Policy of the Newspaper Commentary and Editorial Tone
The piece surveys press roles in Georgia politics, praising John W. Davis and McAdoo supporters, notes safety at grade crossings after a family tragedy, and argues press independence. It cites editorials from the Americas Times-Recorder and Savannah News on newspaper public property, criticism, and patriotism, with local mentions of Savannah Tybee Bridge Brunswick St. Simons Island and prohibition themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Times-Recorder
The
Herald
Tor
Georgia Farmers Face Peach Surplus and Market Challenges
The Albany Herald notes a larger peach surplus this year and urges Georgians, especially in Middle Georgia, to consume the fruit for patriotism and health. Adel sees steady growth with new houses and churches amid hard times. State agriculture highlights Georgia counties with large poultry, hog, sheep, goat, and pecan operations and peach trees, emphasizing regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Middle Georgia
Georgia
Copeland
State Department For Agriculture
Music-Waycross Choral Club Invocation Address of Welcome
The Waycross Choral Club holds a Tuesday morning gathering at 9:00 in the High School Auditorium. Harry D. Reed delivers the welcome address as part of announcements by the club president.
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Waycross Choral Club
Harry D. Reed
Emily Woodward
Vienna News
Vienna
High School
Civic Club
Waycross
Jesup
Serap Oe of Trade
Armour Fertilizer Works
Chicago
R. _F. Binkherd
Eastern Railroads
New York
Association
Brunswick
Democratic Ticket Praised as Convention Nominates Davis Bryan
The editorial commends Congress for resisting a child control bill and praises the Democratic National Convention of 1924 for nominating Davis and Bryan. It lauds their unity and platform, asserting they offer strong leadership and broad farmer support, urging Democrats to unite for victory.
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Congress
Russia
Washington
Organized Labor
Underwood
Davis
Charles W. Bryan
Braskay
William Jennings | Bryan
Night Driving Safety Calls For Civic Action
The piece argues night driving threats from glaring headlights and reckless behavior. It urges motorists to respect others and drive sanely until stronger safety measures reduce danger, noting lawmakers have rarely protected night travelers and pedestrians.
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E. Benns
OF Taylor
Butler
Democratic Party
South Georgia
Taylor County
South
West
John W. Davis
United States
Old
McAdoo, Underwood, Smith & Co
McAdoo
Shannon
Commerce
Savannah
Tybee
St. Simon’s Island
Herman P. Faris
National Prohibition Party
White House
Hardwick
Hartwick
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Savannah News
Coolidge
Essa
Abou Howe
Albany Herald
Adel
W. T. Shyde
Adel. News
Cook County
Georgia Press Association
Rountree
Jack Williams
Central Baptist Tabernacle
Tomorrow
Fénville McWhorter
Citizens and Southern Bank
P. T. McCutchen
Franklin News and Banner
H. H. Wind
Cairo Messenger
J.W. WeWhorter
Winder News
E. A. Caldwell
Walton News
Monroe, Gaz
C. D. Rountree
Nellie Womack Hines
Milledgeville, Ga
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville’ Courier- Journal
Louisville, Ky
Trox Bankston
Covington News
Covington, Ga
J. J. Flanders
Ocilla Star
Ocilla, Ga
Dan G., Bickers
Savannah Press
Blackshear
Keaton Arnett
National Boll Weevil Control Association
New Orleans
C. B. Harman
Georgia Forestry Association
Atlanta
Union Station
Okefenokee Swamp
Associated Press
W. L. McCall
Southern Division
Georgian School of Technology
Newspapers of Georgia
M. L. Brittain
Georgia Tech
Davis’ Swimming Pool
Sudiye Trophy
Chamber of Commerce and Citizens of
St. Simons
Fernandina
Chamber of Commerce and citizens_of
Pat
Griffin
Davis and Bryan
Ford
Care Herald Office
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