Controlling Boll Weevil with Calcium Arsenate Dust Methods
Instructions advocate using pure calcium arsenate dust applied with dusting gear in still air, preferably at night, starting when weevils are present across fields. Dosage 5 to 7 pounds per acre, with dusting every four days until four applications, then pause until needed. Emphasizes early dusting, re-dusting after heavy rain, and continuing until weevils are under control.
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B. R. Coad
Tallulah
Republicans Fool the Farmer by False Philosophy
Senator Underwood warns farmers that tariff proposals claiming to aid agriculture are misleading. He argues protection shifts costs to other citizens, stating the net effect is tax burdens for little farming benefit. He condemns using taxation for manufacturer profits rather than government revenue.
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Underwood
May Meeting Planned by Fayetteville Woman's Club
Fayetteville Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon May 29 at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. D. Redwine.
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Fayetteville Woman's Club
State U S Convention to Be Held in Columbus
Plans advance for the State Sunday School Convention in Columbus June 13 to 15. W H Young leads a committee with C R McAllister J R Fitzpatrick Hamlin W Ford T C Kendrick E W Stephens Dr F M Jenkins and Mrs C M Trulock assisting. Local sponsors include Muscogee County Sunday School Association Kiwanis Rotary Chamber of Commerce and city departments. Hinton Booth of Statesboro will preside with state officials and out of state speakers expected.
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Columbus
W. H. Young
Young
C. R. McAllister
J. R. Fitzpatrick
Hamlin W. Ford
T. C. Kendrick
E. W. Stephens
F. M. Jenkins
C. M. Trulock
Muscogee County Sunday School Association
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
City Federation of Women’s Club
City of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Muscogee County Commissioners
Advertising Club
Georgia
Hinton Booth
Statesboro
State Sunday School Association
First Fayetteville Cream Shipment Netted for McElvaney
The first can of sour cream shipped from Fayetteville by G. and G. Hardware Co. for Mr. K. W. McElvaney contained thirty four pounds of cream with 40 percent butter fat. It sold for 1 and a check for 4.62 arrived Tuesday morning from the creamery. The product came from four cows in four days and will net about 9.00 per month per cow for the cream only. The gain aims to boost farm prosperity and boll weevil resistance, with more cream shipments expected.
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Fayetteville
G. & G. Hardware Co
K. W. McElvaney
McBelvaney
Two Georgia Tech Seniors Share Scholastic Top Honors
Atlanta May 24 Two Golden Tornado stars Albert Staton tackle and Oscar Davis guard tie for first in the senior class honor roll at Georgia Tech Staton former All Southern selections in two positions and Tech basketball player Davis noted for All American and All Southern mentions Both hold Gold T scholarships and Phi Kappa Phi membership Staton aids Tech Y M A work and religious activity
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Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Golden Tornado
Albert Staton
Oscar Davis
Staton
Tech
Davis
Yellow Jackets
Phi Kappa Phi
Tech Y. M
Fayetteville Woman's Club annual report May 1922
Fayetteville Woman's Club reviews an extended eighteen month year due to changes in club year limits. The report highlights 12 meetings, library improvements with 919 total volumes, a new book checking system, and fundraising for library and Domestic Science equipment. Clerical work, cemetery improvements, child welfare efforts, and support for schools and teachers are noted, with memorial events for Confederate soldiers and a donation-driven Christmas forward for Far Eastern relief.
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Fayetteville Woman’s Club
Becker
State Board of Health
Templeton
State Library Commission
Little Park
County Federation
Woolsey
Wesley Turnipseed
Evolution of Early Ballroom Dances
The earliest ballroom dance was the quadrille around 1815 followed by the lancer in 1836. The polka appeared in 1835 and the waltz from Germany dated to 1795 but gained popularity later. The two step is an American invention.
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Germany
Woman's Club Elects Officers At April Meeting
The April gathering at Mrs. A. L. Matthews home elected officers for the new club year. President is Mrs. L. A. Ingram, Vice President Mrs. H. D. Redwine, Recording Secretary Mrs. L. M. Lester, Corresponding Secretary Miss Marylu Graham, Treasurer Mrs. D. B. Blalock, Librarian Mrs. Helen Harrell.
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L. A. Ingram
L. M. Lester
A. L. Matthews
Jim Farrer
Edd Dixon
Will Beadles
Matthews
H. D. Redwine
L. M. Les
Marylu Graham
D. B. Blalock
Helen Harrell
Health Officers of State to Hold Institute
An institute for county and municipal health officers will be held in Atlanta at Emory University school of medicine during the week of June 5. Prominent speakers are scheduled and the annual event is expected to attract more attendees than last year’s Augusta gathering with the school of public health.
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Institute For
Atlanta
Emory University School of Medicine
Institute of These Health Officers
Augusta
School of Public Health
Augusta Institute
Pershing
American Legion
Regular Army
Congress
Mighty Organs Listed by Stops and Pipes
The Haarlem instrument has sixty stops and 8 000 pipes followed by the Albert Hall organ with 125 stops. St George's Hall Liverpool organ has 110 stops. A Saint Louis organ claims 150 stops and another in Sydney Town hall has 126 stops.
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Haarlem
Albert Hall
St. George's Hall
Liverpool
St. Louis
Sydney Town Hall
London
Cabbage Lesson Sparks Family Dinner Commentary
In a light exchange from the Boston Transcript a daughter asks her mother how to tell the disposition of a cabbage as she follows a recipe that calls for a good-hearted cabbage. The humorous scene centers on domestic life and kitchen mishaps.
Noted Atlanta Educator Caroline Crawley Dies at 78
Funeral held in Fayetteville for Caroline Crawley founder of Crawley private school and former head of Bessie Tift College influence in Georgia education. Survivor list includes sister M A Blalock and several nieces and nephews. Her work shaped preparatory education in Atlanta and Georgia.
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Caroline Crawley
Lee Street
Atlanta
M. A. Blalock
Fayetteville
Eva Thornton
Maud Moyers
A. O. Blalock
A. C. Blalock
Jonseboro
T. P. Zellars
Newnan
G. Z. Blalock
Jonesboro
Braxton Blalock
Hardwick
Crawley
Miledgeville
Bessie Tift
Forsyth
Baptists of Georgia
The Life of a Pearl in Ancient Civilizations
A reflection on the pearl as a symbol of mortality. The piece compares a pearl to man, noting its life ends despite care. It questions evidence of ancient tomb pearls surviving air exposure, suggesting relics crumble from deterioration.
Man With Horns Report From Rand to London Tit Bits
Johannesburg correspondent notes a native with springbok like horns who began growing horns at age nine and is kept under medical interest. He may be sent to Europe for study. Buenos Aires features the Jockey Club on Calle Florida, famed for its marble staircase and old chateau furniture. A Buenos Aires opera house Teatro Colon is mentioned as world renowned. A moral: be content with what you have at home rather than chasing abroad.
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Rand
Johannesburg
London
Europe
Buenos Aires
Teatro Colon
Jockey Club
Calle Florida
Fifth Avenue
War fears fade as 1922 notes call for unity and reform
Editorials urge continued readiness and a strong regular army while criticizing war graft and crime. A call for a "good fellow ship" week promotes harmony and community aid, alongside reports of war bonus debates and the hiring of a farm agent in Butts county funded by the local Kiwanis club.
Miner’s Cradle and Device to Save Bird Lives
A description explains the miner’s cradle for separating gold from pay dirt using a rocking box with a perforated bottom and canvas screen to trap gold on rifled bars. It also notes perches around lighthouses in Holland attract resting birds, reducing bird strikes near beacon beams.
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Holland
Rapid Education Quips on Sense and Disposition
A Richmond Times Dispatch excerpt features Char coal Eph voicing a blunt take on common sense and behavior. The character comments on gathering information about a person’s disposition in a folksy, regional idiom.
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Charcoal Eph
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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