Georgia News Roundup Hints at Elections and Local Events
A miscellaneous notice discusses election tensions and regional issues. It mentions the Georgia Tech football game in Athens on the 18th, a push by the Chamber of Commerce to promote the event, college crowds predicted, railcar shortages affecting Georgia, and public campaigns including fundraising by wives of Wall Street. It urges Democrats to strong turnout and prosperity themes.
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Th Chamber of Commerce
Georgia-Tech
Athens
Athens Loses Rev. Troy Beatty to Memphis Ministry
After twenty years as rector of Emmanuel Parish in Athens, Rev. Troy Beatty departs for a new field in Memphis Tennessee. The community greets his move with deep regret yet proud recognition of his democratic ministry and lasting deeds. His family accompanies him while Athens extends best wishes and promises to welcome them back.
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Troy Beatty
Memphis
Tenn
Athens
Beatty
Emmanuel Parish
Denial of Lodge Lusitania Postscript Charge Cited
President Wilson and William J. Bryan deny Senator Lodge's claim that a postscript to the Lusitania note was intended to imply Germany need not take it seriously. The piece argues Republicans and others push criticism while ignoring past administrations and actions in Mexico. It notes Roosevelt and Taft oversaw many deaths there and accuses Taft of passing the Mexican problem to Wilson.
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Lodge
Wilson
Lusitania
Germany
William J. Bryan
Senator Lodgee
Washington
Mexico
Roosevelt
Taft
Brilliancy and Constancy Shine in Society Verse
A brief poetic note contrasts Brilliancy and Constancy, noting Brilliancy shines in society and on special occasions while Constancy, less heard publicly, remains treasured within the home circle for her constant consideration.
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Brilliancy
Constancy
Man Cannot Make Law Says D G Bickers
The excerpt argues that humans cannot create true law, likening law to an eternal divine order fixed by God. It states humans only enact rules that align with truth and justice and that true law is immutable and universal beyond human invention.
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D. G. Bickers
Thrift Campaign Urges Public School Thrift Education
A statement by the American Society for Thrift, allied with the National Education Association, calls for thrift teaching in U S public schools as Europe ends its war. It cites high prosperity yet low saving rates, contrasts Swiss and American savings, and warns that postwar immigration and living costs may affect savings and growth.
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America
American Society For Thrift
National Education Association
United States
Georgia Grid Dope and Auburn Hope Ahead of Big Crowd
In Athens the Georgia Tech Georgia game remains a hot topic while the Auburn clash looms. Sanford Field expands to seat up to twelve thousand by the 18th as injuries thin the Georgia lineup. Barrie from Norfolk will referee the Auburn game. Georgia Reserves head to Augusta on the 16th to face Newberry as the political scene shifts to the wartime economy and a Stavanger savings lesson for every child is proposed.
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University of Georgia
Tech
Tut
Athens
Sanford Field
Sanford
Georgia
Whitey Davis
Davis
McConnell
Wingate
Reynolds
Donnely
Garmany
Coleman
Auburn
Barrie
Plainsmen
Norfolk
Georgetown
Tiny Henderson
Augusta
Newberry
S. C
United States
America
Stavanger
Norway
Walter A. Leonard
Aged man shoots self near Madison in Morgan County
Madison Ga October 31 Temporarily insane C L Hough age 61 shot himself in the head with a Winchester rifle yesterday morning dying almost instantly He was unmarried and leaves nieces and nephews He will be buried in the cemetery at 3 this afternoon
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Banner
Madison, Ga
C. L. Hough
Madison
Morgan County
Conversational Difference in Uncle Eben’s View on Truth
A voice from Uncle Eben contrasts knowing speech with entertaining talk. He argues that a man who truly understands his topic speaks clearly while the entertainer avoids facts to keep listeners amused. The remark highlights a tension between factual accuracy and engaging storytelling.
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Eben
Ingalls Theory Wrong Prompts Ready Hunt for Opportunity
A historic critique cites Senator John James Ingalls Kansas and his poem Opportunity This theory was that Opportunity knocked at your door but once The piece argues ambition and industry drive success and that people must actively seek chances rather than wait for luck
Beware of the girl who giggles line sparks social worry
A New York Sun item notes social settlement workers, with access to many people, may know of girls who do not giggle, prompting caution about youthful behavior and impression management in settlement circles.
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New York Sun
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von Hindenburg
Hughes
Wall Street
State Railroad Commission
Thrift
Europe
Switzerland
Union
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Macon, Ga
South
Julius H. Otto
Harry C. Robert
Chas. E. Lewis
Broad Street
Edmonton
London Telegraph
West
Atlanta
Kansas City
R. L. Baylor
D. P.A
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Railway
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