Selling Georgia to Georgians at a press meeting
A Georgia Press Association address by secretary W. Crites urges statewide mobilization to develop Georgia resources. He praises editors, cites mineral wealth from marble to ochre, urges diversified farming, improved marketing, and home manufacturing. He calls for newspapers to lead campaigns for education, standards, storage, and consumer pride in Georgia-made goods.
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Wor” iCrites
Millen’ and
Jenkins County’ Chamber of Commerce
Georgia ‘Press Association
Georgia
W. S. Anderson
Maced Telegraph
Bir
Crites
Ohio
North Carolina
Sullivan
Ku Lux Klan
Jack Williams
Neal
Miss Woodward
The
Georgia Press Association
S. W. McCallie
Waynesboro
Columbus
Piedmont
Piedmont Plateau
United States
Georgian State Capitol
Pittsboro
Lake ‘Superior
Rome
Cartersville
Cedartown
Pittsburg
Coastal Plain
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia Press’ Association
Ead Nauseum
Jersey
Melon Association
Iowa
Alfaira
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
New York
California
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Virginia
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Missouri
Wisconsin
Tennessee
China
Japan
Oregon
Washington
Spain
Massachusetts
Texas
Norther
Timothy
Athens
Radio Sparks and Missing Persons in Early Broadcast Era
The piece notes radio sparks descriptions of missing persons as a new use for the medium, predicts growth leading to a US secretary of communications, and mentions radio insurance, proper crystal detector use, and military methods to record fast messages on wax cylinders for slower readback.
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United States Secretary of Communications
Grand Central Hotel
New York City
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Mineral Resources
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