A Question of Patriotism in Georgia Budget Debates
The piece argues that British and Georgian lawmakers face fiscal strain and partisan divisions. It calls for unity beyond party lines, urging patri otism to prioritize national needs such as naval funding while curbing waste. It warns that ideological fights threaten Georgia’s institutions and public welfare.
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House Or Commons Pty Ines
Diarmeuans
Croraia
All Georgia
Eliey Mal
Raya
Perory
Wsr
Dr Tehn & Wheetis Rally Against Mandatory Bible Reading
Evening protest by Dr Tehn and Wheetis from their pulpit in Eratestirs opposes proposed legislature to mandate Bible reading in schools. They warn the policy risks danger and lacks redeeming features, arguing for clear definition of what constitutes the Bible under state belief.
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Tehn & Wheetis
Debate Over Bible Version Sparks Georgia School Fight
A heated argument warns that choosing a standardized or emasculated Bible in Georgia schools would offend religious groups and undermine separation of church and state. Critics say teacher driven selection could invite bigotry, violate constitutional principles, and set a dangerous precedent for future encroachments.
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Christendom
Georga
General Assembly
Common Scolds And The Law In Atlantic City
An Atlantic City column discusses a case where a quarrelsome neighbor woman is jailed after a complaint to the recorder. It argues the law’s oddity and questions gender bias, noting men also nag and urging manners as public duty in a dawning democratic age.
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Atlantic City
Atlantic
The Eternal Cupid and the Ballot Fight for Women’s Rights
A flamboyant female figure Ines Mitholland marries in twenty nine days defying expectations. Her union, amid suffrage zeal, is cited as strong proof that voting rights empower women. The piece notes her militant public role, social standing, and impact on the movement while poking at political theatrics and public figures.
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America
Marner
Dugen Bonssevain
Cupid
Garden of Eden
Summer Wish and Echoes From Rural Life in 19th Century
A ragged collage of verse and prose found in a rural newspaper page. It mixes children’s wishes for snow and Santa with scattered observations on weather, vacations, and local life. The piece meanders through fragments about beaches, boats, and a philosopher’s aside, reflecting daily rural concerns and a dreamlike summer fantasy.
A Dreamy July Day Teems With Birds and Blossoms
A lyrical fragment paints a blue sky scene with butterflies and bees around wedding clover. It dreams of peaceful shade, flowering dusk, and wind through fern and woodland flowers. A lone speaker, with birds and bees, longs for distant life. ALUSTA WALL
Shaking Bad Habits and Reform in Courtship
A satire on engaged couples and reform pressures. The town criticizes Susan Kersmith for trying to moldTom Rampage before marriage, arguing pretentious moralizing leads to snapped relapse after marriage and that both partners risk disillusionment when ideals fade.
Absence When My Love Was Away
A fragment from a poem by Robert Bridges contrasts longing and hope as a lover returns at day’s end, with tears in the beloved’s eyes and a vow to endure absence. The piece sits amid unrelated items noting Georgia’s steps and Illinois road funding plans, including a $280,009 expenditure over two years.
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Georgia
Franklin Bess
Danner
Tllinois
Result of Bad Tax System and Related Items
A collage of phrases from Georgia and other papers criticizes the tax system. It cites seventeen Georgia counties, including Oglethorpe, as net receivers of state pensions and school funds, blaming the tax assessment method. Other clippings reference Hobble skirt anxieties, a $4,000,000 Morgan tax bill, and a mood of pessimism about poverty.
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Oglethorpe Echo
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Oglethorpes
Thia
Edward II Death at Berkeley and Burial in Gloucester
A long account questions the accepted tale of Edward II's murder at Berkeley Castle in 1327 and burial at Gloucester Cathedral. It outlines competing legends, the secrecy of his imprisonment, and various posthumous rumors about his fate and final resting place.
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Edward II
England
Berkeley Castle
Gloucester Cathedral
Edward
Kenilworth Castle
Thomas de Gournay
John Aitravers
Wight
Kenlwaorth
Berkeley
Jallora
Thomas of
Ireland
Low Countries
France
Lombardy
Ufe
Edward I
Bir
Thomas
la More More
Adem Orieton
Hereford
Edward JT
Gloucester
Terkel
Carte
Uelard
Fiward
BILLIARDS Aims and Anecdotes From 1918 Narrative
A whimsical 1918 account on billiards describes the sport as a mission of elephants and wood, detailing balls carved from tusks and a pale scientist driving them around the table. It muses on skill, time spent playing, and the social quirks of billiard life, noting the mix of mathematics, philosophy, and discipline found in players.
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Nim Ag
Earnest Appeal for Tax Reform and School Funding
From The Clinch County News readers urge legislators to fulfill campaign promises. A tax equalization plan and payment for county school teachers are requested along with honest work and needed reforms to merit their $4 per day salary.
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Clinch County News
The Gospel of Change and the Need for Change
An extended meditation on avoiding mental stagnation by stepping away from routine. It urges refreshing the mind through new experiences to restore perspective, sharpen interest, and rekindle vitality, noting psychologists’ views on monotony dulling life’s work.
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Tom Rampage
Susan Kersmith
Literary Society
Susan
Tom
Hell
Roosters
Busan
Omer
Keay
Mini
Shell
Gina
Ordinays
Ser
Stopyright
British Justice and Youth Curious Courtroom Tale
A London magistrate, Sir Plowden, presides over a case with a punk man and a young woman dancing before him. He questions the police about the act and warns against mirth that could threaten the British Empire, then dismisses the culprits with solemn admonition.
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Indianapolis News
Plowden
Haroun al Rase
T Actock
Merning
Ounr
Kia
Sol
Aketchin
Wooman
Hobject
Plowden Wi
Wants Protection for Calves in Georgia Legislature
Lavonta Times urges Georgia lawmakers to curb wholesale slaughter of eight month old female calves for meat. The editorial warns that continued calf slaughter will worsen the U S beef shortage and calls for state law to protect calves as rigorously as game and fish protections.
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Lavonta Times
Georgia
United States
Effect of Cold Air on Homeopathic Emoy of Laneal Pa
Reader notices warn against sleeping with windows open as cold air spreads pneumonia germs. The ad cites vitality waning and advocates ventilating through cracks and walls. Artemus Ward mentions installing a glass pane to keep out cold air.
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Laneal Pa
Outelda
Artemus Ward
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