Excellent Plan for Small Home Interior Layout
A substantial brick house designed for affordability and comfort showcases a large front porch and secure exterior. The living room measures 18 by 17 feet with a brick fireplace, and a modern open layout replaces the old double parlors. The dining room connects to the kitchen via an open doorway, with a breakfast nook and rear bedroom and bath. The article emphasizes permanence, beauty, and practical flow for family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itan Tech
A Modest Durable Home Offers Stability and Pride
The article extols a stout brick faced home on a terrace with concrete stairs and a broad porch under a sloping roof. It highlights security, family recreation space, a light filled attic, and the economic benefit of owning versus renting, urging moderate income buyers to invest in a permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childen
Arden
Turnips and Fortune: Scottish Brother Found in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia man of Scottish origin recounts the tale of Sandy McManus, who tended turnips on a farm in Scotland for forty years. An American lawyer traced him, revealed his dead brother James left a fortune, and urged him to claim it, but McManus preferred his work and replied he would meet the lawyer at six after tending the turnips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McManus
Scotland
America
Nether
Lawsie
Scotand
Sandy” McManus
James
Paiadelphia
Hove
McMaonus
Dante Year Opens In Ravenna To Mark Death Anniversary
The great poet Dante Alighieri died on September 14, 1321. A “Daunte year” was inaugurated in Ravenna to end on the six hundredth anniversary of his death next year. The ceremony featured a solemn procession to the Church of San Francesco and a large meeting with speeches by the minister of public instruction and the mayor of Trent among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Alighiert
Ravenna
Italy
Mavenna
Church of
San Francisco
Eevers
Trent
Territorica
Fragmented quote case from illegible notice
A partial and garbled text fragment references threats of arrest and legal limits, with unclear speaker and context. The readable bits suggest a confrontation or warning but lack identifiable names, dates, or places to form a full report. The piece remains incomplete and non-substantive.
Railroads Demands to Abrogate National Labour Agreements
Railroads urge the Labor Board to abolish the National Agreements made under federal control to cut operating costs. They cite cases of overpayment and idle work, including a machinist paid for 16 hours in 8, a car repairer paid over 1,000 for unrendered services, and five hours’ pay for 30 minutes of work, arguing these rules inflate expenses and hinder efficiency.
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Laver World
Railroad Administration
Workell
Virginian Railway
Phao & Southwestern Railroad
Douglas
Baltimore & Oule
Lance
Labor Board
Michigan
Chicago
Essay Contest Participants Sought by March Deadlines
Historical essay contestants are urged to confirm participation by Friday evening March 5. The contest committee will select the best entry for the statewide contest by March 15. Mrs. W. M. Meadows chairs, with Mrs. C. K. Wunderson and Mrs. Martha Brown on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoss
Rathday
Toent Committee
Toent
W. M. Meadows
C. K. Wunderson
Martha. Brown
Sewing Party at Mrs Hemrick’s Home
Mrs. Chine Hemrick entertained several young matrons at a sewing party Friday afternoon in Torior Sm Mes. J. F. Martin left last week for Atlanta where she will make her hotel there. The room was filled with yellow and white speeimen flowers and a large jonquil centerpiece. Friends included Cliff Griffin, R. W. Kin nobrow, Mary Sheats, Gov. Jackson, Amox Stephens, Will Cobb, Jane Thomasson, Mrs. G. Fowkins, Piedmont, and Mrs J J Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chine Hemrick
Torior
J. F. Martin
Fotire
Winnie Thom
Westminster Society Tea Hosts Presbyterian Group
Westminster Society session led by Mrs Jock Ayeock with Mrs GC Wenderson Jr in charge. Guests enjoyed a social with sandwiches and tea after the program. Advertisement offers wrist watches and grid cues at reduced prices to stimulate purchases.
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Jock Ayeock
GC. K. Wenderson, Jr
Seaxon
Illness and social notes from Oak Grove-North
Mr. Jim Driver is very ill. Local residents host guests and attend Sunday School and church events. Neighbors share visits, trips to Carrollton, and community gatherings with frequent mentions of Ruth Perdue, Faye Tackett, and the Dewberry family. Special sale offers from Reed & Harper conclude the item.
Chimberliin’s Tatters Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
A fragment touts Chimberliin’s Tatters as a cure for dyspeptic stomachs claiming many have regained health. The wording is garbled but advertises relief from indigestion and craving satisfaction.
Pateville Social News and Local Notices
A local Sunday gathering at Indian Creek is noted with guests from Mt. Zion and Wesley Chapel. Several residents, including Mrs L H Pate, are mentioned amid sick lists and family visits. An advertisement from CRERL & HARPER promotes watches and sales with prices and limited-time offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Wo Uta
Mra
L. LH
Pate
Mins Forest Rabinson
Mt. Zion
Alhn
Treny Miller
Rob Patterson
Mr. J
Ty i Patterson
Bowdon Junction School Progress and Local Events
Bowdon Junction notes progress as larger boys have left to farm. Rev Jones preached. Saturday service mentioned. Singing at Smyrna Sunday and next Sunday afternoon at the old Sacred Vary. Misses Roberta Lott and Kathleen Stallings dined with Mig Alva Dim von. Saturday offer includes wrist watches and card cane discounts from CREEL & TARVER to spur buying.
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Rev. Jones
Smyrna
Roberta Lott
Kathleen Stallings
Mig Alva Dim von
Golven
Creel & Tarver
Debated Iro ndered treatment compare Indian and Negro
A late Saturday night debate at SHILOH discussed whether American Indians are treated more cruelly than African Americans. The item lists participants and outcomes, with several community notices about sickness, visits, and social events. References to local residents, families, and a sales promotion by GREEL & HARPER conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Har IR
Stallinga
Will Johnson
Buren Shutuwake
Willymeon
Schaeper
Gray
T. T
Bhumake
Horags Philips
Johnson
J. Tueharan
B.A. Williamaoh
Barry
Clovyeland Brown
Hop Ho Veil
Mina Fioudoh Shamike
Buren Shamaoke
H. &, Brown
My. B. ¢. Brown
Joe Hollingsworth
Ileard County
BW. Gray
Bankruptcy Notice for Owen M McCalmon in Carrollton
In the District Court of the Northern District of Georgia In Bankruptcy the creditors of Owen Monroe McCalmon of Carrollton Ga are notified that on February 28 1821 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Referer office in Carrollton at 10 o clock a m on the watch day of March 1922 creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and transact business as proper before the meeting. EVOEN SPRADLIN SeLae Rollvrve in Dankrapyey
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District Court of the United States
Georgia
Owen Monroe McCalmon
Corrollton
Owvon Monroe McCalmon
Carrollton
Cin
Spja
Evoen Spradlin
Dankrapyey
Social News From Little Vine and Carrollton Gatherings
Last weekend many residents visited relatives and attended services with Rev. Milton Parrish delivering two sermons. Visits included Jimmie Wallis from Carrollton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Doward Ernivo Broy dining with the Homer's family, and Misses Hennons Carrie and Death Twifton guests of Mrs. Engh Ionslee. Local notes include Henry Hilton in Carrollton, J C G Ayers visiting relatives, Ralph Holland visiting his brother, and Mr and Mrs Danio and Calloway Boyd visiting Fiat Rock. School progress noted as slow. Alfred Daniell of Douglas County traveled through Onebury. Next Saturday at 6:30 watch and jewelry sale announced by Creel & Warper with wrist watch specials.
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Fey
Miltom Parrish
Mow
Jimmie Wallis
Carrollton
Joseph Wallis
Gordon, Doward
Ernivo Broy
Mosars
Homer
Verity Campbell
Missea
Henn
Carrie
Deth Twiftton
Engh Ionslee
Katurdap
Henry Hilton
J. A. Ayers
Muintt
J CG. Ayers
Sunny
BR. K. Ayers
Nyar Flere
Nw Burs
Jim Bass
Alfred Daniell
Douglas County
Bury
Creel & Warper
Notice of reduced price on auto parts and Ford springs
Auto parts including fires tubes and atap some Ford springs offered at a reduced price. Details appear from B Meeks.
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Ford
Meeks
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William A. Radford
Willian A. Radford
Prairie
Chionen
Surnips
Dante
Railways
Westminster Society
Sheela
Crhel & Harper
Oak Grove—North
Jim Driver
Ruth Allen
Misa Intel Threadgill Aunday
Ruth Perdue
Mik Faye Porkett Bonday
Mas
Phyeudpill Wind
McGukin
William Ma
Okin
Torsee
Tinie Dewberry
F. Dewberry
Ralph’ Dewberry
Irvin Muse
Ta Allen
Fon
Ralph Dewberry
Stella
Vern
Stir May Rchool
Terhiel
Ernext Perdue
Migs Lenn Duckner
Mina Norvello Threadgin
Chealey
Play Henry
Ed Bartlett
J. W. McCunekee
de Witton
Ohio
J. D
Allen
Ruth
Ray and
Jewell
William Mc.Gukin
Mias
Floyd Perdue
W. E. Tackett
Mish Vera Wall
Faye Tackett
Guy Tacobs
Caryolltan
Misa Ruth Perdua
Faye Tackute
Suuday School
Bethel
Mini Edma Ruth Ward
Mise Etta
Capes
G. JD. Porrisn
Ton ‘Ily
M. Gal Mon
Family Sanday
Pateville
Tsiln, Gettie
Willian Harris
Frank Echole
Bernice Amithia
Trene Miller Iu
Wesley Chapel
Misaia
Pondat
Edward Chandler Chavalay
Terigon
Ong Rank
Crerl & Harper
Bowdon Junction
Shiloh
Aan
J. A. Jackson
Newnan Street
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