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Quotes on life and interdependence from Rom 14 7 and Fuller
A reflective note cites two maxims about shared humanity. The first states no one lives for themselves or dies for themselves, while the second asserts even the greatest relies on the smallest. The proverbs emphasize mutual reliance and communal responsibility.
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today Observed
From the Times-Recorder June 30 1913 the tale recalls John Wheatleys eightieth birthday celebrated quietly at home and his sixty years in Americus. It notes Wheatley Ansley store founding in 1890 and Gordon Howell aiding hospital benefit with vocal selections. Mentions Leonard C Parker graduation honors at the Georgia Military Academy. Also lists travel to Monteagle Tenn and past events from 30 years ago including drug store purchase and social anniversaries.
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Political upheaval looms in a busy year ahead
The piece notes factions within the Democratic and Republican camps over prohibition and the international court, splits between Harding supporters and irreconcilables, and the looming third party specter. It mentions Henry Ford’s political aspirations and predicts a lively, chaotic year for politicians, even in Georgia, with ordinary people expectant of entertainment from the muddle.
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Unity of Interest Is Banker's Plea at Iowa College
George E. Roberts vice president of City National Bank of New York urged unity of social interests in a speech at Iowa State College of Agriculture. He warned that industrial organization has outpaced ordinary understanding and that workers must grasp their role and benefits to maintain loyalty, citing limited efforts to educate laborers about shared welfare.
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Jumbled Politics Prospects For 1924
Political campaign managers face a troubled year as party leaders clash over which pathway offers safety through the looming election. The article notes a lack of clear issues, a possible Republican renomination for Harding, and the volatile wet versus dry topic likely to dominate the next year’s campaign.
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Aunt Martha's Corner Cupboard Advertisements Inspire Interest
Aunt Martha presents ordinary household items as remarkable, sharing stories behind each advertisement. The daily newspaper features these ads to offer useful information that can save money and time, highlighting how even small notices carry meaningful value.
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Editorial Comment on Misuse of At versus In
The Jacksonville Times-Union notes a common error among newswriters misusing at when in and calls for correct usage. It explains that in should replace at for locations such as in Jacksonville and clarifies that one swims in a river, not at it.
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Missouri Tightens Prohibition Law According to Albany Herald
The Albany Herald notes Missouri strengthens its prohibition statute, calling it the most drastic yet enacted and stating it even imposes penitentiary terms for officers failing to enforce the law. Missouri sheriffs must stay vigilant to avoid trouble.
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Don't Worry Optimist Poem of Finding Strength in Hard Times
A 1923 Daily Poem from the N E A Service counsels cheer in adversity. It contrasts urging others to laugh off misfortune with personal doubt when facing ongoing troubles and aching teeth. It playfully questions whether poets practice what they preach and ends with the line Something Else Again.
Witty Parade of Headlines From A Bright Day
A collage of quips on labor in wheat fields, sun worship, booze wars, speeding cars, hot weather outfits, and sports. Mentions Ty Cobb, Dempsey Gibbons, Germany’s money value, Harding tours, and whimsical notes on poets, police, and fashion.
Pecans the money crop for farmers in Georgia and Florida
Editor Brown urges farmers to plant pecans as a lucrative addition to crop plans. An acre of Georgia pecans is worth more than an acre of Florida oranges, a point echoed by Georgia and Florida business leaders. The Tifton Gazette notes three thousand dollars weekly spent on feed shipped from local farms, suggesting cheaper, locally raised feed could cut costs and improve profits.
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Three Smiles Giving Them a Ride
An anecdotal scene from Holmes Store News describes a flapper powdering her nose and planning a night out while a couple walking in the country watches cattle in affectionate contact. The man makes a risqué remark, and the woman notes it is her father's cow, ending the vignette with witty urban rural banter.
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The Cabbage and Copper Kettle Tale
A California and a New Englander exchange bragging tales about giant cabbage and enormous copper kettles. They joke that the kettle could boil California cabbage, while the other insists the size serves a far apart riveting task, highlighting regional brag.
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