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Marriage brings joy in Americas for Hill and McAfee
Old Days in Americas Ten Years Ago Today reports the marriage of Miss Weylah Hill and Mr Howell McAfee at noon. It also notes several social visits, travels to Isle of Palms, and local family movements including Mr Edward Giles's improving condition and a Perry Perry wedding witnessed by many friends. The school board election for an assistant principal at Farlow school is described, with Dr McNair finally securing the post after 27 ballots. Thirty years ago today, Monday morning had no paper published.
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Costly tariff, income taxes blamed for high living costs
The article argues the Fordney McCumber tariff raises the cost of living and that further income tax cuts would not significantly ease the burden. It notes 1921 income tax returns topped 6.6 million filers, while total federal revenue and the tariff's impact on prices weigh on about 110 million Americans, especially 40 million workers and farmers.
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Farmers seek steady income to boost profits and independence
The piece argues for diversified year round cash crops beyond cotton and corn to lessen farmers’ dependence on volatile markets. It notes success in sections of Sumter County with regular cream sales and small crops, and urges Canada US liquor controls and further cooperation, urging Mellon to act promptly.
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Advertising as a Royal Lesson in Publicity
The article compares advertising to Sir Walter Raleigh’s clever ploy to gain access to Queen Elizabeth, arguing that modern advertising attracts favorable attention and serves both seller and reader. It emphasizes advertising as a vital force that informs, satisfies needs, and links American manufacturers to everyday life, urging reader support for ads.
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I Love to Ride the Countryside Poemarton
A playful verse of a speaker praising countryside scents and blossoms. The speaker contrasts roses and daisies with other flowers like golden rod and lilacs, humorously failing to recall names yet claiming a strong sense of smell. The poem ends with a shy confession about botany and unable to recall flower names while enjoying the perfumes.
Fragmented Parade of Quotations and Vignettes from an Early 20th Century Column
A collage of short aphorisms and quick jests touches politics commerce and everyday life. It riffs on overseas events U S politics Prohibition and local curiosities with playful wordplay and dated social commentary. Notable items mention Oregon train delays Chinese stereotypes and a Florida University honor reaction.
Victory Arch Receives Fresh Coat of Paint
Waycross June 26 The Victory Arch is undergoing a new and brighter coat of paint as workers prepare the landmark for summer visitors. Local officials say the fresh finish will enhance the avenue entrance and reflect the city’s growing tourism.
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Three Smiles Dressed Pearl Beau Visits In Business Suit
A playful exchange notes a beau visiting in a business suit, with Sarah affirming the visit and remarking on the formal attire and serious tone. The snippet suggests social nuance and light banter without asserting wider events.
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Sarah
Tam's Worry Sparks Questionable Notes
Parker asks Tam what is wrong as Tam replies with garbled lines about two natas and unclear phrases. The fragment suggests confusion or a cipher but lacks clear entities or events to anchor a full report.
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