Trade hinges on friendship not pure competition
The editorial argues that commerce thrives when clerks and salespeople cultivate friendship, noting trusted relations boost sales across professions. It highlights North Carolina farmers attracted to Georgia for tobacco, urging Georgia to grow through productive lands, diverse crops, and welcoming dirt farmers rather than relying on syndicates.
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Georgia
Illinois
Union
North Pole
Moultrie Observer
North Georgia
Florida
Hollywood Scandal Remains Unproved and Incomplete
A fragmented Hollywood report recalls arrests over actress targeting plots and kidnap rumors but notes no prison terms or final convictions. The column mocks sensational press agents and mocks reader memory while summarizing French cartoons about Hindenburg and a cautionary auto headlight parody.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Market Upward Drift Lifts Cotton Prices In Americus
Ten points higher than yesterday with December quoted at 9.80 cents. Americus remains a profitable market for local farmers despite seasonal advances, as buyers seek home raised meat wheat and other products from Sumter and nearby counties.
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Tye
Americus
Sumter
Ann Walker
J. A. Walker
Sallie
Floyd Johnson
Atlanta
J. W. Hightower
Lee Street
Louise
Rouse Hamilton
Democrest
Evelyn Bell
Sarah Britton
Harrold Avenue
Brothers All Over the World Dinner in Honolulu Reflects Racial Pride
A Honolulu dinner hosted by Dr. Dai Yan Chang gathers Chinese elites and American visitors to discuss universities, travel, and world culture. James Yenfi outlines a monumental plan to educate hundreds of millions in China with a simplified writing system and 96 lesson method, predicting China’s future newspaper-readership to surpass the United States and Europe. The gathering contrasts Western racial assumptions with Chinese self pride, recalling a Ceylon royal salon where books and philosophy shared the stage. The tone questions whether such cosmopolitan culture marks superiority or mere kinship.
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Buddha
India
Jesus
New York
Brotherhood of Races
Honolulu
Dai Yan Chang
Orient
James Y. C. Yenfi
China
United States
Europe
America
Say, Mom, dust cloth missing during car lesson
A narrator recalls misplacing a dust cloth just after a brand new item vanished. The scene shifts to car teaching, with instruction on clutch and engine gas as gears shift, all in a bustling class moment.
Controversial Quote Sparks Debate on Brotherhood
A fragmentary line raises questions about racial solidarity and kinship. Readers debate whether the speaker’s wording respects shared humanity or crosses lines of insult, reflecting wider tensions in community discourse.
Browning Accused Giving Parents Money Adopting Papers
Edward H Browning a millionaire real estate dealer has chosen Marie Louise Spas a 16 year old as a companion for another adopted child Dorothy The girl born to immigrant parents in New Yorks East Side rose from slums to a caretaker role and dreams of ballet training while learning genteel manners Her sister Lina ill with tuberculosis in Colorado remains in her thoughts The article notes community happenings with Rev EM Clapp and local residents plus a Sunday League gathering invitation.
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Cinderella
Marie Louise Spas
Edward H. Browning
Dorothy
Marie
America
New York
East Side
Spas
Metropolitan Opera House
Lone
Colorado
Services at the Lutheran church Sunday at 2 pm
Miss Mary Edgar Part of Ellaville spent a week here with Misses Janity and Frances Holloway and left Sunday with Miss Frances Holloway for a visit. Willie Mae and Claude Greene of Montezuma visited Mr and Mrs Philip Greene. Little Miss Margaret Ruth Black of Atlanta visits aunt Mrs George Wicker. J W Clapp visits his son.
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E. M. Clapp
Byron
Addie Wicker
Americus
Martha Clapp
George Wicker
Howard Bedenbaugh
Albany
Lizzie Bedenbaugh
Albert Bedenbaugh
Lutheran Church
Mary Edgar Part
Ellaville
Janity
Frances Holloway
Willie Mae
Claude Greene
Montezuma
Philip Greene
Margaret Ruth Black
Atlanta
J. W. Clapp
You Can't Trust Calomel at All
An old-time consumer ad warns against calomel citing dangers to the liver and bones. It promotes Padson’s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute, claiming it cleanses the liver without causing salivation and is safe for children.
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Dad
Calomel
Padson
Dodson
Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy Promises Purifying Effects
An advertisement from the HOBO MEDICINE COMPANY of Beaumont Texas touts Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy as a money back treatment that purifies the body by aiding kidneys and eliminating poisons. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from their neighborhood druggist and write for a free story of discovery.
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Hobo Medicine Company
Beaumont
Texas
Cure for Stomach and Liver Ailments Promised by Remedy
A 66 year old man claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his severe stomach and liver troubles after two years of suffering. The simple preparation is said to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation causing most gut and liver ailments. One dose may convince. money refunded. Sold by all druggists. -ady.3
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Mayr
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