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Georgia
Frostis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Les Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Thoughtful Proverbs and Destiny Quote Card
A devotional note pairs Proverbs guidance with Richter’s line on destiny. It urges parental care and hopeful discipline at the cradle, framing moral instruction as a path to future destiny. The compact pair reads as a period piece urging prudent parenting and reflective destiny.
County Agent Demonstrated as Vital to Farmers in Quitman
The Tifton Gazette notes county agent Chandler has aided farmers in marketing crops in nearby counties. Through cooperative sales he supervised, $68,276.69 of products were sold for cash, yielding farmers $6,571.25 above market value. In October sales totaled $17,500 with $1,818.75 above market price, November rose to $40,776.69 with $4,752.50 above market. The effort focused on peanuts and sweet potatoes, and Chandler saved farmers more than his year’s salary in November alone.
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Chandler
Ben
Tift County
Ownership shifts as income taxes fail to deter progress
The passage notes that taxes on high incomes do not affect those with incomes and have facilitated broad public ownership of major industries and utilities. Ownership has moved from a few to many, expanding property in industrial enterprises and public services.
Radio Exposition Showcases Youth and Giant Loudspeaker
The Third Annual Radio Exposition at Grand Central Palace New York featured youths aged ten to eighteen leading in pamphlet collection and questions. General Electric demonstrated the world’s most powerful loudspeaker with a five mile range, aimed at parks and large auditoriums, signaling a shift toward unified systems and higher powered broadcasting for civic service.
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Grand Central Palace
New York
General Electric Company
Public affairs view on La Follette presidential bid
A national lawyer with long experience says La Follette’s campaign clarified core issues. He notes support for government railroad ownership and limits on Supreme Court power to strike laws, arguing the debates informed the public and may strengthen the nation. He urges voters be informed on business and government principles.
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Senator la Follette
United States Supreme Court
Congress
la Follette
Old Days In Americas Ten Years Ago Today
A Times Recorder item recalls events from December 29 1914 with notes on Mr James Reese visiting from Miami and Mrs Reese staying with her mother Mrs P L Holt. It mentions a fall by Mrs John Ross fracturing a limb and Central Railway officials visiting Americus to discuss side track extensions. Also references historic wells on courthouse square sites.
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Times Recorder
James Reese
Miami
Fla
Americus
Spgar
Central
Hampton Street
Lamar Street
Planters Bank
Fstel Windsor
A. W. Smit Furniture Co
More Than Fourteen Thousand Proposals In Congress
The current Congress has seen over 14 000 laws proposed with a new bill every four minutes on average. Most will not advance, but the flood reflects a push for rapid legal changes as problems arise, while education on alcohol impacts remains key to enforcement. Football history notes mark Intercollegiate play’s fifty fifth year since 1869 Princeton Rutgers.
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Congress
Princeton
Rutgers
France on paying war debts tightens stance
France is strengthening its financial position to honor war debts as taxes flood the central treasury at about 23 billion francs annually, surpassing budget needs and leaving room for debt payments. Tax exempt securities in the United States reach over 13 billion dollars and grow by 1 billion yearly, prompting concerns over government borrowing beyond income. World population has surged from 141 to about 247 million in fifty years, signaling crowding and persistent hunger amid overproduction fears. Also noted is a legal public sale listing by Sumter County Georgia of J W Harris estate stock of goods with a December 31 1924 sale date.
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France
Mellon
Germany
British Isles
United States
Georgia
Sumter County
Court of Ordinary
J. W. Harris
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Louise Rodgers
Jessie Weeks
Tin Bell
Nannie Sue Bell
Kate Asrn
Ellen Estes
Mary Kate” Scarborough
Rose “Sherlock
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Eva
Anna Leu “Webb
Mabel Rooks
Flossie Dunn
Annie May Edwards
Ethel Schneider
Leila Rowland
Susie Bell Payne
Naomi Stowe
Freddie Shipp
W. B. Heys
Uncle Sam
Mother
NEA Service, Inc
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American Steam Laundry
South Jackson Street
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Amer
Turkey
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