Senator Taxation Bill Tops Public Interest In Atlanta
A collection of Virginia era and Georgia thoughts notes political chatter and social observances. President Coolidge may visit Macon for an April educational meeting while the senate tax bill dominates public interest over the world court. Atlanta officers push a slot machine crackdown as youths’ crime debates continue. A new view on business equates personal service with making others happy. Weather, banking law impacts on small depositors, and a lesson from a Moultrie boy who ate a Bible are mentioned alongside Col. W L Glessner’s death in Americus. Calls for cooperation recur as a path to real town progress.
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Baquiter
Opinion Fosters Friendly Disagreement With Bold Persuasion
The passage notes a preference for people to express opinions openly and differ peacefully. It mentions Bill Biffem holding Pat Griffin’s number and a quip about Pat Griffin from The Bainbridge Post-Searchlight about a possible extra session and a line about Malone of Bibb.
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Bill’ Biffem
Pat Griffin
Bainbridge Post-Searchlight
Malone
Bibb
Capitol
Pat
Rush Burton Leases Lavonia Times to Enter Florida Real Estate
Rush Burton announces he has leased The Lavonia Times to pursue real estate in Florida. Well wishes are offered, noting he will likely prosper, though his absence will be deeply felt by the local newspaper community.
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Rush Burton
The
Lavonia Times
Florida
Rush
Officers in Public Eye as Action Awaits Presidency
The front page notes Colonel Wm Mitchells case paused awaiting presidential action while General Smedley Butler dismissed Philadelphia police head in a move expected to capture long lasting public attention.
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Army
Wm.Mitchells
Smedley Butler
Philadelphia
Milledgeville Times Seeks Truth About Hometown Image
The Milledgeville Times urges residents to explain why their old hometown, with shady trees and well kept lawns, is a fine place to live. The appeal notes a truth telling citizen benefits the town and could boost local pride and growth.
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Milledgeville Times
Hoosta
Noted Jester Seeks Pardon and Restoration in Terse Talk
The item cites Jonnie Spencer describing an interview with George Sylvester Vie Teck in which the ex-kaiser would not abdicate Germany unless the public demanded his pardon and restoration. It notes Mrs. W. L. Grice of Hawkinkville’s death, her burial at Perry, and mentions her son Warren Grice of Macon, a former attorney general and Mercer trustee.
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Jonnie Spencer
George Sylvester
Exskaiser
Katen
W. L. Grice
Hawkinkville
Perry
Warren Grice
Macon
Mercer University
Grice
W. Li Grice
Georgia in Need of Moral Leadership for Georgia's Future
In remarks at the Atlanta Kiwanis luncheon, Dr. T Sproles Lyons urged Georgia to face its real problems with morale and leadership. He warned against bragging about advantages, urged truth-telling about state conditions, and called for courage to address difficulties for a better Georgia in the next generation.
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John the Baptist
Henry’ Grady
Georgia
T. Sproles’ Lyons
Firat Presbyterian’ Church
Atlanta
Wes
Arrows From A Quiver Gathered Here And There
Collection of aphoristic notes urging self knowledge, perseverance, and moral reflection. It cites forgiveness, personal growth, and caution against wealth without virtue, with scattered quotes and references to moralists and thinkers.
Judicial ferocity and swift penalties urged by Steed
Butler Ga January 11 1926 Walter B Steed argues courts must speed up criminal justice and reduce overreaction to social anxiety He calls for clearer focus on actual vicious acts and swifter enforcement to gain public support for courts and penalties
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Boyory
Trime
Butler, Ga
Walter Bi Steed
Georgia women in Liberty Magazine ballot vote
The Liberty Magazine conducted a national ballot to select the most interesting women in America. Miss Martha Berry of Mount Berry Georgia received twelve votes and ranked sixth. Other Georgia figures mentioned include Miss Millie Rutherford of Athens, Mrs Rebecca Latimer Felton of Cartersville the first woman U S senator, and Mrs Corra Harris the noted authoress. Georgia had more women named than any other state.
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Liberty Magazine
America
Martha Berry
Berry
Mount Berry
Miss Berry
Georgia
Millie Rutherford
Athens
Gay
Rebecca Latimer Felton
Cartersville
United’ States
Corra Harris
Douglas Enterprise
Paths of Life Spoofs and Jokes From a Quirky Reader Card
A playful collage of letters and quips on romance, travel, farming, fashion, and misadventures. It pokes fun at signs at railroad crossings, fashion in Chicago, and humorous anecdotes about stolen overcoats and a preacher’s watch. It ends with wry remarks on marriage and diplomacy.
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Taylor CO
Butler
Coolidge
Senate
World Court
W. L. Glessner
Americus
Arthur Brisbane
Stanford White
Pittsburgh
White
Clerryman
C.F. McLaughlin
Pulic
First Baptist Church
Columbus
McLaughlin
Lelure
Pacific
Fellows
Sam Jones
Osler
Romé
Scopea
Chicago
Hye
Hyei
President Coolidge
Chi
L. S. McChargue
Mauk, Ga
Central of Georgia Railway
Propertus
Central of
Central of Georgia
Savannah
L. A. Downs
Central For Georgia Railway Company
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