Sheriff Sale Notices in Lumpkin County Georgia 1922
Public notice of mortgage and tax executions to be sold at Lumpkin County Courthouse on the first Tuesday in February 1922. Several tracts totaling about 2457 acres across Lots 644 681 645 712 718 748 and others in the 6th District and 1st Section, including specified halves and corner parcels. Properties owned by Arthur Crane G W Byers Paul Miney and other defendants, with details of levy dates and court actions from October 1921 to January 1922. Sheriff J M Davis conducting the sales under court orders for Bank of Lumpkin County Farmers and Citizens Bank and other plaintiffs.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said
Burtsboro Road
Hth
Arthur Crane
Bank of
A. A. Rider
N. P. Tipton
Superior Court of
J. &. Late
J. E
Tate
G. W. Byers
Hall
G. H. Moore
J. and
Sam. Teal
W. A. Hulsey
Superior Court
Georga
Aul Miney
L. W. Calhoun
Paul Miney
W. B. Miney
Famers & Citizens Bank
Paul Mincy
Lumpkin
BE. H. Gibson
Dl. Gibson
Oliver No
L. O. Perry
Strickland & Wisdom
J. M. Davis
Clock repairs fix eight foot Strand Fleet street clock
The London law courts clock at Strand and Fleet Street has recovered from a toothache like failure after a clock dentist replaced two teeth and renewed steel rods. The eight foot clock, a unique mechanism with a 144 ton weight and eighty five foot hanging wire, runs with remarkable accuracy and once more strikes on time.
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Strand
Fleet Street
London
Law Courts
St. James Palace
Theory of Ordinary Colds and Sinus Inflammation
Dr G M Maxwell of Roanoke Va argues that common colds arise from bacterial growth in accessory nasal sinuses caused by blocked sinus drainage from swollen nasal mucosa. Irritation from dust bacteria and pollen inflames mucosa and allows nasal bacteria to trouble the airways. spraying with a mild nonirritant helps most colds. When a cold lasts over a week he finds cloudiness in sinuses and relief by washing sinuses with a mild alkaline solution.
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G. M. Maxwell
Roanoke
Recalculated Antarctic Temperatures Compare Hemisphere
Observations by Antarctic explorers yield a new mean annual temperature south of the equator about two and three quarters degrees lower than north of it. Northern seasonal variation is twice that of the southern, with warmer summers and colder winters in the north relative to the southern hemisphere.
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Equator
Woman recounts recovery with Cardui treatment in Texas
Mrs W M Peden of Navasota Texas credits the Cardui Home Treatment for reversing a nervous run down health. She describes weakness sleeplessness and fatigue improving after starting Cardui and later using it as a tonic. She urges other women to try Cardui noting many endorsements and says all druggists sell it.
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Navasota
Texas
W. M. Peden
Cardus
Cardui
Lean
Foundation stone casket for English building outlined by Wells
The Manchester Guardian reports a builder plans a foundation stone casket in ferro concrete. Raymond Wells suggests contents include common items and a prewar mail order catalog, medicines, a dietary, a typewriter, sewing machine, dressing bag, current events reel, almanacs, timetables, maps and town plans.
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England
Manchester Guardian
Wells
Whitaker
Almansac
Bradshaw
Paedeker
Coin of Yap Durable Medium for Trade
Yap uses limestone wheels up to 12 feet in diameter as its chief medium of exchange. The coins endure, resist theft, and defy counterfeiting, but would require a motor truck to cash a Yap check. Other media include pearl shell and dried coconut kernel, yet the distinctive discs define the economy.
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United States
Japan
Carolines
Harding
Notably Confused Roosters Decline Road Safety
A Columbus Dispatch quip contrasts blonde and brunette chickens as drivers react differently to road hazards. The blonde bird is described as uncertain and chaotic, causing drivers to slow, while the brunette shows steadiness and adherence to the right of way.
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Columbus Dispatch
Burglary Starter Inmates Exchange Deportment Warning
A London Tit Bits snippet depicts a burglar starting a term as an old man observes closely. The veteran inmate slips a note and urges him to “Tie in for life” and to post it after release. The scene suggests awkward guidance amid prison life.
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Newcom
London
Language cues show hotel attributes in tourist ads
A newspaper notes a playful pictorial scheme used by English tourist hotels abroad. Elevators display a boy in uniform, a departing car signals courage, and lawn tennis courts appear as a racquet. The system helps readers quickly gauge hotel offerings without wading through full advertisements.
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Hotel of Courage
Fruit From Cacti Showる Burbank's Plant Wizardry
Fruit from cacti, Bur bank, the plant wizard, claims new caet that bear eye catching fruits with peach like flavor. They are very sweet with 12 to 1 percent sugar and can be eaten fresh or made into sweetmeats. Varied colors, red juices suit coloring for lees jellies and candies.
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Burbank
Tightwada dollar grip reflects scarcity mindset
A terse observation notes men clinging to a dollar as if it were their final chance to save. The piece hints at economic strain and social attitudes toward money in a tight market.
Hair relic of Napoleon discovered in Italian watch
A gold watch owned by Princess Pauline contains a hidden lock of Napoleon Bonaparte's hair. The note confirms the hair's origin, making the piece a potential national treasure. Signora Franchi requests purchase by the Italian government for a museum.
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Viareggio
Italy
Naples
Longwood
St. Helena
Pauline
Napoleon II
Pacini
Saplo
New York
Francesca Franch
Princess Pawline
Signora Pranchi
Signora Lanchi
Disdained Knife and Fork in New York Restaurant Tale
Tex Rickard recalled a fat wealthy man who ordered vast breakfast portions and ate with a ladle, denying the idea he used knife or fork. He and a friend wagered on whether the man would use utensils, but both were proved wrong as the man ate with a ladle.
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Tex Rickard
New York
Jim
George
Mr. Rickard
Diamond Wearing Mouse Causes Office Stir in New York
Genevieve Allen of New York feeds a curious tale after a diamond wearing mouse is found in her office. She pursues proof to confirm the incident possibly with gas or hypnosis but lets the creature escape. the recovered diamond earring is handed to Acting District Attorney Batfon.
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Genevieve Allen
New York
Swan
Maine
Miss Allen
al {Hough
Bat Fon
Rooster Crowing Trial Ends In Local Nuisance Case
A rooster in Volschin’s poultry run faced a public nuisance charge after school children were allegedly disturbed by its crowing. The case was adjourned to allow the rooster’s owner to tipper, with the judge noting the bird’s defiant crow and questioning the value of the legal action before the proceedings are resumed.
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Volschin
Jie
Oeenslone
China
New Role for Baby Johnny in a Scotshow Tale
Fragmentary Scots humor piece recounts a mother guiding her child Johnny through a playful imagined role. The vignette hints at a teetering baby carriage and a lighthearted domestic scene from a Scottish newspaper.
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Johnny
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