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Editorial on Georgia progress and patriotism amid criticism
Editor Rainey urges Georgians to stop slandering the state and highlights progress in Georgia including roads funded by federal aid, high spending on common and higher education, and a robust economy. the piece defends Georgia against claims of inferiority while stressing continued advancement and self reliance. It also blends reflections on tolerance, governance, and social trends with international anecdotes about leaders and prisoners, concluding with a call to value Georgia and oneself.
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Americus Social Life and Business Moves Highlight Times-Recorder Feature
President Carl S Glover pledges strong fall effort to elevate the Americus and Sumter Chamber of Commerce. Miss Willie Wiliford visits Avans and Miss Sarah Sheffield hosts a Country Club dance with guests from Americus, Atlanta, Albany and more. Robert Walters departs for Nachez Mississippi to join Swift and Co. Miss Lillian Dill marries D L Todd of Americus in Cordele. Also notes from 30 years ago about E A Cutts of Savannah visiting, crops outlook, hoecake at home, and locals traveling or hosting guests amid a heated term.
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Newspapers Should Print All News To Preserve Democracy
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Blue Monday Bunk Says The Lazy Feeling Is Real
A reader voice laments the drag of laziness that grips on Mondays and lurks into the week. The piece traces a cycle from Monday’s sluggish start through Tuesday’s mounting workload, arguing the so-called Blue Monday is just a morale block to be shaken off.
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Modesty and craft in Corra Harris’s writing craft
Corra Harris notes that good writing requires hard work beyond talent. Language that reads easily is born from intense effort, drawing on knowledge, thought, feeling, imagination, and life experience. Writing is a talent, trade, art, and life, demanding total concentration to create worthwhile work.
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Bartow Gins First Bale of 1925 Cotton
Talorsville Ga August 24 The first bale of cotton for this county was ginned Tuesday and brought 8 3/8 cents. It was grown by R Henderson of Stilesboro who beat the second bale by 15 minutes. This is the earliest in the season a bale has ever been ginned in this county. Cotton is opening fast and next week the gins over Bartow will be running full time.
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Coal pricing climbs as supply tightens through winter
In a sharp price move, coal costs surge as demand remains strong and transport bottlenecks persist. Utilities and households brace for higher bills while producers signal limited inventories and potential further hikes.
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