Tomorrow's Election Shapes Fate Of Nation In Final Hours
A lengthy editorial outlines what tomorrow's election will decide for President Coolidge Davis La Follette and Wheeler. It notes campaigns, third party pressures, governor races, and the nationwide stakes while urging every qualified voter to participate. The piece comments on national mood, party dynamics, and the enduring call to civic duty.
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Oklahoma
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Hughes
Wheeler
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Peonla Thameslvecara
Resnanisi
Title Registration Urged To Curb Auto Theft In Georgia
A letter from P F Trace of Atlanta urges Georgia to require legal title registration for automobiles to curb theft and collusion. He argues mandatory transfers, recorded liens, and proven ownership would deter buyers of stolen cars and protect owners, noting how other states implement title proof to reduce crime.
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P. F. Trace
Atlanta
Georgia
This Talk Celebrates George B Dealey Fifty Years at Paper
A hometown authority extols George B Dealey publisher of a southern newspaper, noting his fifty years with the firm, start as an office boy at fourteen, and rise to president. The piece lauds his integrity, reader strength, and loyalty among staff, urging gratitude to Dealey for guiding the paper and community progress.
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George E. Desley
England
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Dealey
South South Carolina
Southreut
America
Tekee
Conatitu
Providence Weather and Hopeful Verses in a Fragment
A fragmented miscellany prints ponderings on providence guiding weather and life, with lines about skies, rainbows, and belief that good times will come. It weaves reflections on patience, faith, and the idea that storms yield to a brighter outlook. Also includes a poetical note about love and memory.
Norcross Citizen A. J. Mewborn Dead At 77
Norcross Ga November 2 Special A J Mewborn 77 died at his home near Norcross Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock Survived by his widow and several children including W B F I B of Daley three with of fington and Stone Mountain He was a Methodist and had farmed locally for 20 years arriving in this section years ago
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A. J. Mewborn
Atlanta
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Offington
Stone Mountain
Methodist Church
Taxpayers leagues shape civic reform in Georgia
A survey of taxpayer leagues notes their rise from Georgia to national influence, led by Ivan B Allen and Frank Weldon in Atlanta. The piece argues these groups push budget scrutiny, efficiency, and public service, with nonpartisan activity but limits from official reporting. It also reviews Drewry's magazine book and its omissions.
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Pacific
Georgia
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Frank Weldon
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University of Georgia
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Boston
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Saturday Evening Post
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Why the Delay in Atlanta Board of Education Change
A lengthy editorial laments delays in discussing a proposed amendment to abolish the Atlanta city board of education and revert to council election of members. It argues the issue should be decided soon, urges recalling the measure, and notes potential political pressure over the board. It calls for transparency and timely action by city officials and legislators.
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Almanac lore blamed for constipation and poor infant feeding
The piece denounces almanac cures and emphasizes that constipation stems from habitual misuse and inadequate diet. It notes mothers mailing about infants with constipation linked to condensed milk and argues pasteurized milk with juice can protect nutrition, urging against reliance on quack remedies.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A Protest From Europe
A reader from Berlin questions American doctors' views on alcohol and wine in convalescence. The columnist defends American medical training, contrasts European practices, and jokes about a book titled Personal Health published by W. B. Saunders Co. in Philadelphia in 1924.
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Methodist Church
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Berlin
Lookout
Wyoming
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Philadelhia
Growing Auto Thefts And Looseness in Deals
Editorial argues enforcement must curb automobile thefts in Georgia. It notes 80 percent of stolen cars are taken by young men, with buyers often paying low prices. buyers rarely indicted. Calls for punishment of thieves to prevent prison crowding.
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Georgia
Indunomant
War and politics weave through a world of change
Pierre van Paassen discusses China's brutal Civil War and Western pacifist critiques, then shifts to liberal and conservative party realignments in Canada and the US. He notes ballet fever in Berlin, Usman Dinga's release after 22 years, Kipling’s Fuzzy Wuzzy legacy, and Soviet ambitions in China via Karakan. The piece, dated 1924, blends war, ideology, and imperial politics.
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Fuzzy Wrury
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Dinga
Mahdi
Sudan
Kitchener
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Karakan
Georges Tchitcherin
China
Chang-Tso-Lin
Narukan
Moscow
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
A diary style column from New York recounts breakfast at a charity bazaar with notable figures, a cinema outing with Bebe Daniels, and an afternoon with Tex Austin. The piece notes Thorley’s House of Flowers becoming a Child’s restaurant, Mother Bertilotti’s cafe, and social life among Bohemian and professional circles, ending with a playful observation of a Broadway cafe sign offering dancing.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
Samuel Pepys
Julian Johnson
Bebe Daniels
Tex Austin
Maybelle Manning
Paul Reinhardt
Mrs. Burton
Terns Gainan
Gene Buck
Sermons to Live By by Elam Franklin Dempsey
A reflective piece on motherhood and longing, citing Luke 3 48 and The Dream by Clarence Flynn. The author links a mother's sorrow and yearning for her children to enduring maternal love across generations.
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Elam Franklin Dempsey
Clarence H. Flynn
Grocer Slugged by Two Bandits Recovering
Max Litchenstein a butcher of 296 Woodward Avenue was struck with a meat cleaver by two unidentified robbers who entered his store early Friday. He regained consciousness after more than 48 hours and hospital attaches say his condition is now favorable and he will recover.
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Max. Litchenstein
Woodward Avenue
Electric Engineers Meet in Atlanta Today
Members of the Atlanta division of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will meet today in the Rainbow Room of the Anstey hotel to discuss important matters of mutual interest.
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