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My Way of Doing Things Poem by Berton Braley
A 1923 poem notes different methods can both succeed. The speaker says others’ ways seem strange but each person’s approach works for them and should be left as is. The piece reflects individual methods and mutual respect in work styles.
Thought on the poor and the miser from Parker and Proverbs
A religious reflection contrasts a verse from Proverbs with Theodore Parker on the fate of the miser. It emphasizes charity and the spiritual cost of hoarding wealth. No events or individuals beyond the quoted figures are described.
Dimmers Unsafe in Residential Streets, Safer with Bright Lights
The article argues that driving with only dimmers is unsafe on city streets outside show window areas. It notes many cars lack tail lights and calls for mandatory tail lights before safe dimmer use. Police warn drivers against bright lights, but stronger headlights are deemed safer overall.
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Americas
Time Is Opportunity in the Procrastinator and the City
A columnist urges parents to curb loafing youths at soda shops and street corners, linking laziness to crime and venereal disease. The piece cites Voltaire on time’s value and warns that procrastination harms individuals and posterity, urging readers to reflect and act now rather than delay.
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Americas
Inoy
Dad
Voltaire
The Two Greatest Laws and Civic Cycles
A concise exploration of Cause and Effect and the Law of Repetitions as Herbert Spencer framed them. It traces cyclic government evolution from aristocracy to monarchy to anarchy, democracy, and back, with Russia cited as an example of both order and disorder. It notes how weak monarchs delegating power can shift monarchy toward aristocracy.
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Herbert Spencer
Russia
It Pays to Advertise As Coca Cola Seemed to Begin
An editorial review notes Coca Cola started with 66 gallons sold for 25 dollars and reinvested profits into advertising, creating immense goodwill. It cites Wall Street Journal commentary on paying 70 million for goodwill and traces similar early ad starts for William Wrigley, L E Waterman, Hupp Motor, and others, concluding advertising pays.
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Wall Street Journal
Wiliam Wrigley Copmany
John Allen
Printer’s Ink Magazine
L. E. Waterman
Hupp Motor Company
Walton Tribune
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
A Times-Recorder roundup recalls events from December 14, 1909 and earlier. Details include Pastor Allen Fort’s Nashville appointment, a Burke plantation hunting party, a growing empty stocking fund, and notes on individuals from Americus and beyond. Also mentions Will Allen’s career move, At Home Club plans, local visits, and turkey prices in Americus.
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W. A. Dodson
R. W. Hollman
B. T. Joel Dedwyler
Moreland
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Atlanta
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Joey Brower
Func
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Will R. Allen
Douglas, Thomas & Davidson
Em Prince
Willie Cato
the Plains
Lena Ford
L. D. Lockhart
Dawson
George Fields
Mr. Fields
McAdoo Urged to Lead Democrats to Victory in 1924
The Cordele Dispatch argues the Democrats should unite behind William G. McAdoo to defeat Coolidge in the 1924 election. It warns that party support is needed against exploitation by manufacturing interests and tariff policies, claiming McAdoo can win easily with widespread backing.
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William G. Mc-Adoo
Mc-Adoo
America
McAdoo
Cordele Dispatch
Weevil Chucklers Share Cotton Market Jest
A 500 pound bale of cotton is valued at about 173 dollars excluding seed. A farmer who once vowed to skip planting cotton due to weevils now jokes that he will plant cotton again next year. The article notes the pests in their winter rest and the farmer's shifted stance.
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Albany Herald
Three Smiles and a Dinosaur at the Ison Marche
A fragment from the Florida Times Union notes a dinosaur on display at the Ison Marche. The piece includes humorous exchanges about names and a London story about a court misnaming a Jew, a radio comment on dual perspectives, and a candlelit Uxbridge bowls match won by Knight, reflecting varied humor and social quips.
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Neurich
Florida
Fimes-Union
Christmas Gift Advice by TOM SIMS
A humorous column lists affordable gift ideas and jests about Christmas shopping in 1923 1924 era. It suggests practical items like asbestos gloves towels and artificial flowers while joking about neighbors mumps and common seasonal obstacles.
Medical Doctor Specialists to Visit Windsor Hotel Americus
A medical specialist duo will be at the Windsor Hotel in Americus on Saturday December 29 from 10 AM to 4 PM. They offer non surgical treatment for chronic diseases and deformities, including liver stomach bladder bowel eye nose throat lung and skin conditions, rheumatism paralysis epilepsy and developmental issues in children. Free examinations, with treatment sent from their Minneapolis laboratory, and vaccines used in modern practice. Married women urged to attend with husbands and children with parents.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Adv
Useful Christmas Presents at 95c and more
Advertises a wide range of discounted holiday goods from gloves and scarves to towels and linens. Highlights ladies and men’s wear including kid gloves, silk ties, stock ings, sheets, pillow cases, and embroidered linens with prices from 25c to $5.00, emphasizing value and abundance.
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