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Freeing the Farmer in Rural Credit Debate
Washington interview with Wil lem Schley Howard of Georgia argues rural credits must rest on a conservative business basis free from radicalism. Farmers deserve credit on par with other businesses, at nominal rates, yet face 8 percent direct and higher indirect costs. The piece links credit inequality to inflation, urban migration, and calls out political prompts ahead of the next election.
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Washington
Willem Schley Howard
Fifth
Georgia
Howard
Democratic Party
Wilson
Congress
Forcing Coherence In War Reports Across Nations
A columnist notes that differing war reports from American and English correspondents reflect partisan biases and hearsay. He compares reconciliation to harmonizing four gospels into a coherent narrative, urges caution, and discussesWilson era neutrality, collective security ideas, and the likelihood nations will rethink arms versus arbitration after the current conflict.
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Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Europe
Wilson
Observing Neutrality and Truth Amid War Rumors
The piece reflects on reaching truth amid disputes about neutrality and truth in reports. It cites a simple psychology test of recall, noting most people err in describing objects after blindfolded observation. It recalls the adage to believe only half you hear and a quarter of what is heard, applying it to European war rumors.
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Hercules
TWO PLUCKY CITIES AND WESTERN EXHIBITIONS
The Springfield Republic expresses praise for San Francisco and San Diego expositions amid European war. It notes western resilience, travel shifts from Europe, and strong attendance at California winter resorts while southern resorts also gain business from Europe's conflict. The piece commends western spirit and urges Americans to visit western expositions.
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San Francisco
San Diego
South
Springfield
Mass
California
Europe
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
A Late Valentine From Georgia and Sermons by the Road
A fragment from a Georgia piece speaks of love and faith with lines on a shrine, gifts, and a rose. A traveler recalls striving toward a dream, while roadside rests challenge business and angelic tests of prosperity. A nearby philosopher weighs human effort versus judgment day.
Catch phrases and jests from a Dickens era column
A fragment of a period column surveys catch phrases and quips from various papers. It notes phrases like Nothing doing and references to Dickens, Sam Weller, and Dombey and Son. The piece includes humorous verses and social quips from Georgia and Texas editors and mentions local routines and a Dalton Georgia musical hour joke.
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London Chronicle
Times
Sam Weller
Dombey
Content and Faith Amid Life's Storms in Augusta Wall
Poem fragment reflecting on rain and sorrow, contrast between lonely hardship and contentment after hardship. Mentions enduring love, friendship, and hope, with lines about overcoming fate and brighter skies when storms end in a voice resembling a local newspaper verse column from Augusta.
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Augusta Wall
Green Pups and Cream Puffs: a public health note
An Atlanta editorial warns that adenoids, catarrh, and poor handkerchief use in children threaten health and schooling. It urges classroom ventilation, medical inspection, and maternal responsibility to curb the “green pups” problem in city public schools.
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Atlanta
Johnny
Mary
Early Atlanta Facts From Old History Data
Data from a 1854 book compiled by George White, through Miss L A Narrell of Marietta, details Atlanta’s early days. DeKalb County laid out in 1822, named for Baron DeKalb, with Decatur as county seat, and Atlanta as a trade hub connecting major rail lines. Population estimated above 4,500, 57 stores, four large cotton warehouses, and $1,017,200 in goods sold 1850–1861. mercantile activity exceeded $2.5 million with bank credit and shipments to Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, and New York. Industrial capacity noted includes flooring, car shops, tanneries, shoemaking, and private rail-related investment of $30,000.
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Camden
South Carolina
Chattahoochee
Nancy's
Peachtree
Utoy
Decatur
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Macon
Georgia
Tennessee
Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
New York
Midh
Georgia Railroad and State
Congressman Howard Promotes Rural Credits For Farmers
Washington February 14 Special Congressman Howard outlines a proposed land mortgage banking system to aid farmers. The plan divides local county banks, state banks, and a central bank to offer long term, low cost credit secured by farm land, with profits returning to borrowers. The central idea is to place control with farmers while avoiding direct government funding.
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