Rearned Much in Holland
In marking the tercentenary of the Mayflower voyage and the Pilgrims landing, Holland scholars uncover records. King James speaks through his ambassador denouncing the Pilgrims as ill conditioned Brownists. Other documents show Holland life influencing American history through popular elections, accountable magistrates, deed registration, care of the poor, and press freedom.
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America
Holland
James of
England
Nothing Left to Say Dressmaker Bill Joke
In a witty exchange, Mrs. Knott recalls her husband raving about the dressmaker’s bill, while Mrs. Spott notes she calmed him by showing the milliner’s charges, leaving him speechless.
When the Devil is Sick and Bible Reading
The Philadelphia Press quotes Girard noting low Bible reading in recent years and cites American Bible Society figures showing 3.4 million Bibles issued last year, 7.7 million during the war surge in 1915, with bookshop managers saying gamblers bought Bibles as gifts.
The Luxurious Life
An observant citizen notes the abundance of unreturned umbrellas while joking that umbrella borrowers are frugal friends. The other man laments the dwindling options and quips about needing taxicab fare to the suburbs.
Woman A Faithful Worker In Brockton Shoemaking
Lydia Ann Varney spent fifty six years as a shoe worker in Brockton Massachusetts. For twenty two years she has remained at the same factory and on the same machine, a record likely without equal in the industry.
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Lydia Ann Varney
Brockton
Mass
The New Necessities Offered For Summer Aid
Jud Tunkins pledges summer help for farmers and plans to show moving pictures in barns if needed. He proposes using phonographs on farm machinery to aid work and entertainment for rural communities.
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Jud Tunkins
Raising Rabbits for Meat in Greensburg Area
More than 1,000 families in Greensburg and nearby areas raise rabbits to avoid high prices for other meats. The movement reflects efforts to cut grocery costs amid economic pressures and provide affordable protein locally.
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Greensburg
No Further Occasion Insight Harbors in Portrait
A terse portrait line describes a man as honest and direct, asking why change now and stressing a straightforward character rather than any pretense or evasive posture. The quotation emphasizes consistency and practical stance in personal conduct.
Benefits of Anti Typhoid Vaccination in Georgia
The Georgia State Board of Health reports widespread anti typhoid vaccine use through winter and spring 1920 reducing illness and deaths. Army data since 1908 show strong immunity. during World War I cases dropped drastically. Georgia recorded 1122 deaths from 11,220 cases in 1919, costing 3.3 million dollars, largely preventable with vaccination. The vaccine is freely available via the State Health Laboratory on request.
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State Board of Health
Surgeon General
Army
Russell
France
Georgia
State Board of Health Laboratory
Georgia State Board OF Health
Has the law been violated in venereal disease era warnings
Editorial urges strict enforcement of Georgia venereal disease laws and prosecutions. Calls for public accountability, court action, and adherence to Parks Code sections 381 882 and 3538, noting 1917 act and 1919 special act. Highlights need for citizen support and evidence in trials.
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Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health
Atlanta
Board
Frank Advocacy of Safe Democracy in Georgia Race
Cliff Walker, candidate for governor, proclaims safe democracy beyond any one man's ambition. The Roberta News advertisement urges voters to weigh his qualifications and commitment to democratic safety in Georgia.
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Cliff Walker
Georgia
Roberta News
Administrator's Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia 1920
Under an order from Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September 1920 at the courthouse door. Tracts include land Nos 452 621 and 10 acres of 500 totaling about 90 acres. Cash terms. August 2 1920 G W Frix administrator of Homer Wehunt estate.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
G. W. Frix
Homer Wehunt
John Wehunt
Said County
W. W. Murray
Towit
Dawson County
Lampkin County
Habersham
Lumpkin
Heiress Sparks Debate Over Silence and Wit
A flirtatious quarrel centers on an heiress whose only words are yes or no. One party argues her restraint makes her intriguing while the other calls her dull. The exchange captures a fashionable contest of personality and wit.
Novel but game idea for a film lay
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a producer with a novel film idea. The premise centers on a husband and wife whose marriage has no real difficulties, a concept noted as unconventional for plot conflict.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Administrator's Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia
Georgia Lumpkin County administrator's sale of land lot 501 and 80 acres of lot 500 totaling about 70 acres. Public outcry scheduled cash terms. Dated August 2 1920. John Wehunt.
Announcement of Democratic Candidacy and Reelection Bid
A historical letter purports to announce Joan I. Kenny and Thos M Bewn campaign stances in the Georgia 9th District. Kenny rejects a League of Nations and foreign military duties while Bewn pledges continued service, loyalty to American institutions, and accountability to constituents in the upcoming primary and general elections.
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Georgia
Washington
Jefson
Madison
Monroe
League of Nations
Gainesville
Ninth
Congress
Southland
Thos, M, Bewn
Minister Praises Ziron For Stomach Relief
A Alabama minister from Route 1, Ala., testifies that after a single bottle of Ziron his stomach trouble eased. He says he can eat without turning sick and now feels ready for meals. The ad promises iron in the blood and a money back guarantee if not benefited.
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K. McKenzie
Route 1
Lumpkin County Legislative Candidates Announced
To the Voters of Lumpkin County Craig R Anxonp announces a Democratic primary bid for the legislature and pledges to watch Lumpkin County interests. J F Proere seeks Lumpkin County Representative seat in the Democratic primary on September 8 citing his General Assembly record.
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Lumpkin County
Craig R. Anxonp
General Assembly
J. F. Proere
Wild Surmises As Visitor Confuses Golf Terms
A curious visitor asks what golf tee means and is told the host does not know the term beyond imagining it as something served with tea balls. The snippet reveals a humorous exchange and a lack of familiarity with golf jargon.
Unlucky Man Struggles with Everyday Tasks
A fragmented clippings snippet describes a man deemed unlucky and unable to perform basic chores, including trimming a lawn, with repeated references to misfortune affecting his actions. The tone hints at ongoing frustration and comic misfortune without detailing specific events.
Tourists Benefit From Flying Machines In West Canyons
Sight seeing in the western canyons is aided by flying machines allowing access to spots previously hard to reach. Tourists reach remote viewpoints and enjoy rapid travel between scenic points using aviation.
Japan American Trade Through the Years
In 1894 Japan's total trade with America reached 150 million dollars and by 1918 the figure rose to 578 million dollars signaling rapid growth in bilateral commerce between the two nations.
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Japan
America
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