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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
5
The essay reflects on cyclical time and the unchanging divine order while noting human shifts in life from ancient to modern eras. It compares revolutions of a Ferris wheel to generations and history, then considers changes in technology travel and communication toward a final gathering beyond all change.
Bates offers a Ford car for sale describing a junked vehicle with missing parts and many mechanical faults. The ad notes no fender seat or plank, radiator burst leaks, broken tires, the engine missing, and the car is old with high gas consumption. It emphasizes the car will run poorly or not at all in Commerce News.
The speech critiques President Wilson and Baruch for war era cotton controls and price manipulation. It argues for freedom of the seas and markets, recounting 1914–1919 efforts to end embargoes, fix prices, and defend Georgia cotton exporters against embargoes and contraband designations.
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