America Progress and Churchs Guiding Role in Destiny
Editorial extols American progress and wealth since Plymouth, credits religious liberty and churches for national strength, urges support for a broad church of every choice, and cautions against secularist neglect. It cites Georgia editorials and Florida land prospects to highlight regional optimism and growth opportunities in Sumter, Terrell, and Crisp counties.
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Rysun
America
Church
Cordele
Cordele Dispatch
Florida
Georgia
Sumter
Terrell
Savannah Press Editor Aims to Catch Fellow Editor
CW Sutlive, managing editor of the Savannah Press, describes the notable challenge of catching a fellow editor in an unspecified act, highlighting pressroom rivalry and newsroom humor. The fragment hints at a lighthearted anecdote within the city paper.
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Bill Bif
Sutlive
Savannah Press
Whither Are We Drifting in a Contracted Age
The Chapel Phil notes a young North Carolina aspiring teacher who must sign a contract pledging to take a vital interest in church and Sunday school work and avoid movies and romance. The Charleston paper calls it extreme, asks how a teacher can control others’ thinking and questions whether this violates religious liberty as a broader trend.
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The
Chapel Phil
North Carolina
Charleston News and Courier
Newsboys Christian
Rhode Island Red Hen Society
Please
South Carolina
Upshaw
Georgia
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Americus nostalgia notes from past papers
Ten and twenty years back items recount Americus society trips professors moves and local oddities. Highlights include Fayetteville relatives visits. Prof MeNsiil to become organist. a traveler failing to cross the Georgia Florida line. vacation plans. a 1895 light infantry contest lineup. a henlore theft. bloomer fashion chatter. knickerbocker plans. and a cotton bale sale at Alliance warehouse fetching ten cents.
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Times-Recorder
W. D. Smith
Smith
Eugene Rushin
Fayetteville
Roy S. Bell
Albany
J. E. D. Shinn
Farlow Street
Americus
Hamilton MeNsiil
Cuthbert
Americas
Iisrida
Cave
Land of Flowers
Georgia-Florida State Line
Georgia
Willis Morgan
How much should one know to vote in a time of fame
A voter named Joe Rodriguez from Martinez California travels to Oakland and becomes the city’s most talked about figure after his own apparent murder is reported. The piece argues that public awareness and regulation shape voter knowledge and the era of trust busting under Coolidge. It notes railroad consolidation and the shift from private competition to public regulation, emphasizing the cost implications of monopoly.
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Bill
Butler Herald
Charley Benns
Georgia
Taylor County
The
Herald
Bill Biffen
Benns
Atlante
Joe Rodriguez
Martinezs Cal
Oakland
Joe
Asion
President Coolidge
Roosevelt
Write to Your Folks Again Soon
A brief poem urges readers to write letters to aging parents, noting how easy it is to delay. It emphasizes the joy parents feel when receiving a missive, warns against letting time lapse, and urges consistency in keeping kin informed.
Rare World War Records at Hoover Library
The Hoover War Library at Stanford University has received 44,500 books and pamphlets in multiple languages, including 12,000 Russian and 10,000 French works. Founded in 1919, it preserves official documents, private papers, and international newspaper files on Europe’s war and postwar period, with Hoover a Stanford graduate and trustee.
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Stanford University
Cal
Hoover War Library
Herbert C. Hoover
Musee de la Guerre
Paris
Europe
Hoover
Stanford
Senate Fun Over Vinegar Bill in Georgia
ATLANTA Aug 14 The Senate read Senator Carlisle’s vinegar bill defining the product and requiring proper labeling. A question arose whether the bill served as a receipt for home brew and colleagues Andrews and Knox proposed an amendment to require further rules.
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Atlanta
Senate
Carlisle
Andrews
Knox
Will See To It That It Costs Us No More
A compact statement asserting resolve to limit expenses. The speaker pledges to ensure that costs do not increase, signaling a firm stance on financial control and budget discipline. The remark implies acknowledgment of potential pressures yet commits to minimization.
Worker Loses Under High Taxes As Beer Tax Subsidizes Wages
The piece argues that subsidizing wages through taxation shifts cost to workers, with the British coal miners facing higher beer prices to fund worker wages. It contends such taxes hit workers hardest, while aimed at aiding the poor or the industry. It notes the chancellor’s plan to tax beer to fund wages and warns workers will bear the burden.
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Paisi
Dissolution of T. G. Pelham & Co. 1925 Partners End Partnership
Legal notice states the firm formed by I G Pelham and R C Moran dissolves by mutual consent with R C Moran retiring. Debtors instructed to pay to T G Pelham and creditors urged to present claims within the legally required time or be barred. Date August 7, 1925.
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T. G. Pelham & Co
G. Pelham
R. C. Moran
T. G. Pelham
Auto progress challenged by old fashioned ideas
A debate over modern car technology contrasts traditional beliefs with advanced automation. Proponents argue for practical use while critics warn of overreliance and loss of skill as machines take control. The discussion highlights pace of innovation and the need for balanced adoption.
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Plymouth
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Turpin
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Columbus
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Savannah
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Americus, Georgia
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Seaboard Air Line
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L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
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the Planters Bank of Americas (Incorporated
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