Politicians and sailors and a Jersey sale headline
The piece remarks on farmers, a returning Lindbergh, and the lively political scene. It notes Governor Walker appointing a Georgia representative, a Good Roads Convention in Savannah June 6 through 10, and Governor Fuller’s praise for handling the Sacco and Vanzetti case. It mentions Adel school commencements, Georgia Jerseys—prices and a top cow sale for about $700 with thirty-nine Jerseys worth around $10,000. Greensboro Herald-Journal calls Greene county home for Jerseys.
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Georgia
Griffin
Greene County
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Southern Railway starts nonstop Atlanta to Macon in two hours
The Southern Railway System began a new nonstop service between Atlanta and Macon delivering a two hour trip after upgrades on the Atlanta division. Electric block signals and automatic train control were installed to improve safety and efficiency. The report notes a local curiosity about a needle swallowed by Mrs. M. Carnes that eventually emerged from her knee after years, as a curious aside. Astronomers study distant stars at night while science progresses through hard work. The piece echoes progress and human curiosity across fields.
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Thero
Atlanta
Macon
Southern ‘Railway Syntem
Eateriton Messenger
Val- Yosta
Governor Walker Heard in Chancellor Run Rumor
The Greensboro Herald-Journal reports a rumor that Governor Walker seeks the University of Georgia chancellorship. From the Dawson News, it may concern a U.S. senatorship, though the governor remains reserved and appears to keep his options open with no firm commitment.
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Walker
University of Georgia
Greensboro Herald- Journsl
United States
Dawson
Georgian press boys fall ill in Boston trip
The Greensboro Herald Journal notes that some Georgian press boys in Boston ate ice cream and clam chowder and became sick. The piece recalls grandparents warning against milk with fish and warns youth about mixing alcohol and watermelon, though no watermelons were eaten on the trip.
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Georgian Press
Boston
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Uncle Jim
Mon{Name}erome Georgian Improves Week by Week
The Mon Meridian Georgian shows steady weekly improvement in appearance and news interest. The note celebrates progress and a community deserving the best in all things as the publication aims to shine and reflect credit.
South Georgia Cotton Blooming Amid Dry Conditions
Reports from South Georgia indicate cotton blooming as dry weather raises fire risk in some fields where a single match could ignite dry brush. Recent refreshing showers since Saturday improved conditions and reduced danger.
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South Georgia
Adels High School graduate sets example in Cook County
A young Adel High School student earned her diploma after three years of daily seven mile buggy rides through all weather. She completed the commercial fields course, proving dedication and ambition amid limited opportunities for women in this country. The piece notes a harsh contrast with recent headlines about women harming husbands, likened to killing a gold-producing goose.
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Ea Hetlen
Cook County
Adel News
Adel “High School
Thompson to Succeed Soc Later in Insurance Field
Karl Thompson, a World War II veteran in the life insurance business, was chosen to succeed Soc Later. D Griges, representative-elect from Terrell County, ran unopposed in Wednesday's election and received 229 votes.
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Karl Thompson
Soc
D. Griges
Terrell County
Farmers Hopeful After Recent Rains Save Crops in Taylor County
Taylor county farmers have watched for weeks as rains returned in recent days. The section reports unusually plentiful rainfall closing crops’ drought fears and preventing major damage, offering optimism for harvest in the near term.
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Taylor County
Blue Springs Resort Changes Hands Again
An old saying that everything changes every seven years is invoked as Blue Springs, the famed resort on the Withlacoochee river sixteen miles from Valdosta, reportedly goes under new ownership for the third time in twenty-five years.
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Blue Springs
Withlacoochee River
Valdosta
Americus weighs tighter Sunday blue law enforcement
Sumter County jury recommendations prompt Georgia Sunday blue law enforcement order from the sheriff in Americus. The move targets pre existing soft drink and gasoline restrictions as part of a broader effort to strengthen local law enforcement amid ongoing concerns about violators in Americus Georgia.
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Sumter County
Georgia
Americus
Love and legal letters mix in Waycross court scene
An attorney with many stocks in trade notes a new wrinkle for lawyers here as romance enters professional life. A client confined in jail hires the lawyer for a fee to draft a love letter, claiming a need for a sure fire missive. The letter is mailed, but no reply yet.
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Waycross Journal Herald
Farmers under fire over Georgians tax exemption plan
Pat Griffin criticizes Ivan Allen for farm tax exemption of 15 dollars per farm, calling it meddlesome and a belated borrowed thunder. He accuses the Georgian Association of pandering to farmers and mocks the effort as a stunt by Fulton Grey locks.
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Pat Griffin
Ivan “Allen
Moses
Mattie
Georgian Association
Idola and
Ziuts
Fulton’ Greylocks
If You Are Going to Fail at All Fail Splendidly
A bold stance on embracing dramatic failure as a vehicle for spectacle and personal growth, urging fearless outcomes over cautious retreat. The note underscores dramatic courage and the appeal of memorable missteps in pursuing ambitious aims.
Clear Speaking Skills Highlighted by T. B. A.
A fragment discusses proper conduct in public addresses, praising clear understanding and easy comprehension. It notes speakers often miss the mark by overreaching into unfamiliar realms, muddying the waters, and urges delivering addresses with lucidity and accessible focus.
Want to Be at Home by the Unknown Author
A nostalgic verse laments preferring home as day ends and storms fade, expressing a lifelong wish to be in familiar comfort. The poem contrasts peaceful home scenes with looming mortality and the final journey, ending with a plea to return home at life's end.
Advice to Young Graduates: Balance Work and Joy
The Viennna News quotes a message urging new graduates to step into life with courage, honesty, and a balanced life. It warns against quivering in fear yet warns against over seriousness, stating love and happiness are essential to service. It urges youths to keep a clean division between effort and play.
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Atlantic
Itham
Pirle
Jan
Viennm News
Marion County Fatriot Ane Proves With Each Issue Turned Off
A fragmented local item notes an ongoing issue in Marion County where a publication or outlet repeatedly turns off an unspecified feature or service. The readable text suggests a recurring problem tied to a publication cycle and community response.
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Marion ‘County
Eternal Fitness of Things in Commencement Tone
In a Wesleyan College commencement critique the writer laments long speeches and manuscript delivery. He notes Dr. D R Anderson, Randolph-Macon Woman's College president, is brilliant yet must grasp the eternal fitness of things to engage seventy five graduates and avoid sapping audience attention.
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T. Ay
Buti
Aldrar
D. R. Anderson
Randolph-Macon ‘Woman's College
Lynchburg
Wesleyan College
Anderson
Louth
Wages of Sin Is Death in Tragic Case
The Alabama Baptist notes the Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray executions as a stark lesson, saying two sinful souls have learned the hard truth that the wages of sin is death, while criticizing morbid press coverage.
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Ruth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Alabama Baptist
Finding a Career and the Path to Success
Henry Ford argues that career choice and success hinge on intention and service. He suggests questioning whether current work aligns with desired outcomes, noting that new ideas create jobs and improvements breed further opportunities for humanity throughout time.
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Henry Ford
Thomaston Times Calls For Action Against Tent Shows
The Thomaston Times condemns tent shows and carnival acts visiting Thomaston saying they harm legitimate trade. It urges city and county authorities to protect merchants and keep such performances away, suggesting court action if needed.
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Herald
Thomaston Times
The
Times
Thomaston
Enforcement of the Law and Public Sentiment
The article argues that law enforcement relies on public sentiment and an enlightened conscience. It cites that even the wisest code fails if not understood and supported by the people, noting religious teaching helps foster favorable attitudes toward orderly life to back enforcement.
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New
Eri
Sra
Iowa
Central
Africa
Speedy Wisconsin Justice and Legal Quibbles Critique
A Milwaukee report details Vaso Radich’s death, rapid trial and life sentence, then critiques legal formalities that hinder justice. It cites Chief Justice Taft on American criminal law, notes mislinks between indictments and verdicts, and argues reforms are needed to curb delays while preserving truth. It warns against moralizing juries and praises signs of reform in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Vaso Radich
Wisconsin
Mark Prentiss
England
Atlants Journal
Along the Paths of Life by Honey Coated
A playful note recounts local travels and gossip about Capt Lin bop in Paris and Line-Bug. It jokes about trips, parties, and travel mishaps, reflecting social chatter and light satire on office races and traffic cops amid a season of journeys.
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Charile
Capt
Lin Bop
Paris
Charlie
Chirlie
Atlantic
Peach
Prenton
Uine-Bug
Siine-Bug
Terra Firma
Firma
Sandersville Elects Gordon Chapman Mayor Over Paving Issue
Gordon Chapman led Sandersville to a narrow mayoral victory by 11 votes amid a battle over city paving bonds. The Sandersville Progress editor and National Weekly Press Association secretary, Chapman promised progress with strong backing from officials and supporters nationwide.
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Gordon Chapman
Sandersville
Atlanta i
Dublin
Gordon
Chapman
Progress
National’ ‘Weekly Press Association
America
County
Washington
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Hardman
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