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Queen Bets The Wee Tyrant Of A Royal Nursery
A playful, satirical piece imagines Queen Betsy as a pampered child whose every wish is granted by indulgent parents. It hints that teen years may bring a rude awakening as kindness and discipline shape her growing judgment and common sense.
A Thought on Fathers and Sons in Verse
A concise reflection contrasts a wise son bringing joy to a father with a foolish son who despises his mother. The text cites Proverb 15 20 and a line from Pope about fathers viewed as fools as sons grow wiser. It presents a meditation on parental and filial judgment across generations.
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Georgia Editorial Attacks Mob Violence and Political Faction
An editorial denounces a mob lynching in Georgia and condemns state authorities for failure to convict. It contrasts the mob’s brutality with lawful justice, blasts political figures including Al Smith and McAdoo, and criticizes J J Brown and others while urging vigilance against corrupt leadership and “invisible government” in Georgia politics.
Georgia Free Lance Debuts Provocative Yet Moderate
The Georgia Free Lance by Tom Hardwick promises readable, provocative commentary without grand reforms. It pledges to avoid over regulation and hobby horses while critiquing the era, noting the Democratic party will soon face its own pressures.
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Other Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
Cotton prices remain above eleven cents while bale owners smile. Americus warehouses report 730 bales received yesterday, down from last Saturday's 750 and the previous 800. Notices include Blanche Hawkins to Willam H Cobb on October 12 and social events at Mrs Charles Bacot's, Lee Hansford's return from a two week wedding trip, and Dr P H Bahnsen visiting amid eleven cent cotton optimism. Twenty years ago no paper published. local Negro farmer Alex Mitchell plans to ship at least eight bales this year without guano. Booker T Washington speech praised. Allen Clegg ad promoting dry goods and clothing for college girls.
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Charles Bacot
Charleston
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Lee M. Hansford
A. C. Pope
Lee Street
Alex Mitchell
Sumter County
Joe Brown
Windsor
Booker T. Washington
Allen Clegg and Company
The French Debt Settlement Dilemma Analyzed
The piece argues that only repayment from French taxpayers to Germans is acceptable to French readers while Americans demand full repayment from France. Both bases are impractical, yet negotiators must craft a viable outcome that appears feasible. It commends leaving the solution to skilled negotiators and accepting their result despite imperfect correctness.
Fragmented nostalgic clippings on life and society
A collection of disjointed lines about debts, fall fashions, infant prodigies entering college, marriage news, travel misfortunes, celebrity marriages and Christmas preparations. The tone shifts through personal musings on happiness, discipline, show nights, growth after death, football reform, marital tensions, and wartime spiritual diplomacy.
Fosdick Warned for Religious and Political Heresy
The article notes Dr. Henry Emerson Fosdick faces accusations of both religious and political heresy for advocating a broader concept of God and public duty than his critics. It describes critics labeling his views as atheism and treason amid a Geneva speech advocating a more expansive Christian duty.
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Plains Methodist Circuit Updates and October Meeting
Plain s Methodist Circuit notes a transfer by certificate for Mr and Mrs R E Buffington from Americas First Church and announces the last quarterly meeting at Plains on October 8. The report mentions Mrs Charlie Dupree resting after surgery at Wise Sanitarium and lists new members added to New Point including Fannie and Julia Stubbs and the Mur rays. Rev W C Glenn visits from Atlanta to see Mrs Dupree in hospital.
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Fannie Stubbs
Julia Stubbs
Charles Stubbs
Ezekiel Murray
Paul Murray
Wynelle
Emmie Murray
W. C. Glenn
Atlanta
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Gain
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured long standing colic and liver issues after a single dose, removing catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and notes sale by all druggists.
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Methodist Orphan Home Day Promoted in South Georgia
Rev Glenn conducted prayer services at Plains last Wednesday night and will preach at Concord next Sunday at 11 and at Plains at 7 30. Many friends will welcome him back. Next Sunday is Orphan's Home day with all South Georgia Methodists. Proceeds from one day's work go to the South Georgia Conference Orphan Home in Macon. Sunday schools are urged to observe the day and give liberally.
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Rare sock and apparel sale offers 500 pairs
The Standard lists a rare opportunity with 500 pairs of children’s sport socks at 25 cents per pair, silk pleated or mercerized tops in black, brown, and patterns. sizes up to large. spliced heels and toes. value to 50 cents. Friday and Saturday deals include 25 cent socks, suits up to 17 years with no extra charge for large sizes, and 98 cent adjustable caps. Also selling large 9x12 feet rolls in patterns. Mens silk socks at 25 cents.
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