A Sick Body and Mind in War Time Health Struggles
In the World War draft era, concerns about physical fitness reflect the broader debate on national health. The piece notes that many drafted men failed medical exams, highlighting the impact of physical well being on civic strength. It urges medical care, preventive measures, and school health programs, linking a sound body to a sound mind and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Perhays
Elvens
Prante
Capoc' Elalis
Americin
Baptist Men Rise to Office in Southern States
The article notes baptist men are elected to high offices in several Southern states after November 7. Governors chosen include Cary A. Tidree Florida Clifford M. Walker Georgia Austin Peay Tennessee and Bat M No Poxay. Also baptist US senator and numerous congressmen statewide are listed with several judges and local officials elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Tennessee
South Carolina
Oklahoma
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Tenneuser
Virginia
Fleva
Ts. EE. Thomas
State Bank Examiner
Shreveport
Clarencw Cannoh
Songreau
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
Congress
Cary A. Tinrdee
Clifford M. Walker
Georginy Austin Peay
Tennesse
Bat M
Poxay
Dark M. Trimmell
Walter
George
Maproll
Hin Tool
Confusing Ad Advice From a Blanketed Advice Column
A scrambled early 20th century text presents questions about infant care and parenting. The reader seeks guidance on feeding oysters to babies, handling whooping cough, sleep arrangements, clothing fasteners, and bath safety. The piece shows misprints and garbled dialogue.
Quota an Ancient Game Amid Provincial Streets
An archaic account suggests a forked horse game resembling a quilt tossing tradition in Jumpstown and nearby towns long before the American founding. Observers in buckskin and coonskin caps watched as players aimed to ring a hob in barnyard and yard games across Virginia and Maryland.
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Jumpstown
St. Mary's City
Mort Tubacco
Dumfries
Pisrataway
Philadelphia Art Alliance Reviews Modernist Art Fight
Fernie of fhganity reports the Art Alliance in Philadelphia took steps to Glagnore modernist art. Specialists Dr W. S. Wadsworth and Dr. Charles W. Bury, described as aliens by profession, examined the symptoms and their decision. If the test continues, valuable information on mental state of Philadelphia poets may emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Art Alliance
Philadelphia
Nncormon
Wadsworth
Charles W. Bury
Mount Marey Stands As New York’s Highest Peak
The record shows Mount Marey as the tallest point in New York, located in the Adirondacks. The peak rises to a remarkable elevation though the OCR text contains several garbled figures and units. It notes the figure is affirmed by the United States Geological Survey and the Department of the Interior.
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New York
New
Marey
Adirondecks
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Army veteran returns to river town as alphabetic tribute
A 1922 column notes Arthur Barges son of Allen Barnes rejoining old friends on the river, praised as a jolly fellow. It mentions Mr Vox Walker cutting wood for patrons, Elbert Crook looming to move, James Tolmes returning from the U S Army and building a house, and neighbors Osage Ward Ingram and J. Tolmes family changes, with local social commentary throughout.
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Arthur Barges
Allen Barnes
United States Army
Han
Vox Walker
Elbert Crook
Mosara
Ward
Ingram
James Tolmes
Lok
Mr. Young
Ceorgin
J. C. Philip
Jim
Ives
Carrollton
Toyd Barmies
Ohrs
Pata
Vintt
Puta
J. W. Be
Community Notes From Pateville Social Scene
Local society page records visitors and gatherings around Miss Eunivs, Mrs. Smith, and Abner Sanday family groupings. Mentions include Mildred Miller, Treyo Milli, Roy League, Grady Patternun, and other residents sharing visits, Sunday stays, and a recovery praise line.
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Muh Smith
J. H. Pate
Mildred Miller
Equsia
Treyo Milli
Lelia Muh
Roy League
Grady Patternun Siday
Milton Barrow
M. L. Smith
Millie
Audio Fae
In Defense of Corneta by Sir James Cantile
Surgeon Ena authority on tropical licenses argues corsets reduce Uver troubles in women by maintaining equal body heat. He notes more boys die in childhood from carsel exposure and urges wearing cholera belts around the waist as better protection than corsets.
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Corneta
James Cantile
Ena
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Adil
Ann de’ Authorr
Pateville
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Misses Eunivs
Repnie Smith
Abner Sanday
Misgep Maxgayat Tih Ner
Mataila Lowary
Panrtraga Oliv
Wmirsym
Virgil Lowery
Mra
W. Nfarrin
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Tid Mis
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Taligusin
J. Th Bites
Atiner Swithh
Jake
O. W. Griffis
AcaeKa
W. C. Turney
Bully Biduy Horginss
Millie Aystth
Syent
Annies Miller
W . Smith
Vonsiit Fam
Lupetol
Smith
L. J. Brock
Carrollton, GA
First National Hank
France
Carrollton Drug. Co
First National Bank
National. Biscuit. Company
Carrollton Grocery CO
Aubrie Hammond
MGR
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