The Little Chap Who Follows Me In Life
A father recounts remorse over scolding his son and vows to be a better dad. He recalls moments of tenderness and admits he once overburdened the boy with expectations. A nocturnal pledge to nurture, endure, and share joy with the child follows, as years pass and the son grows toward adulthood. The piece ends urging parents to heed responsibility and support their children's true life path.
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Park
Angrilly
Piper
Death of Maj. J. S. Cohen Cited as Loss to Rural Carriers
The rural letter carriers nationwide mourn the death of Maj. J. S. Cohen president and editor of the Atlanta Journal who died Monday May 18 He is praised as a pioneer in good roads and a dedicated Georgia senator noted for striving to improve every citizen's welfare The tribute recalls his friendship with park hall and expresses sympathy to Cohen's bereaved family for a distinguished service to Georgia and the United States
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Georgia
United States
Maj. J. 5. Cohen
The
Atlanta Journal
Major Cohen
Park Hall
District conventions slated in five districts
First District in Statesboro at the State Teachers College auditorium with D R Temples as secretary treasurer Vidalia. Second District in Warwick with M W Balkcom as secretary treasurer Blake ly. Third District in Columbus at the court room old post office with M A Edwards secretary treasurer Shellman changed from Dawson. Fourth District Indian Springs with Joe P Howell secretary treasurer West Point. Fifth District location to be announced later with W P Simmons secretary treasurer.
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Statesboro
State Teachers’ College
D. R. Temples
Vidalia
Warwick
M.W. Balkcom
Blakely
Columbus
Court Room
Old Post Office
M. A. Edwards
Shellman
Dawson
Indian Springs
Joe P. Howell
West Point
W. P. Simmons
Mutual Benefit Feature Urges Helping Widows Through Donations
A local fraternal group pushes its mutual benefit feature as a duty to aid widows left to raise children after a member’s death. The text recounts a widow asking if her late husband contributed, and urges every member to give a fixed share to support surviving families, citing a district secretary’s endorsement and a member’s renewed advocacy after a recent payment.
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Ben E
One-Variety Cotton Plan Expands Acreage Statewide
County Agent G C Daniel reports a rise in area for one cotton variety from 90 000 acres in 1934 to 250 000 in 1935. E C Westbrook notes 19 counties adopting the one variety base and 90 communities planning to grow only one variety. Stoneville No 2 leads choices with Farm Relief D P L 4 8 Clewilt Acala and Qualla also favored.
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E. C. Westbrook
College of Agriculture
Westbrook
Mutual benefit appeal urges Georgia carriers to join
Drews of The Rock Georgia urges fellow carriers to join a mutual benefit plan. He argues small yearly contributions by each member could amount to over $1,000 at a death and encourages affiliating to provide help for deceased brothers' families while offering life-insurance-like protection and optional love offerings.
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Drews
The
Rock
Georgia
Trench Silo Advice Aids Winter Feed Planning
Beef cattle specialist R E B Davis of the College of Agriculture urges farmers to prepare for next winter by installing a trench silo if needed and filling it with silage from sorghum or corn. Grass is abundant now but frost will reduce feed. plan ahead to avoid shortages.
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R. E B. Davis
College of Agriculture
Silage for Beef Cattle Believed Economical
Davis argues silage suits both dairy and beef cattle, stating 20 to 30 pounds of silage plus 1 or 2 pounds cotter seed meal daily can feed a herd through winter. He notes trench silos are now proven and many statewide. Plans available from county agent or the College of Agriculture, Athens.
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Davis
College of Agriculture
Athens
Rudy Vallee Earns 850000 A Year As Radio Crooner
A newspaper note warns against pride in human progress by stating that Rudy Vallee makes 850000 dollars annually as a radio crooner. The figure underscores fame and wealth in entertainment during the era.
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Rudy Vallee
Zeeta Promises Fast Relief for Foot Troubles
A bold claim urges readers to tell a man to apply Zeeta powder to shoes and feet to end excessive perspiration and burning sensations within minutes. It touts doctor and trainer endorsements for feet ailments, water blisters, chafing, and sunburn with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved in minutes.
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Zeeta
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