Barwick Citizens Drive Watermelon Money to Chicago Fair
Barwick Georgia residents convert a packed old bus into a watermelon caravan. They haul 800 loads of fruit worth about 45 000 dollars, travel to Chicago and Niagara Falls, visiting Philadelphia Washington and Atlanta with a budget around 95 dollars per person. The community funds a generous spread of local hams chickens cakes and pantry items for the journey.
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S. Brooks
Nao Pontauitman
Falls
News
York
Philadelphia
Washington
Barwick
Parwick
Georgia
Broo County
Eliers
Simons
Fou
Simeon Sanchez
Lois’ Chapman
Mammoth Cave
Chiléaga
Niagra
Ballsey
Canada
Broadway
Burnick Ya
New York
Independence “Hall
Asheville
Atlanta
F. DR
Georgia Men of Letters and Notable Georgia Poets
A compact sketch of Georgia's literary figures. Sidney Lanier born in Macon on February 8 1842 is highlighted among foremost American poets and authors. other writers include Father Ryan Paul Hamilton Hayne Joel Chandler Harris and Robert Loveman. The piece notes their Georgia ties and key works such as The Marshes of Glynn The Song of the Chattahoochee Stories of Georgia The Rain Song and more. The article also mentions Frances O Tichnor and Charles Henry Smith among Georgia's literary names.
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Georgia
Sidney Lanier
Macon
Oglethorpe University
Milledgeville
Glynn
Chattahoochee
Joel Chandler Harris
Eatonton
Robert Loveman
Boti
Ohio
Georgiayland
Dalton
Hot
Commissioner Stanley's Plea on Youth Justice
Fragmentary letter rhetoric from Commissioner Stanley defending reforms and urging Governor Walker to transfer a 16-year-old from prison to the Georgia Training School for Boys. The missive argues youth futures hinge on official acts and calls for humane treatment and prudent decisions in juvenile cases.
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Nes
Geor
Gommisala
Vivian ‘Stanley
Stanley
Clifford Walker
Georgia
Georgia Writers and Notables From 19th Century Memoir
A garbled 19th century list of Georgia figures, including Bill Arp known for humor, Augusta Evans and Mildred Rutherford authors, James R. Randall, Clement A. Evans, Lawton Evans, William Henry Peck, Thomas D. Watson, Bethany story links, Rebecca Latimer Felton, Harry Stillwell Barr, Will N. Harben, Ernest Neal, Frank L. Stanton, and others. It notes births, deaths, and affiliations with Georgia places like Columbus Ga., Athens, Dalton, and Macon with references to their works and titles. The piece reads as a fragmented catalog of literary figures and politicians from Georgia’s history.
A Mother’s Love Redeems a Wayward Boy in Prison
Commissioner Stanley depicts a poignant scene as he argues for mercy for a wayward youth. He describes a mother’s devout care and the boy’s need for reform, noting the firm that failed sent him to seek work and the mother’s desperate poverty.
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Mittanley
Hinself
Stanley Drew
Waydon
Andi
Sound of the Saw and Hammer Echoes in Labor Outlook
A turbulent reflection links lumber mills and construction amid rising demand. The piece notes 685 mills ordering output up in early August, while citizens ponder housing needs for a growing population. The author casts the saw and hammer as a stark anthem amid social strain and burgeoning home building plans.
Voices of Morality and Mercy Echo in Governor's Transfer
A fragmented plea recalls moral appeals from Commissioner Stanley and Governor Walker regarding a young offender. Letters emphasize remorse over crime and praise the governor for sending the youth to a training school, arguing true worth lies in deeds for others.
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Stanley
Walker
Thei Toy
They Training School
Anlay Baldy
Citizenship and Prayer in Government Reform Teachings
The Christian Science Monitor essay argues that citizen duty rises with understanding of government, charity, and prayer. It links citizenship to intelligent thinking, honest ballots, and service, urging readers to apply Christian Science principles to evaluate and improve public affairs through discernment, love, and prayer.
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Tay One
Chrtas
Abu Belehce
Citiqéen
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
Christian Science Monitor
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Brooks
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Harry Baker
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Marie
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Marian Santhez
Louise’ Manley
Harold Brooks
Mary Bowlan
Ella’” Brooks
Jessie Auin
Wilburn Manley
Charles Simons
J. C. Woodham
Chicago
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Brooks County
Father Ryan
Augusta
Robert’ Lee
Paul Hamilton Hayné
Charleston
Columbia, County
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Tichnor
Wat Borhin
Columbus
Harris Warn Nearier
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Lundgens
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Monymegides
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Srjor
Charles Henry Smith [ Con Varp
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Bill Arp
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Tiberius
Mildred
Rutherford
Athens
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A. Evans
Stewart County
Lawton Ie Evans
William Henry. Peck
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France
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Old South
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Rebecca Latimer Felto
Cartersville
United States Senate
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Ernest Neal
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Calhoun
Bickers
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Frank L
Stanton
Avas
Frank
Stan
Sidney
Lanie
Pearl Brank Stanton
Joseph
Tolm LeConte
Greensboro
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Goodyear
Poove Maar
Payne’s
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