TOM WATSON SAGE OF HICKORY HILL ENDS LIFE AND LEGACY
A Montgomery Monitor tribute recalls Thomas E. Watson as a towering orator and writer who led the people’s cause for decades. The piece notes his long career through Valley Forges Waterloos and Gettysburgs, his native state’s honors, and his place among great Americans. It marks ten cycles of seasons since his passing and honors his memory as a veteran of public life.
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Valley Forges
Waterloos
Gettysbergs
T. M. Linde
Montgomery
Campaign buzz and national mood fill Greensboro Herald page
Col E R King reports Castellow campaign gaining traction in Third district with speaking requests and strong debate ability. Julius Castellon, Georgia native and longtime solicitor general, touted for Congress as Democrat, while national relief debates stir unease about Prohibition era policies and Morgan influence.
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E. R. King
Fort Gaines
B. T. Castellon
Congress
Herald
Col. King
Castellow
Coling
Castellon
South-west
Georgia
Third District
al Smith
Wald
Kelley for Return of Government to People
Fulton County Review endorses John I. Kelley in the gubernatorial race. The piece argues for direct popular control, criticizing entrenched groups and election manipulation and praising Kelley’s record as independent of major factions. It frames government as needing a broad, awakening return to the people.
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John I. Kelley
Kelley
United States
Fulton County Review
Butler Herald praised for consistent weekly quality
The La'vonia Times lauds Charlie Benns for producing a reliable weekly paper. The Butler Herald is described as consistently well edited and published, reflecting substantial ongoing effort by Benns and his staff.
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Rush
Charlie ‘Benns
Butler Herald
La'vonia Times
The Secret of Happiness through Service
A preached exhortation urges abandoning self focus for service to others. True happiness lies in giving, not receiving, as Christ gave Himself and immortals are those who forget themselves in service. The church is a society of saviours, where sacrifice sustains lasting joy.
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Christ
Church
The Bible as Guide and Redeemer
A devotional paragraph extols the Bible as the mind of God and the path to salvation. It emphasizes doctrines, precepts, and records as holy and true, offering light, food, and comfort. Christ is stated as the Bible’s grand object and redemption its end, urging daily memory, heart, and feet to follow.
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God
Next Congress Looms Over Farm Act Reversal
A Washington dispatch reports that with most of 500000 dollars Joao lost, the stabilization effort and the Federal Farm Board abolition are seen as nearly certain for the coming Congress. The agricultural marketing act faces drastic revision or repeal amid political shifts.
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Joao
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Washington
Scattered Opinions From Georgia Papers On Taxes And Candidates
A compilation notes varied editorials and quips from Georgia weeklies. It cites praise for public service, concerns about taxes on citizens and utilities, and political platforms including calls for expense cuts, the League of Nations, the soldier bonus, and prohibition.
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J. B. Parham
Fulton County Review
Hapeville
Moses
League of Nations
League
Epworth League
Tax Payres League
Willie Upsher
Get a job no matter how small the pay Pelham Journal
The Pelham Journal urges readers to work regardless of pay, noting 50c a day is better than nothing and that employment preference goes to those already working when labor is plentiful. Jim Chisim’s weekly adds a satirical line about tobacco, money, and crime, contrasting hardship with wealth.
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the Pelham Journal
Jim Chisim
Jimdandy
Letter on cures for alcoholism with vitamin D wine remedy
A reader from dler Georgia writes about a friend cursed by alcohol and shares a home remedy involving sealing juice in jars to create a non intoxicating “vitamine D wine.” The letter urges others to try the method, claims microbes are killed and no alcohol forms, and ends with a plea to inform the writer of any results.
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Jesus
Nazareth
W. Mirrick
Crisp Bravery and Experience Endorsement for Senate
Eugenia P. Clay extols Congressman Chas R Crisp as a mature proven leader in Georgia politics. She argues the state needs a steady experienced man to balance the budget and champion Lincoln era ideals in the Senate, noting Crisp has served the third district for 20 years and remains steady amid political turbulence.
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Hosntor
Chas
Crisp
Senate
Georgia
Chas R. Crisp
United States of America
Lincoln
Chas. R. Crisp
Eugenia P. Clay
STATESMAN VS POLITICS IN GEORGIA CAMPAIGN
The editor notes Mr. Chas. R. Crisp draws complimentary comments for his initial campaign address across Georgia. Leaders show a clear distinction between a statesman and a professional politician, praising steadiness to reward one while condemning the other. He hints at further discussion on page six.
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Chas. R. Crisp
Georgia
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Europe
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Stewart-Webster Journal
Uncle Shack
Oglethorpe Echo
Lavonia Times
New York
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Greensboro Heraldvensia
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John D., Rockefeller, Sr
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Light and Power
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