Vote for a rest and Georgia’s biennial legislature
Georgia voters face a choice on eight constitutional amendments aimed at ending the annual legislative session. The piece argues that replacing with a biennial schedule will curb political cliques and reduce crime-linked costs, urging collective support to restore democracy and economy.
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Davy Ano
Mus
Holliday
Rbnoger Tor al Rullan& Seat
Georgia
Ee Sena
Constable
America as crime center of the world in moral crisis
The text argues that hidden conspiracies and unseen manipulations threaten homes and government, warning that the psychological impact of the invisible may cause more harm than constructive efforts. It claims America today is the crime center of the world, affecting morals, character, and national well being.
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United States
Atlanta
The
Union
Th. Mays
America
Georgia Apple Week Promotes Georgia Grown Apples
National apple week highlights Georgia apples and urges locals to eat Georgia grown fruit. Habersham belt in northwest Georgia hosts large commercial groves focused on color flavor and quality. Proponents aim to elevate Georgia apples to national prominence alongside Columbia River and Indian River varieties.
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Georgia
Oregon
Habersham Apple Belt
Just From Georgia and Other Fragments in Verse and Prose
A compact collage of verse and dialect prose pieces from a Georgia page. It includes a sentimental early 20th century lyric to a sweetheart, a social gospel note about supporting church offerings, a lighthearted domestic verse about mowing and garden tasks, and dialect humor segments about politics and work. Names and places are sparse but key phrases evoke Southern cultural tone and period speech.
World Views From Europe and the Middle East
Cardinal Andrieu denounces undenominational schooling in Alsace Lorraine as a revival of Rousseau and the French revolution. The Kreuz Zeitung predicts Germany’s nationalist victory, urges repudiate Versailles war guilt, and warns liberals. The Acad mie Francaise revises language, dropping defaitist terms as Greece protests Lausanne treaty exchanges, while Turks and Greeks debate population transfers.
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Kreuz Zeitung
Germany
Reich
Bngland
France
MacDonald
Herriot Bat I
Krenz Zeitung
Germmany
Lloyd George
The Best Way To Speak Is To Be A Good Listener
George Matthew Adams extols listening as a path to knowledge and refined opinion. He recalls a dinner speaker who failed by talking too long and credits his own learning to listening in trains, barber shops, and hotel lobbies. The piece advocates withholding opinion unless asked and notes the value of listening to improve speaking.
Woman leaps to death from hotel room in Harrisburg
A Syracuse woman, Miss Norma C. Kelly, about 35, registered at the Penn Harris hotel Saturday night. Her body was found on the roof of the adjoining building early today, with physicians attributing death to injuries from a fall or jump from a fifth floor hall window.
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Harrisburg
Penn-Harris
Norma C. Kelly
Syracuse
N. Y
Jewelry Heist Hits Nowlan Store in Richmond
In Richmond on November 3 thieves entered the Nowlan Jewelry company store and stole more than $10,000 in jewelry. A large hole was burned in the safe with an acetylene torch but the robbers fled before seizing the diamonds and other valuables. Police and post office inspectors investigated.
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Richmond
Nowlan Jewelry Company
Post Office
Anny
Bee
Bits of New York Life by O. O. McIntyre
A column portrait of a wealthy society vagabond in New York who spends on entourages, dodges process servers, and moves in aristocratic circles. It covers his lavish lifestyle, Paris and Monte Carlo years, and the social tolerance he enjoys locally. The piece also notes Winsted publicity backlash and a humorous tangent about pigeons and an elevator starter.
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New York
Theodore
Sey
M'aleu
Ory
Paris
London
Cairo
Monte Carlo
Snowuery
Ak i
Forget-Me-Not Day Appeals for Disabled Veterans Aid
A letter urges support for Forget-Me-Not Day to aid disabled veterans. The writer shares personal adoption of veterans at Oteen and Gulfport hospitals, detailing letters, gifts, and efforts to brighten their monotonous days. She emphasizes the emotional impact and calls for continued public generosity.
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Wreston
Veterans’ Hospital No. 60
Oteen
Iuberentosia
Mteen
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital No. 74
Gulfport, Miss
Athinta
Broker Redmond Sentenced to Ten Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
George F. Redmond, former head of G. F. Redmond & Co., was sentenced today in federal court in Boston to ten years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary for using the mails to defraud in a stock purchase scheme. He has been jailed during the prior proceedings.
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Boston
George F. Redmond
G. F. Redmond & Co
Federal
Atlanta
Health Talks by William Brady M D
A medical dialogue discusses bunion treatment, transverse arches, and arch props with doctors Porter Henderson Freiberg and Wreiberg. The piece parodies arch myths and notes the assertion that the transverse arch is maintained by muscle action rather than a fixed structure.
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William Brady, M. D
John L. Porter
Chicago
Melvin’ 5. Henderson
Rochester
Minn
Porter
Albert H. Freiberg
Cincinnati
Arch
Dr. Wreiberg
Gen Von Mathusen Captured by French at Forbach
Paris reports General Von Mathusen, condemned by default in Lille for stealing furniture during the German occupation, was arrested at Forbach Strasbourg. The Petit Parisien dispatch notes this may be the only instance of a condemned German officer captured on French soil. The general, a former quartermaster colonel, had gone to Forbach to visit a relative’s grave.
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Paris
von Mathusens
Conre Martini
Lille
Forbach
Strassbourg
Petit Perisle
Quartermaster Corps
Taggart predicts Davis wins Indiana electoral vote
New York dispatch records Thomas Taggart Democratic leader of Indiana telegramming Clem J. Shaver that Indiana will cast its electoral vote for John W. Davis. He reported Indiana’s return home brought good reports from New Jersey and New York, boosting confidence in the Davis campaign.
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New York
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Clem J.shaver
Democratic ‘National Committee
John 3. Davis
Pye
Tasgave
Jeh
Newind
New Jersey
Fagsan
Bryan’s 1896 Convention Confidence Noted By Woodson
Urey Woodson recounts how William J. Bryan, at the 1896 Democratic convention, exuded self confidence and secured Kentucky delegates. Bryan told Woodson he would be nominated at 36, stayed frugal at a third-rate hotel, and claimed $40 after railroad costs. The tale contrasts Bryan’s modest setup with expectations of rival candidates.
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William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Woodson
Omaha World- Herald
Nebraska
Blackburn
Flo
Bryan
Mr. Woodson
Answers From An Old Quiz Across History And Science
A long mixed list of questions and answers covers topics from boxing history to slavery, birds, wartime widows pensions, Bible verses, retirements, Zeppelin invention, early pennies, notable judges, jasper superstitions, St Lawrence source, Great Lakes currents, pieric acid in explosives, Tom Mix film roles, cleaning leather gloves, modern shat making, oldest US university, poisonous yohka berries, Queen Elizabeth's name, Tudor lineage, and the 1833 November meteor shower observed in Boston with thousands of meteors counted.
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Reed-Johnson
Ferdinand von Zeppelin
United States
Durin R. Caverly
England
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Qatarin
Lake Superior
Michigan
Huron
Tom Mix
Romeo
Harvard
William and Mary
Spain
Baby Peggy
Lpegzy Jean Montgomery
Queen Elizabeth
House of Tudor
Elizebeth Tudor
Uited
Boston
Floods threaten France and Belgium in relentless rise
Paris reports the Seine up over six feet and the Marne, Saone, and Meuse all rising. Epinal region flooded with the Argonne lakes and roads cut between Epinal and Nancy. In Boulogne Hazebrouck area, Ouivre and Charleroi suffer widespread inundation with factories submerged. Belgian floods devastate Hainaut and Liege areas, with gas and electric plants at risk and food by boat to flood victims.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Belgium
Seine
Marne
Saone
Doubr
Argonne
Meuse
Epinal
Nancy
Charleroi
Hainaut
Couillet
Mareinelle
Brussels
Senne
Liege
Carroll Bond Trial Set After Theatrical Producer Released
New York news brief reports Earl Carroll, theatrical producer jailed since last Thursday over alleged improper pictures in the lobby theater, was released after his brother posted a $300 bond. Carroll pleaded not guilty as the hearing was scheduled for Thursday.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Gems Stolen in Fifth Avenue Jewelry Store Hold-up
Robbers attacked the Abraham Dubose shop at Fifth Avenue Brookem on November 3 stealing gems valued at $12,500. One witness described the incident as a quick, bold theft ending before dawn. Police investigation launched with no arrests announced.
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New York
Three Robels
Abraham, Dubose
Fifth Avenues Brook
Injunctions Denied in Bright Angel Case
Federal Judge Fred Jacobs dismissed citations issued for G H Stetson of Philadelphia and eight other defendants to show cause why they should not vacate mining claims on the Bright Angel trail in the Grand Canyon. The dismissal followed a motion claiming none had been properly served.
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Phoenix
Ariz
G. H. Stetson
Philadelphia
Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon
Fred Jacobs
Stetson
Jacobs
Harold Baxter
United States Attorney General
Eaunger
Arizona
Baxter
Two Children Die In Lakeland Fire
In Lakeland Florida Joyce four and Eunice eleven died in a blaze at Haskell. Mr and Mrs F E B Trask and two other children Adele and Frankie were severely burned. The fire was found about 3 am and destroyed the two story home. The four injured were hurt while attempting to rescue others. The origin is unknown and the home was insured. The Trask family of ten slept on the second floor when the fire occurred. A roomer T A Hill was later taken to a hospital.
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Lakeland
Fla
Joyce
Eunice
Haskell
Miles
F. EB. Trask
Adele
Frankie
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