton aged 65, both born in Tennessee and Wisconsin respectively. Also mentioned are Halvor Steenerson of Minnesota born in Dane County, and Viscount Ester celebrated in Bentieh. The item blends birthday notices with a legal notices section referencing general judiciary acts and proposals on game licensing, court appointments, and insurance claim regulations.
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Ateiot
William
Caperton
Maury County
Tennessee
Halvor Steenerson
Congress
Minnesota
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Dane County
Wisconsin
Bills Introduced in Senate Wednesday by Multiple Senators
A list of proposed measures in the Georgia Senate includes increases in coroner constable and juror fees for county essas. repeal of an act on property taxation returns and creation of county assessors. licensing chiropractors. requiring passenger train stops. establishing county unit boards of education. codifying school laws. amending inheritance tax and homicide recovery provisions. and regulating certain court review procedures.
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Thirty- Fifth
Womble
Tivanty-fifth
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Cone
Pope
Nix
Thomas
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