Wilkes Slogan Guides Weevil Savvy Farm Plan
A Wilkes County agricultural note endorses a practical slogan guiding cotton and diversified farming. It argues cotton must be a surplus crop, with reduced acreage and intensified cultivation, while promoting home-grown food and livestock like corn, milk, pork, and poultry to stabilize income and strengthen the farm economy.
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Kiwanis
Washington
Wilkes
Georgia
South
Wilkes County
Democratic split on ratification and Wilson's stance
The piece criticizes Democratic senators for not opposing executive wishes on treaty ratification and warns against repeating the error that weakened administrative power and the nation’s mood after the peace talks. It urges President Wilson, as a private citizen, to participate in international cooperation if the league admits full membership.
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United States
League of Nations
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World Court
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Association of Nations
Worlt
International Court of Justice
League of Amations
Senate
Wilson
Democratic Party
Health Talks By William Brady on contagious colds
A reader laments how a mild cold spreads illness through a community and criticizes dismissive attitudes toward infectious disease. The piece urges better hygiene, public health education, and responsible behavior to prevent spread of colds and related infections.
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Choad
Davele
Mane
Just In Passing James Hollomon on Dallis and press careers
Newspaper notes by James A Hollomon praise Ernest J Dallis for becoming a non resident New York advertising man and recount how Dallis covered McKinley's assassination, rising from a Washington correspondent to a famed advertising figure while sharing letters from readers about cotton labor, forestry and farm policy in Georgia with a mix of reminiscence and opinion.
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Atlanta
New York
Dinky
Dally
Toportar
Rome
Newa
Domrnalathcs
Viralula
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Old Metropolitan
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Lewis
Gringo
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Davis
Florida
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Cooper
Texas
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Anon
Washington
Metropolitan
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Buffalo
Buffalo Exposition
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Secret Service
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Will Present Plays by The Little Theater Guild
The Little Theater Guild plans two one act costume-plays on Monday evening April 16 at 8 15 at Cablehat All members should bring membership cards The program includes The Man of Destiny a Shaw style piece about Napoleon and The Maker of Dreams a fantasy by Oliver Down Also includes letters from civic leaders and Berry School supporters praising investment in Georgia youth and the Kerry schools potential $100 000 endowment backing by Mrs Raoul Martha Berry and others with calls for broader Georgian participation The event aims to boost cultural life and future development of the state through education and the arts.
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Huamor
Napoleon
Oliphant Down
Atyre
Harry Pomar
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Martha Berry
Mount Berry
Berry Schools
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Martin Amorous Expresses Appreciation of Support
Martin Amorous of Marietta Georgia expresses gratitude for support and consideration for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board. He notes prior withdrawal from active business, pledges service and counsel as an elder statesman, and emphasizes a neighborly, non salaried approach while awaiting the president’s decision.
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Martin Amorous
Ten Books Have Enjoyed Most by Billy Sunday
A fragmented historical note lists Billy Sunday as an evangelist since 1806 and mentions a past base in baseball with unclear team, plus ordination in 1903. It cites a set of literary works and authors including The Bible The Dictionary McGuffey's Reader Poe Prentice Conquest of Paradise Macaulay Shakespeare and others, with garbled names and dates.
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Billy Sunday
William Ashley Sunday
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Hilgar Allan Poe
Prencott
Para
No Further Investigation Of Telephone Rates Says Commissioner Perry
Commissioner Perry states there will be no further investigation into telephone rate reductions in Georgia. He notes previous statements by the commission were made in its official capacity and that ongoing review of proposed new rates will be considered under current rules. The four-year practice of issuing similar statements remains unchanged as the commission examines any changes affecting the telephone company.
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Perry
Wies
Comitenlontage
Georgia
Athopa
Commlasioan
Coutran
Prinla
Medals Awarded At Local Silver Contest
An event Tuesday evening at the Mary Yranan Memorial church featured a silver medal contest. Winners Hazel Raven and Tacile Reogelns performed recitations, medals presented by Mrs. Katie Lee Reeves, state medal head. The Patterson W.C.O.T. hosts a second silver medal contest next Tuesday April 17 at the Sa'clack Union Congregational Church under Mrs. J. BR. Warner.
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Mary Tathmer McLendon Ww. C.T. GU
Auerresfal
Misa Hazel Raven
Mine Tacile Reogelns
Chita
Katie Lee Reeves
Patterson W. C. Ot
Sa'clack
Union Connreentional Church
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McDaniel and Wiehtower
J. BR. Warner
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
A lively slice of New York social life from a 1928 column. The writer describes a night out with Rupert Hughes and guests, Broadway decadence, and fashionable parties at Park Avenue apartments. There are notes on horse shoe displays, window shopping, and the growing chorus of apartment houses replacing grand streets. The piece touches urban bustle, nightlife, and urban air pollution from car exhausts.
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Porto
Broadway
Park Avenue
Pyles
New Yorks
Langtaland
Westrbenter
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SURPRISES AND TRIFLES AT GRAND THEATRE
A long quirky clubish column recaps evolving Pithy Paragraphs from the paper with a new Grand Theatre contract for vaudeville and film. It notes two daily immortals Mrs Basil Stockbridge and Arthur Codington win today’s passports amid humor pieces, poems, and oddities.
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Body of Negro Mar Found in Bushes on Ogeechee Bank
Statesboro Ga April 15. The body of Joe Perry colored about 40 was found thursday wedged in bushes on the Ogeechee river bank near Jenks bridge by fishermen. He had been in the water almost four weeks and eaten by animals. He worked for Blitch and Loach turpentine nearby. A coroner’s inquest was not held.
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Ogeechee River
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Perry
Blitch & F. Loach
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Ogeechee
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