Campaign Against Concealed Pistols Continues In States
The editorial urges strict enforcement of concealed weapon laws across states to curb shootings. It cites Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Texas presses calling for reform, notes widespread pistol carrying, and warns of the impact on crime and civilization. It contrasts with England and reviews public attitudes toward firearms.
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United States
Florida Christian Advocate
England
Texas
Papera
Alabama
Pesevelt
Seig
Birmingham Ledger
Jefferson County
Birmingham
South Carolina
Columbia
Ic Goss
Bishop Morrison to preach in Columbus this July
Bishop Morrison will preach at Linke Methodist Church in Columbus on the first Sunday in July. He will be the guest of Rev Thea Capetana during his stay in the city.
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J. B. Killebrew
Southern Farm Magazine
Kttlebrew
Killebrew
Téig
Morrison
Columbus, Ga
Sune
Speetaly
H. ©. Morrison
Linke Methodist Church
Thea Capetana
Middleton
Elverton
Neghnor
Ceurse
Lt Ig
Hibertan
Georgi
Lurhia Co Neec
Nave
Galuy
Beng Feily
Georgia Press Weighs In On Governorship Battle
A sweeping collage of Southern opinion weighs Clark Howell, Hoke Smith, and Pope Brown in a Georgia gubernatorial contest. Columns from Macon to Bainbridge echo Howell’s strength, Smith’s ambitions, and Brown’s coalition, urging readers to consider Howell’s proven record amid a flurry of editorials, endorsements, and political status updates.
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Prnters
Bainbridge Argus
Hoke Smith
Peruna
The
Atlanta Journal
Mr. Howell
Dalton Argus
John W. Maddox
Georgia
Clark Bfowell
Clark Howell
Judge Maddox
Baxley News
Constitution
The Brook or the Mood by Earle E Griggs
A short verse describes a brook in the woods shaping itself to the speaker mood. The brook fits into moods from dreamy to playful to content, its gentle gurgle guiding quiet reflection or lively imagination.
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Earle E. Griggs
Plea for Henderson County Poem by 8. B. Hudson
A humorous rhymed plea urging Georgia legislators to create Henderson County. The verse comically pleads for division, cites travel hardships between Savannah-like routes, and asks lawmakers to stand for right and justice by granting a new county, even humorously promising two counties if needed. The piece mocks political effort and notes the improvised spelling and stylized dialect.
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Atlawta, GA
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Griffin News
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United States Senate
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South Georgia
Nashville Hernia
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Lumpkin Independent
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Claris Howell
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Augusta Chronicle
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