Repeal or Suspend City Residency Ordinance Debate
A garbled OCR passage discusses whether Comal should repeal or suspend a city residency rule affecting employees outside city limits until July 1. It argues residency boosts service quality and efficiency, opposing a blanket residential requirement for teachers and other workers, and calls for careful consideration of local labor needs.
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Comal
Tesidiu
Leo
Atlanta
Heiseh Cf
Abe
Ite
Retention of Dr Harris in Georgia Health Service Declared Likely
The state health board argues for keeping Dr Harris as head of important health work, praising his three years of service and leadership. The board faced pressure amid debates on succession and aims to end the current uncertainties by retaining Harris and continuing his development of state health programs.
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George
Dy Harris
Bk Harris
Aretetars
Wight
Tin
Cameron
Harris
Georgia
Georgy Georgian
Sabes
Retaining Dr Harms Leads State Health Work Forward
The passage praises Dr Harms for guiding twelve years of health work, expanding it to a record of significant attainments second to none in the South. It notes his leadership in execution and research, solving intricate health problems, earning him international reputation and high regard within medical cycles.
Buy Your Own Home In Atlanta Says Tax Collector
Tax collector A P Stewart cites a study on city and county registrants and rents noting 60 percent of Atlantans move annually. He argues many renters could own homes today at 20 percent cheaper than years ago with easy payments, predicting ownership boosts self respect and civic participation, urging real estate men to promote ownership.
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A P Stewart
Atlanta
Thea Sevice Bank
Aina Rees Moe
Arlanta
South
Atlantas
Notable Black Farmer Leader in Hoke County
In Hoke County a Black farmer named Dunh McLauren is highlighted as a progressive, diversified producer and community leader. The notice praises his hard work, debt clearance, and production of wheat corn peas hay and meat, underscoring his respected status among local White residents and his role as a model of industry and character.
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Dunh McLauren
I Hoke County
Whiteville
Blue Springs
Valentine’s Day Night Scene in Obscure Verse
An unclear OCR fragment presents a poetic exchange about love and longing. Imagery includes silent moonlit scenes, dust of gold, and a talk of heaven, amid garbled spellings and stray phrases. Names, dates, or concrete events are not discernible.
Fragmented OCR prose about a rural scene and car accident
An OCR drawn text fragment presents a convoluted, error filled narrative with references to a car, a farmer, a road, and a distant toll or tax note. It mentions a crossing or incident near a highway, a wagon, and a woman with an umbrella and a dog. the overall coherence is limited and many names and places are unclear.
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Toaseler
Lown
Polker
Miong Trail
Satya
Lockong
Fifty Years of Atlanta City Hall Anniversary
The sixty eighth anniversary of Atlanta City Council marked by notes on its first meeting in Five Points on February 2 1948. Names of early officials Mayor Moses Wo Tormwalt and council members are listed along with initial officers including Vernan M Lester marshal Thomas Silvers deputy marshal Simpson and Clarke as clerk. The article covers historic license grants and debates on residency and marriage laws, plus council members Woodall and Ashley Lathe and city projects including the police force and a submarine torpedo exhibit for students.
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Atlanta
Moses Wo Tormwalt
Benjamin
Tames
Walton L
Simpon
Hall of
Iialy
Vernan
Lester Marshal
Jhomas Silvers
Simpson
Pockets and the pocketless man in modern life
The fragment argues pockets define male life, tracing how a man fills pockets from two pants to seventeen items, listing objects from everyday tools to odd curios. It ponders the social satire of pocket burdens, conductors' civility, and the evolving habit of pocket use in urban life.
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Aery
Intolerable Condition Shaped by Public Appeal in Georgia
An excerpt shows Talitor Fonetiation urging action against a perceived evil, calling for sustained public pressure. The message, attributed to a Georgia citizen, appeals to readers to stand firm and continue the effort until a decisive change is achieved. It references a tense social climate and a demand for ongoing advocacy.
Foods They Build or Destroy Chapter Five
A polemic piece arguing that diet and industrial food practices harm health. It links tuberculosis in cattle and dairy herds to refined artificial foods, urges returning to natural, unaltered foods, and calls for public awareness and reform. The author cites Dr. Gold of New York and wildlife in gardens to illustrate risks and advocates dietary restoration to boost immunity and prevent disease.
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Jim
Zoological Gardens
Diana Park
Newark City
Central Park
New York
Cory
New York State
Haecka
University of Minnesota
Childrens Court
Decatur Urges Local Hiring for Suburban Schools
In an Allanta era debate, Decatur editorial calls for keeping teachers within local limits. It argues suburbs should not ban Atlanta residents from teaching, noting Decatur and nearby towns have qualified staff and that local schools benefit when teachers live nearby. It urges a law based on merit, not residence.
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Preis Auiven
Decatur
Allanti
Allania
Atlanta
Kirkwood
Filst
Desi Fantas
Fartaas
Holds the Press Responsible in a Nation of Pockets
A caustic public demand for press accountability condemns corruption and the habit of theft in daily life. It utters a sharp critique of political and financial elites, alleging a culture where hands reach into others’ pockets and calling for a moral reform to curb greed. The piece cites National City Bank’s Rome address and laments the prevalence of pocket theft as a national vice.
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Sigewass
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Gutette
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Ashley Lathe
Childs
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Marie
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Aships
Aalanta
Ucher
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Ava
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Nevada
Richard J. Clarke
Virginia
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Lanta
Ube
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Bevin
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Warren Nounts
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von Geem
Sarah Wilson Strahan
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National City Bank
Rome Ladamuus
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