Price of Freedom Scandal Warns of Soul Bankruptcy
Rose Pastor Stokes, once London slum girl turned writer and activist, argues that social scandal comes not from couples who stay together after love fades but from divorce laws that force such arrangements. Her divorce case highlights debates on freedom, love, and the state, detailing her lifelong fight for personal liberty.
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New York
Rose Pastor Sickes
London
Mrs. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
America
Cleveland
James Graham Phelps Stokes
Stokes
Salary increases come with promotion in business
A Chicago report traces a rapid rise from office boy to general manager, noting the path through bill clerk, typist, and secretary to a ten thousand dollar yearly post. It touts a Chicago mail order house that loans typewriters on small installments and trains buyers in three weeks, inviting inquiries to the International Typewriter Exchange at 184 W Lake St.
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Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake St
Ilinois
Hair bobbing costs much more across Atlanta
Atlanta on October 16 reports that bobbed hair fuels higher living costs. US hairdressing shops rose to 21,000 from 5,000 in five years, expanding barber work to women. Regular upkeep becomes a household expense like milk and ice, with men paying for their own cuts and for wives and daughters as well. A “Home Hair Bobber” may offer future savings.
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Atlanta
United States
Dad
Webdd
South Can Raise Own Food in Georgia
Atlanta, Oct. 26. Georgia officials of the Department of Agriculture urge food self sufficiency, noting the state spends billions annually on food imports. They say Georgia can grow most essentials such as meat dairy products vegetables and fruit locally, and should aim to become wealthier by producing more at home.
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Georgia
South
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Umbrella theft quote from Georgia official remarks
Fred Bridges of the Georgia Department of Agriculture comments on human nature and frequent theft as people juggling many duties. The passage suggests reluctance to seize opportunities when overwhelmed by tasks.
Cotton Growers Commended for Management Progress
The Georgia Cotton Growers Co operative Association earns praise from its annual audit committee for increased cotton deliveries, lower overhead, and capable leadership. Eugene R. Black chairs the report with members W F Byrd Ralph S Collier K F Donaldson and J A Burnett. The committee notes a record delivery by Black via Atlanta Trust Company and affirms faithful stewardship by the cooperative. Boston man gives the preacher $50 when he misses church.
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Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Eugene R. Black
E. R. Black
W. F. Byrd
First National Bank
Dallas
Ralph S. Collier
Oglethorpe County
Comer
Georgia
K. F. Donaldson
Sea Island Bank
Statesboro
J. A. Burnett
County Board of Commissioners
Spalding County
Griffin
Black
Atlanta’ Trust
Association
Boston
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Gene Cohn
New Sevice
Rose Pastor Stores
Americus
Americus, Ga
Thos. S. Bell, Inc
Albany
Hotel
Gordon
Atlanta, Ga
Ralph A. Ofstie
G. T. Cuddihy
U. S. Navy
Navy
Baltimore
Fred Bridges
JayNnesg
Snour
Macon
Murray’s Pharmacy
Gorham Silver Co
Americus Jewelry Co
Wallis Mott
Mgr
Harris Grocery CO
the Home of Quality
Co-Operative Association
Churchwell
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