Announcement of Thomas W. Hardwick for U S Senate Georgia
Thomas W Hardwick announces candidacy for United States Senate to fill the unexpired term of late Senator Watson subject to Democratic primary. He stresses a old school Democratic creed including Washingtonian foreign policy, local self government, opposition to federal anti lynching laws, fiscal restraint, strong defense, limited immigration, and equal opportunity with a square deal for all.
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People of
Georgia
United States Senate
Watson
Washington
Senate
George Washington
Ifa
Congress
Gitiven
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Republic
House
United States
T R in the Barber's Chair at Roosevelt's June 1902
The piece recalls a June 1902 moment in the cabinet room where Roosevelt, seated in a skeleton reclining chair during a shave, chatted freely. Major Loeffler, guarding the door, is cited as Roosevelt dismissing two envoys and dictating the welcome.
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T. R
Roosevelt
H. Hi, Kohlsaat
Knight of the Razor
Major Loeffler
Grant
State Hay
Rarkes
John Hay Gelit
Gene Old Pauncefote
Changes in a Great City Stage The Shifting Local Scene
A nostalgic column notes how urban life and roles evolve while basic city dynamics persist. It recalls a corner church replaced by a movie house and a garage, with ministers, deacons, producers, cashiers, and landlords continuing to shape daily commerce and press attention despite changing times.
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War Department
Katherine Negleyn Judge
Figured In Early History The Name Syrenius In Luke
The article explains that Cyrenius, the governor of Syria, is the Greek form of Quirinus Publius Sulpicius Quirinus. He governed around 12 B.C. and oversaw the first census and taxation during Augustus' decree for world taxation. He later governed Syria again after a different successor.
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Syrenius
Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
Syria
Quirinus
Publius Sulpicius Quirinus
Augustus
M. Lollius
Growth as Universal Life Index in Scientific Monthly
Prof Ralph Lillie argues that growth remains the universal indicator of life across organisms from bacteria to higher beings. He notes that ongoing synthetic processes sustain life, while destructive metabolism rises as development proceeds. Growth tests in cultures remain a gauge of living presence.
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Ralph 8. Lillie
Neal Research Laboratory
Cleveland
Ohio
Scientific Monthly
Quails Described as Allies Urged Protection by Minnesota Group
The Minnesota Humane Society executive committee declares quails songbirds and allies of farmers. Resolutions urge farmers statewide to feed and care for them, noting grain spent repays via pest and weed seed destruction. Quail shooting should be banned indefinitely to prevent extermination, says Sam F Fullerton.
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Minnesota Humane Society
Sam F. Fullerton
Society
Royalty Weds Commoner In Historic Match
The duke of Argyll wed Princess Louise, daughter of Queen Victoria, in a union echoing a medieval precedent last seen in 1359 when Edward III arranged Margaret's marriage to John Hastings. The historic pairing highlights royal ties across generations and deviations from typical noble alliances.
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Duke of Argyll
Louise
Queer Victoria
England
Edward III
Margaret
John Hastings
Earl of Pembroke
Mosquitoes No Problem for Eighty-Year Resident
A summer boarder needles Mr Cobbles about mosquitoes. He replies that, after living eighty years, a man can get used to anything, per the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Mr. Cobbles
Birmingham Age- Herald
Lyceum Course Attractions Announced by Committee
The local Lyceum course reveals a strong season with Redpath Bureau furnishing all numbers. Highlights include V. S. Watkins performing dramatic interpretation and the Laura Werno Ladies Quartet presenting musical episodes from Colonial to Civil War eras, with period costumes and modern songs.
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Lyceum
Redpath Bureau
Laura Verne
Killarney
Werno
Laura Werno
Miss Werno
Miss Verne
Georgia Proposes Amendment on Judge Salary for 1922 Vote
Proclamation by Governor Thomas W. Hardwick announcing submission to voters on November 7, 1922, of a proposed amendment to Article 6 Section 13 Paragraph 1 to fix the salary of the Superior Court judge in Richmond and Augusta Circuits. The measure would require Richmond County to supplement the salary, totaling seven thousand dollars per year, with ratification required by two thirds of the General Assembly and voter approval. Secretary of State G. McLendon.
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Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
State of Georgia
Richmond County
State of
Judicial Circuit
Richmond
General Assembly
Superior
Count of
The
Augusta Circuit
Augusta
Gener Assembly
Thomas Wardwick
Administrator's Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia 1922
By order of Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary this sale will occur on the first Tuesday in November 1922 at the courthouse door. It includes parcels 717 and 779 in Lumpkin County Fifth District First Section totaling about 80 acres with dwelling and outbuildings. Proceeds cover debts of F A Crane deceased and heirs share. Cash terms. H Heap administrator of K A Crane deceased.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Court of Ordinary
Lumpkin’ County
F. A. Crane
F.A. Crane
H. Heap
K. A. Crayr
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V. S. Watkins
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George Broadhurst
Fortune Hunter
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Cadman
America
Laura Verno
Ipathloneng
Cardus
Nannie Brown
Black Rock
Ark
Carduil
G. McLendon
Dahlonega
Auraria
Mill Creek
Nimb Blewill
Mark Kendalls
Hightower
Davis
Cane Creek
Yahoomn
Porter Springs
Chestatee
Crumbly
Shoal Creek
Wahoo
Maria's Ford
Ponrer
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