Brazen Effrontery and Georgia Peach Trade Talk
A long commentary denounces Malcolm R. McAdoo and a push for a new progressive democratic party. It argues the Constitution warned against radical western forces and urges a return to liberal east alliance. The piece also outlines Georgia peach industry ideas including a state bank, quality standardization, by products use, and trademark promotion to boost profit and parity with California.
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Malcolm R. McAdoo
New York
William G. McAdoo
Malcolm McAdoo
Progressive Democratic Party
McAdoo-La Follette
Democratic Party
South
la Follette-Wheeler
Senate
House
la Follette
Brookhart
Johnson
Norris
Frazier
Republican
McAdoo
Jefferson
Jackson
Clay
Mrr
Georgia
California
California Raisin Growers? Association
America
Georgia peach standardization drive launched in Atlanta
A formal movement to standardize the Georgia peach industry was launched in Atlanta at a meeting of growers and bankers representing various sections, aiming to finance growers and regulate marketing.
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Atlanta
Summer Comes Back and Town News From The Urich Herald
A collage of poems and notes from small town papers. Verses reflect seasonal change and restlessness as Winter retreats and Summer lingers. Local editor notes include equipment delays and a newborn adding to a busy week. Community updates mention a veteran near Maitland still working at 87 and humor about reformers and devils in local musings.
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Urich Herald
Herald
Maitland Herald
John Kyle
Maitland
Spain and Hungary Under Scrutiny in Global News
In Paris, Countess Karolyi voices Hungary's view on landowners and monarchy, while Spain's Rivera regime teeters amid political turbulence. Trotsky and Lunachar analyze seven years of Bolshevik rule in Moscow as Russia enters a transition period toward a communist future, with liberalism and democracy slowing radical advances. The piece highlights wartime legacies, revolutions, and the power of ideas in shaping nations.
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Paris
France
Karolyi
First Union
Spain
Hungary
Primo de Rivera
Alfonso
New York
Serbia
Paradise of
Fonso
Movement For Freedom
Friedrich Nietsche
Uiry
Visior
Mossow
Trotsky and
Lunachar
Imperial Theater
Russia
wMolsin
Trotsky
Lenin
Third Internationale
Economic Fury Over Income Tax Law Sparks Debate
A critical column denounces the income tax as a tool for prying into private affairs. It argues for universal sworn reporting to expose evils, calls for repeal or full disclosure by all Americans, and cites a southern cotton mill example to illustrate perceived injustices. The piece accuses lawmakers and the public of succumbing to prejudice and urges radical reform.
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Congress
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Paul Pry
South Hat
Smelling Squad
America
Having Bolted It M. R. McAdoo Would Now Lead Party
Letter from M. R. McAdoo dated November 13 19:4 attacks editorials on Davis nomination from conspiracy and bribery claims at Madison Square Garden last July. He questions Tammany influence and South Georgians support for a Davis backed by Tammany. He asks for alibi, defenses, and a new progressive Democratic Party.
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M. R. McAdoo
Davis
Madison Square Garden
Republic
South
Tammany
Eagle
Tammany Society
Smith
Hie
Madoo
New York
Tes
Sumatra
Hebrides
Pacific
Sahara
Tonga Islands
Onur
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
A diary style column from New York notes encounters with Roy Howard Mele ville Davisson Post and Ray Rohn. It recalls New York railroad terminal figures Big Bil Egan and Black Elf and reflects on travel romance and migration. It mentions Charlie Lawlor composer of The Sidewalks of New York and Irving Berlin with Alexander’s Ragtime Band profits.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
Samuel Pepys
Roy Howard
Meleville Davisson Post
Lost Creek
W.va
Ray Rohn
Philadelphia
Big Bil” Egan
Pennsylvania Station
America
Biz Bill
Charlie Lawlor
Sls
Lawlor
Alexander
Irving Berlin
The
Constitution
Today’s Talk on Work Living Beyond the Self
George Matthew Adams reflects that individual greatness is measured by the lasting value of one’s work. From humble efforts, if the heart guides the craft, the outcome endures beyond the creator, influencing others long after memory fades. He notes even imperfect people can inspire via sincere effort and noble aims.
Southern memorial library urged for Washington and Lee
A northern outreach urges assembling a southern memorial library at Washington and Lee university. Led by Elizabeth Hanna and Professor Franklin L. Riley, the plan seeks donated southern books, many out of print, to counter northward collections and establish a center for southern history learning with long term endowment.
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Bodleian Library
Oxford
Sorbonne
American Library
South
F. L. Riley
Washington
Lee
Mary D. Carter
Upperville
Everitt Maner
Southern Memorial Library
Riley
Nika Jefferson Davis
Alexander Stephens
John B. Gordon
Mrs. Pickett
Richard Taylor
William Jones
Atlantic
Bodleian
American Library of
Paris
Washington and Lee University
Elizabeth H. Hanna
Gener
Miss Carter
Riley Saya
Fes
Hyeritt Manor
Chicago
Wisconsin
Dodd
Warvard University
Southern
Great Southern
Understanding a Stye and Eyelash Follicle Infections
A cursory guide explains a stye as a small boil at the eyelid edge from infection of the lash follicle. It contrasts hordoleum with common terms, notes eye specificity of disorders, and cautions on hygiene and medical literacy.
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Bright
Heraude
Styes
Gré
Ciasses
Questions and Answers from a 20th century column
A reader Q and A column presents brief facts and trivia on varied topics. Questions cover education of Richard Barthelmes, meanings of names, Boer War dates, poker hands, papal tiara symbolism, census figures, London subways, bridges, thyroid disease, rodent species, prisoner hair rules, Alma Gluck, animal lifespans, urban populations, wheat yields, Liberty loan totals, largest snakes, the Bicayune coin, Queen Victoria’s parents, and ultra violet light.
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Richard Barthelmes
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Roseanne
Lattysmith
Pitts
London
Edgeware
Kings Cross
Metropolitan Railway
Metropolitan District Railway
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Alma Gluckbor
Bucharest
Romania
Reba Fiersoha
Boston
New York City
Middlewest
Philippine Islands
United States
Victoria
Edward
Duke of Kent
George III
Victoria Mary Sonisa
Francis
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg-Saaltold
Leopold
Sermons to Live By by Elam Franklin Dempsey
A reflective piece on parenting drawn from a mother’s selfless service and spiritual guidance. It highlights nurturing children in the Lord, the value of daily deeds of service, and how early lessons forge character and happiness through love and duty.
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Elam Pranklin
Dempsey
Jong
SUG. Com
Rone
Modesty geography and fashion across cultures analyzed
A Washington National Geographic bulletin surveys modesty norms worldwide from Yup and Arab groups to Patagonians and Carib Indians. It cites Humboldt and explorers, notes garments reflect climate and culture, and links modesty to traditional dress while humorously recounting medical trivia and a Q and A column on health and household tips.
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Paris
Alexander von Humboldt
Alaska
Arabia
Africa
Patagonians
Brazil
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Attlanta
Will D. Muse
Georgia Bailey
Brother Williams
Ames
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Rivera
Europe
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Warsaw
Palestine
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