United States and the league of nations debate
The passage argues whether the United States should join the League of Nations. It asserts two outcomes if joined, outlines conditions to protect internal affairs and immigration control, and insists on proportional troop and financial commitments. It urges Washington to craft fair terms before participation.
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Republican Party
United States
Amterion
League of National
League
Furnah
Yione
Europe
Washington
Senate
Paper prices seen to decline only after supply cure
Publisher's Auxilary reports news of easing prices for some goods but warns paper remains scarce. Mills and printers hold little stock and backlogs persist, with a full recovery unlikely for months to years. The spot market for print paper edges up amid limited supply.
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Inet
Carrollton Trade Territory Coverage by Paper Ad
Local merchants can reach Carrollton trade territory for less than half the cost by placing ads in the paper. The medium runs twice weekly, delivering broad exposure to buyers and businesses in the area.
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Carrollton
Have your fall job printing done now Ordar by mail
Local printer urges customers to place fall printing orders promptly by mail to ensure timely completion. The note emphasizes mailed orders and suggests early submission to secure turnaround.
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Ordar
Georgia Tightens Rules on Securities Promotions
Georgia creates securities commission under new law to curb fraudulent stock promotions. Sellers must present proof of license when offering stocks or contracts to the public, with penalties for noncompliance. Officials urge press and public cooperation to enforce safeguards against fraud.
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Atlanta
Georgia Esecuriies Commission
Ast General’ Assembly
Ras Tally
Sicuration Department
Securities Department
Solivitora
Supreme Court
Mennegota
Tia
Qvorpia
I Would Rather Be Me Than My Neighbor
A narrator contrasts self sufficiency with a neighbor who shuns ads while the speaker embraces advertisements. The piece argues ads guide choices and save money, urging readers to compare products and buy what suits their purse and purpose.
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Tota Woods
Lana
Ming
Dalton Woman Runs For City Clerk In Landmark Election
Dalton Ga December 6 voters choose four councilmen a clerk and a treasurer in a pivotal city election the first with women voting and a woman candidate Miss Mary Wheeler seeks the city clerk post facing W M Carrot registration may exceed 6000 3000 clerical race features two Kenner brothers contesting sixth ward council seat and a slate of other candidates across wards.
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Dalton
Mary Whesler
Eigh
Walter T, Kenner
William IV
Kenner
W. M. Carrot
Mase Mary Wheeler
Tom Gilbert
George Bpringfiled
E. J. Ratley
W. M. Painter
J. W. Williams
J. N. Caytor
Pierc
Obituary Notice From The Free Press Offices
A fragmentary obituary notice appears from The Free Press offices noting a bereavement and service details. The text mentions a deceased individual and a basic remembrance, with no full dates or locations readable.
Golden Rule in Business Addresses in Steel Trade
Willis L. King former Jones & Laughlin Co president urged in a steel institute address that the golden rule should guide all business relations with customers competitors and employees. He argued mutual empathy would curb union bullying and graft and raise honest conduct, benefiting industry and society overall.
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Willis L. King
Jones & Laughlin Co
Converna of America
Tron and Steel
Irom
Stell
Covington News Introduces New Linotype Import
The Covington News announces installation of a new 14 Linotype intertype capable of setting type from 6 to 24 point. Purchased June 1 1920 by Raph Meeks and W B Lightfoot, Lightfoot has run the paper while Meeks edits the Times in Calhoun. Covington, Georgia, is noted as a progressive Newton County city.
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Covington
W. D. Lightfoot
Raph Meeks
W. EB. Lightfoot
Ember
Calhoun
The
Times
Georgia
Newton County
Intta Journal
Nickel Returns To Its Own
A Washington Reporter item notes the nickel, once unused, showing signs of revival after years of dormancy. It recalls past uses such as church collection payments and organist wages, and suggests it may regain utility for everyday purchases like pop or a cabbage-leaf cigar, barring further interference.
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Wan
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Washington
Saturday Noon Till Sunday Night Described
A Dawson News excerpt defines the period from Saturday noon to Sunday night as a time of lavishness and excess, linked to weekend dissipations and also devotional acts for the Christian Sabbath. It notes societal tensions as Saturday afternoon behavior shifts and Monday morning mood turns blue.
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Dawson News
Want Ad Prompt Pays Off For Readers
Classified notice notes local readers can earn rewards by responding to specific job or sale prompts. Details appear in the issue’s Want Ads with contact methods and payout terms.
Jury of Women Delivers Quick Guilty Verdict in Orange
A full panel of women in Orange New Jersey presided over a criminal trial. The young dentist’s assistant brother employed him. the jury of women found him guilty in 17 minutes after a brief hearing.
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Orange
N. J
Chicago
Savaria Proga
Potato House Finished in Culloden Community
Juliette Georgia December 6 The Culloden community has completed a sweet potato storage and curing plant with capacity for thousands of bushels and has already received about 1500 bushels for storage.
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Juliette
Culloden
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