Russia’s progress and the touch of humor in news
A collage of editorials notes the improving Russian situation, warning ignorance about registration, and quips on brides blushing and Thanksgiving-like meatless days. It catalogs wartime costs, suffrage jokes, and faith during hardship, ending with reflections on belief amid darkness.
Living in Love Brings Everlasting Youth and Joy
A reflection asserts that self centered living destroys happiness and often leads to bitterness or insanity. It argues that choosing love over selfishness sustains joy and vitality, likening love to perpetual youth.
Sparrows Declared Pests In Garden War Chronicle
In Hawkinsville a pest problem with English sparrows prompted a bold remedy. After fruitless trials with salted dough and baited traps, a household man employed a .22 rifle to kill 105 sparrows in three days, driving the birds from the garden and ending their disruption. The Dublin Courier-Herald records the anecdote as a noteworthy, if stark, solution.
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Hawkinsville Dispatch
Hall of Fame
British Isles
Dublin Courier-Herald
Dr Kings New Discovery Remedy Ad Blitz
An old fashioned medicine advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a standard remedy for coughs colds grippe and related illnesses. It claims soothing balsam ingredients heal irritated membranes relieve sore throat kill germs and quickly ease a cold with decades of household use.
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Dr. King
Opponents Rally Against Food Control in Nationwide Debate
The Macon Telegraph reports that opposition to food control comes from producers, consumers, and middlemen, while the New York World notes strong rifts. Congress must act deliberately to curb food hoarding and monopoly, protect growers’ prices, and prevent hunger without delaying policy.
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New York World
Congress
Macon Telegraph
God Giveth the Increase and the Harvest Prayer
A civic editorial urges recognition of God's role in harvests and prays for divine rain, shine, health, and strength to ensure a reliable crop. It questions the generation's reliance on human effort and cautions against neglecting prayer for timely rains and bountiful yields.
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Saving Shoe Leather in Wartime Economy
A government bulletin outlines long lasting shoes and harness through periodic cleaning and oiling. It recalls how boys were taught to clean and oil brogans on rainy days, use faster oil or cheaper skim grease, and apply a protective coating each week for durability and appearance.
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