International crooks survive war era train loot and royal fakery
Postwar probes reveal persistent International gangs leveraging express trains between Paris and the Riviera to steal jewels from wealthy travelers. They run fake lotteries and broker so called royal treasures, while American passport rules curb large-scale card sharp plots on transatlantic liners. An American woman allegedly aided a British courier in tossing packs overboard near Greek waters.
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London
Europe
Paris
Riviera
Italy
Foreign Office
Hner
France
United States
Woman's head likeness on egg drawn in Wisconsin profile
Martin Petersen Denmark of Rural Route No 2, Green Day, Wisconsin exhibits a freak egg with a perfect profile view of a woman's head the size of a quarter on the shell. The eye is clearly visible and the rest of the egg appears normal.
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Green Day
Wis
Martin Petersen
Denmark
All's Catarrh Medicine claims healing for catarrh and deafness
An old circular describes All's Catarrh Medicine as a liquid taken internally that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and aid nature in restoring normal conditions. It notes it is not recommended for other diseases and invites readers to obtain circulars from B J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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B.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Candidacy Announcements for Northeastern Circuit Judges
Multiple declarations of judicial campaigns in the Northeastern Circuit from 1922. J C Bowarns and I N Surron announce runs for Superior Court Judge with pledges of fairness, impartiality, and duty. I H Perry seeks the same, invoking divine help. J B Jones confirms ballot presence but cites limited canvassing time.
Candidate for Solicitor General in Democratic primary
A voter notice from Robert McMilnan of Clarkesville Ga and Tlowarn Tompson announces candidacies for Solicitor General in the circuit, subject to the September primary. The letters request support from voters of the Northeastern district and indicate appreciation for backing from male and female constituents.
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Robert McMilnan
Clarkesville
Tlowarn Tompson
Arnolp Seeks Lumpkin County House Seat in Democratic Primary
Craia R Arnolp announces candidacy for Lumpkin County representative in the lower house of the General Assembly subject to the Democratic Primary in September. He promises to guard the interests of both Lumpkin County and the state if elected and asks for voters' support.
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Lumpkin County
General Assembly
Lumpkin
Craia R. Arnolp
Democratic Candidates Seek Votes in 9th Georgia District
Public notices cite two voters seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress in Georgia's 9th district. One candidate promises county-by-county campaigning ahead of the September primary, while the other pledges earnest service if nominated and elected in the 1922 race.
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Thossm, Bri
9Th Congressional District
Georgia
Congress
Ian
James H, Crawtorn
Notice in Lumpkin Divorce Case and Cow for Sale
Mrs Nellie May Cook files libel for divorce against William A Cook in Lumpkin Superior Court April Term 1922 with service by publication. William A Cook ordered to appear at the October 1922 term. notice signed by Clerk T F Canistran. Cow for sale offers a good cow with month old calf.
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William A. Cook
Lumpkin Superior Court
Nellie May Cook
J. B. Jones
T. F. Canistran
Lumpkin County
Mortgage Foreclosure Rule In Lumpkin County 1922
Mrs. M. R. Wikle sues D. L. Pitner in Lumpkin County Superior Court seeking foreclosure of a 1918 mortgage on multiple Robertstown land parcels totaling 200 acres plus a half interest in 20 town lots. Note debt of 72 dollars with 8 percent interest now 257.13 due since 1919, with interest. Default to lead to foreclosure and permanent bar of redemption if not paid by next term. Service to Pitner per law. date 20 April 1922.
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M. R. Wikle
D. L. Pitner
Superior Court
Lumpkin County
Bridges
White County
M. St. Wikle
D. N. Pitner
Apri
Edwards for Judge Promises businesslike, fair court administration
Voters are urged to support Edwards for judge citing 33 years of experience in the Northeastern Circuit. The message says he will clear crowded dockets, dispatch cases efficiently, treat all parties equally, and uphold the people’s rights. A September 13 election is noted as the change voters seek.
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Vetera
Jones
Edwards
J P Court Blanks For Sale At Nugget Office
Notes options land deeds and various court blanks offered by the Nugget Office for sale.
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J. P. Court
Nugget
Mulching Paper Transforms Pineapple Planting Technique
Popular Mechanics notes mulching paper enables pineapple cultivation by laying out paper strips, cutting slits for suckers to be planted. The method may revolutionize garden weed control if applicable to broader gardening uses.
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Popular Mechanics
Mangaz
Milk Feeding Introduced in 40 Cities and 23 Villages
Milk feeding for undernourished school children has been introduced in 40 cities and 23 incorporated villages in New Foulk state. In some schools it is provided twice daily at mid-morning and mid-afternoon, in others only at mid-morning.
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Yow Foulk
Bible Thoughts for This Week Sunday to Saturday
Daily verses from Micah to Proverbs offer guidance on living justly mercy humility and faith. Each day presents a concise biblical reflection urging righteousness holiness and generosity to lead a life in line with Christian teaching.
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