An Appeal to Use Cotton for Bale Covering and Bags
A Hart County planter urges southern farmers to replace jute with cotton for bale covering and bagging. He argues cotton covering would raise demand for low grade cotton, reduce imports, protect products better, and absorb surplus, benefiting farmers financially and commercially. He calls for decisive, collective action.
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South
T. M. Myers
Hart County
Hartwell
Tima
Georgia
Their Money's Worth and Anhedonia in Press Columns
A Nassau Albany Herald reflection on readers valuing newspapers and a medical note on anhedonia. It contrasts the educative power of newspaper reading with a warning about a widespread mood ailment causing gloom, pessimism, and social strain, urging clear thinking and optimism to counteract it.
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The
Times
Albany
Advertising Columns Drive Albany Readers to Act
The Albany paper extols advertising pages as essential as news, noting readers prize ads for how to spend and where to buy. It argues small towns stay current with business by reading daily and weekly editions, using ads to learn where money can be spent.
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Albany
Just From Georgia By FRANK L. 6748708
A collage of dialect verses and snippets from various papers. It quotes poems about bright days, songs praising sunny weather, and humorous rural vignettes about church dogs markets and everyday manners.
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Georgia
Frank L
The Romany Blood Poem by Augusta Wall
A vivid poem celebrates Romany blood stirring with summer sights and nature. It evokes stars, moon, green pastures, sunlit and moonlit skies, rainbows, birds, bees, streams, and campfires. The speaker expresses carefree travel and the Romany spirit beneath rose petals and moonbeams.
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Augusta Wall
Geneva Again By Frank H Simonds
The author argues that Geneva shows a decline in the League of Nations as the supreme council regains influence, with major crises like Upper Silesia Vilna and a looming Greek-Turkish clash handled by great powers for national gain, not international harmony. The league acts as a powerless, distant actor while the council and major powers direct policy.
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League of Nations
Geneva
League
Supreme Council
Paris
United States
Germany
Europe
Upper Silesian
Europa
Vilna
Anatolia
Japan
Napoleon
Holy Alliance
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France
Britain
Italy
Poland
Asia Minor
Greece
England
Syria
Near East
Smyrna
Sea of
Marmora
Aegean
Upper Silesia
Aland Islands
Near Eastern
Hague
Harding
Cotton Covers for Cotton Bales Urged By Hart Farmer
A Hart County letter from a distressed Georgia farmer urges cotton bagging to cover the 8 million bale surplus. He calls for ginners to contract with mill men to cover the crop with cotton bagging for five years, boosting demand, and argues farmers should organize to sell more of their product locally. The piece laments war era surplus and favors cotton bagging over jute.
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Hartwell
California
The Garment of Love and the Invisible Dress
A reflective, period tone sermon-like piece on love as an invisible garment that covers all, its enduring warmth and loneliness, and the urging to unite for a cotton industry cause with a call to organize and stand together. It blends metaphor with social exhortation and ends with a note from M. Myers.
Health Talks by William Brady M D
A health column discusses bed wetting in children, stressing discipline, sleep routines, and a strict bladder emptying schedule. It covers allowed foods, banned items, and the role of nerve fatigue, plus notes on circumcision and adenoids. It includes a Q and A on physician licensing to prescribe alcohol.
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Theselock
Bits of New York Life by O O MIntyre
A diary style slice of New York in June with observations from Pepys era to modern scenes. The author visits Peg Wastington, Union Square, and Central Park, notes Prohibition officers, a car chase, and a Plaza statue opening. Mentions Norman Kerry, Grace Jorge, Alice Brady, and city life contrasts.
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Pepys
Samuel Pepys
New York
Peg Wastington
B. Forbes
Rialto
Mani
Union Square
Ike
Door
Bea
Norman Kerry
Kerry
Sydney Drew
Panama Mission Presents Claim to Hughes Today
Panama's special mission to Washington plans to deliver data challenging the Panama Costa Rica boundary arbitration. The Panamanian group asserts Chief Justice White exceeded authority and that the award is not binding. Secretary Hughes will review memoranda and documentary evidence offered by Narciso Naray, head of Panama's foreign relations secretariat.
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Nashington
Panama
Satan Crow
State Department
White
Costa Rica
Hughes
Narciso (Raray
What the Stars Predict
A quirky horoscope style note predicts luck for women on this day and advises cautious travel, with mentions of summer strikes in Chicago and Detroit. It hints at domestic happiness for those born today and warns about dubious medical advice from mysterious sources.
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Chicago
Detroit
Abandoned Vessel Fire Reported Near Latitude 2834
Savannah dispatch notes a British steamer Bessie Dollar reporting an unidentified schooner on fire and abandoned at latitude 28 34 north longitude 70 io west. Rigging aflame, the schooner is a total loss.
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Savannah
Bessie Dollar
Vancouver
Ground Broken For New Stables Of Horse Guards
Ground was broken for a new stable in Piedmont park to be used by Troop C First Separate Squadron Cavalry Georgia National Guard. The land was donated by the city with funds from county city and private sources. A temporary stable is in place and 32 horses have been ordered. The unit received federal recognition and officers J S Sjicer captain Theodore Goolsby lieutenant Walter T Candler second lieutenant. Major Seamans praised the unit as among the finest in the state. Rifles arrived and the troop trains at Auditorium Armory as part of reorganization from Governors Horse Guards.
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Piedmont Park
Georgia National Guard
Governors Horse Guards
J. S. Sjicer
Theodore Goolsby
Vatieutenant
Walter T. Candler
C. G. Gray, Jr
Seamans
Old Horse Guards
Kimbrough
National Guard
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Old Horse Guard
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