Inauguration Day Washington Sees Light Liquor Disturbance
Reporters describe unusually low intoxication in Washington on inauguration day with mostly peaceful streets and little police trouble. Some old-timers criticized Prohibition while enforcement officers remained vigilant. A North Carolina colonel mocked dry Washington as a Democratic trick after spats over hotel bars and dining room orders. A senator-elect challenged a waiter about a liquor ban, saying lawmakers made the law and thus could not drink.
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Swat the Skeeter Says Health Men Warn
Atlanta readers are urged to hunt down malarial mosquitoes near homes. The health authorities advise draining stagnant water, spreading oil on breeding places, stocking ponds with minnows, and removing tin cans and other containers that collect water. The warning notes Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria and urges immediate action rather than waiting for fever.
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Books And Books We Know In A World Of Flesh And Blood
A reflective line cites Wadsworth on books guiding life and happiness as intertwined with flesh and blood. The excerpt emphasizes enduring value of reading for personal growth and cultural memory.
Farmers of Nation to Meet Harding
Atlanta March 30 A conference between President Harding and representatives of agricultural and stock interests nationwide will be held next month at the White House. Key issue is high freight rates harming farm products with Georgia Senator Harris urging early reductions. railroads argue operating costs prevent cuts. Senator Harris warns peaches watermelons and vegetables will suffer without relief, risking higher prices and market losses. Senators Proctor and Trammell back the effort to curb rates.
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We All Can Play Fair Not All Win
By Myrtice Earnhardt. The author argues that while not everyone can reach the top, all can play fair. Happiness comes from fair play and doing one’s best, not merely from winning, and many people find satisfaction in integrity over conquest.
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Myrtice Earnhardt
Jurors drawn for April term of court meet
Jurors for the April term of court were drawn and summoned for duty. The panel includes local residents from the county roster and will report for orientation on the first Monday in April.
In Memoriam at Shiv Joh Church Conference 1921
A memorial note from Shiv Joh Church in conference recalls the deaths of seven members from 1919 to 1920. It honors Carrie Dizon, R. S. Wright, Dixie A. Jones, S. W. Alexander, Neal Moses, Mrs. Fannie Davenport, and M. A. Wier, describing their faith, family roles, and lasting influence. The text prays for comfort, confirms the church’s mourning, and asks prayers for the families as they continue in grace.
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Brethren and Sisters
Sony Alsaters
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H. B. Dixon
Church Triumphant
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Roses and Regard Poem by T.W. Alexander
A reflective poem about finding virtue in a loved one despite flaws. The speaker recalls picking three roses from a garden and facing wind as petals fall while delivering a bouquet to a sweetheart who confesses love amid the stormy journey.
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Want Column Advertisement Invitation
Public notice invites items for sale in the Want column of this paper. Advertisers are urged to place their listings to reach readers seeking bargains and opportunities.
Stomach Trouble Ends After Seven Years With Chamberlain Tabs
Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain preventing vegetables and fruit from being eaten and causing sleeplessness. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can now eat vegetables and fruit without pain and sleep improves. If indigestion or constipation occurs, take these tablets. They are claimed to be beneficial.
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Fenmore
Mich
Chamber- Inn
Road funds announced for states this year
Washington March 21 approximately 622000000 is available for road and bridge construction and maintenance this year, announced by the Bureau of Public Roads. States list funds from local, state, and federal sources: Alabama 9900000, Florida 2725000, Georgia 10000000, North Carolina 6500000, South Carolina 1000000, Tennessee 10075000, Virginia 10000000.
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Bureau of Public Roads
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Alabama
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Georgia
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South Carolina
Tennessee
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