Anglin Paper Notes Local Developments and Plans
The Anglin weekly reports on Otto I Bading of the Mergenthaler Linotype Co ill in Atlanta and discusses varied topics from Scottish marriage law to President Roosevelt's Gainesville visit. It mentions impending driver license checks under the state safety act and outlines plans for a 1942 Cabrillo anniversary water and air pageant.
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Otto I. Bading
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Atlanta
California
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
Sugar yields sugar and rum figures cited by editor
Miss Marion Brown of the Cordele Dispatch notes a claim that a ton of sugar yields about 100 pounds of raw sugar and three gallons of rum. The return of Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh after two years in England draws nationwide interest and hopeful welcomes for a long, happy stay.
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Marion Brown
The
Cordele Dispatch
Chas. A. Lindbergh
America
England
Public urged to guard against fires in extreme cold
The public is reminded to take precautions to prevent property loss from fire during the severe cold spell as heating needs rise. Remember over heating is dangerous and can cause fires.
Pelham Journal Editor Chism Rebounds. Seeks Pelham Mayor Bid
Friends across the state report Mdh ter J. B. Chism of the Pelham Journal has recovered from two weeks of illness and aims to run for Mayor of Pelham. Local supporters praise his vigor and campaign plans.
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Mdhter J. B. Chism
The
Pelham Journal
Ben
Pelham
Sizes of Women's Feet Found Larger
A Calhoun County Times editor muses on a minor rebellion among women shoppers led by a shoe clerk attempting a size three on a size five foot. The playful column hints at fashion and social quirks without asserting broad trends.
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Calhoun County Times
Promise of Sweet Potatoes Beyond Savory Dishes
The article notes extensive uses for sweet potatoes beyond traditional savory meals, highlighting a commercial potato starch plant in operation and plans for additional by products and uses. It emphasizes the yam’s value in Southern households and hints at expanding industrial applications.
Postmaster Advises Secure Parcel Tying Tips
The postmaster advises tying Christmas packages with two or three cords and making knots at each crossing. If a single cord breaks, the others will keep the package intact. The postmaster offers to assist with proper tying when not interfering with regular duties.
Editor Rush Burton backs Georgia counties merger idea
The La vonia Times editor Rush Burton says he will favor considering Georgia counties if a real saving can be shown. He has presented tax problems clearly and should be able to work out the consolidation issue.
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Rush Burton
The
Lavonia Times
Georgia
Rush
Georgia liquor sale issue debated by Herald over legislature
The Herald notes that some fear re legalizing liquor sales in Georgia during the current legislative session. It points out voters have twice rejected the measure in the past five years, arguing that public opposition should settle the question again.
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the Herald
Georgia
Fourth Avenue underpass contract marks Columbus milestone
The award of a contract for other construction of an underpass on Fourth Avenue today signals rapid Columbus growth. The project arises from city expansion and aims to meet a pressing local need as stated by the Columbus Enquirer Sun.
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Fourth Avenue
Columbus
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Senator Dixie Graves Opposes Anti-Lynching Bill
The Bartow Herald notes Alabama Senator Dixie Graves spoke in the Senate to oppose the anti-lynch measure, praising the South and aiming to show her independence from her predecessor. The Thomasville Press mocks modern medical advances, recalling old remedies and critiquing current costly treatments.
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Dixie Graves
Alabama
Bartow Herald
Panhandle name explained by Macon writer
Eugene Anderson explains that the Panhandle district in Taylor county earned its nickname from locals pride in a chicken-raising program and a grim slang meaning. He notes some attribute the land’s shape to Flint River, while others recall the term’s harsh connotation referring to a jungle buzzard or professional tramp seeking handouts.
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Eugene Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Panhandle
Taylor County
Flint River
Tung oil demand warms Cairo mills amid war lift
The Moultrie Observer notes Cairo's tung oil tree and local mill gain from rising prices caused by China Japan conflict. Domestic manufacturers worry over raw material supply as China struggles, boosting costs. The ornamental tung tree at the Herald editor’s home is the only one known locally.
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Cairo
China
Japan
Moultrie Observer
Herald
Reverend H W Joiner Leaves Unadilla Church
Unadilla M E Church officers and members express deep respect as Rev H W Joiner leaves after four years of service to become Talbotton pastor. The farewell includes a formal resolution praising his faithfulness, kindness, and strong ministry spanning five decades across Florida North Georgia and South Georgia conferences.
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Taylor County
Reynolds Methodist Church
H. W. Joiner
Talbotton
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Florida
Brookfield
North Georgia
South Georgia
Macon
Camilla
Unadilla
Wynn Joiner
Walter Joiner
Quitman
Bessie Joiner
Willie Joiner
Hamilton W. Sharpe
Thomasville
Unadilla M. E. Church
Taunton Denies Reports of Drunkenness
Georgia legislator Dudley Taunton denounces circulating rumors that he was drunk during the special session. He provides a written statement and two letters to refute the charge, offering to face any House inquiry and noting the rumor likely comes from unfriendly sources. The Atlanta denial appears in the December 8, 1937 issue.
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Representative Taunton
Georgia
Taunton
Herald
Atlanta
C. E
Benns Butler
Mr. Benns
General Assembly
House of Representatives
House
Dudley Taunton
First Annual Meeting and Banquet of Georgia Highway Contractors
December 16 marks a gala in Georgia road building as national figures join local authorities for the first annual meeting and banquet of the Georgia Highway Contractors Association. The event opens at 7 p.m. at the Atlanta Athletic Club with R. H. Wright Jr. presiding.
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Georgia Road
Georgia Highway Contractors’ Association
Atlanta Athletic Club
R. H. Wright, Jr
Georgia Highway Contractors‘ Association
Work Provides Pleasure Only When Daily Tasks Offer Adventure
The speaker argues that if work lacks daily anticipation and engagement, the program should be adjusted or life will remain drudgery. Waiting to retire after accumulating wealth guarantees no true fulfillment, since pleasure comes from ongoing work as it unfolds.
Henry Grady Hotel Denies Dudley Taunton Misconduct
A letter from Henry Grady Hotel manager J. J. Page Jr. in Atlanta on December 8, 1987, refutes a rumor that Honorable Dudley Taunton was removed for drunkenness. Page asserts Taunton has always been a perfect gentleman and a pleasure to host.
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Atlanta
C. E. Benns
Butler
Mr. Benns
Dudley Taunton
Taunton
Mr. Taunton
Henry Grady Hotel
J. J. Page, Jr
Taunton Arrest Report Questioned by Atlanta Police
A note from M A Hornsby states no police record exists of Dudley Taunton being arrested in Atlanta after rumors circulated in Taylor County. The Chief notes no arrest record would be found if it occurred. The Cuthbert Leader reports Mrs J Burgin of Cuthbert visiting relatives in New York and Washington, son of Sims Garrett. Congress debates tax reform and regulation policy as President signals a friendly stance to electric utilities.
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Cuthbert
J. Burgin
Chas, Mills
New York
Sims Garrett, Jr
Washington
Congressman Pace
Congress
Electrc
Democracy spelled with a small d and common men
An editorial reflects on democracy in America with examples from everyday life and industry. It contrasts democratic opportunity with authoritarian regimes and imagines future success stories sparked by accessible education and enterprise.
I Know Something Good About You Exchange Verse
A poem fragment promotes kindness by urging people to notice and share the good in others. It suggests life would be happier if praise for virtue guided interactions and highlighted the goodness in everyone, even in flaws.
Pine Crops Seen as Steady Income for Georgia Farms
A Georgia farmer urges diversifying into pine crops as forest products grow in importance. With $100 million invested in pulp and paper mills in the South, timberland owners are urged to protect, cultivate, and plant pines to meet rising demand and avoid wasteful drain.
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Georgia
South
Companions on a Long Journey Toward a Happier Life
The remark highlights friends as essential companions who should aid one another to endure life’s road toward a more joyful existence.
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Schwab
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