Advertising drives Albanys business revival in Georgia
The Southwest Georgia press highlights Albany leading a campaign of expansive advertising to boost commerce. The Albany Herald notes that active advertisers capture shoppers during a slow period by keeping ads running, signaling confidence and aiding regional recovery. Merchants in Albany and south Georgia increase ad spending to ride upcoming better times.
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Georgia
Ailver
Whalesale Bystriers
Albany
Tifton Gazette
Alany
Deamon
Albany Herald
Menner
Aoryine
Nation’s Day rally calls to defend liberty and unity
Baltimore American cites Liberty’s birthday as a call to stand by the nation and the flag, urging Americans to embrace freedom and national resolve rather than seek distant adventures. A second line invites readers to reclaim a nearby wilderness instead of going abroad.
Home Town Business and Local Support
An essay argues towns grow when residents buy locally in Carralifow, urging support for home dealers to strengthen the community’s economy. It stresses interwoven civic and business ties, warns against out of town patronage, and calls for sustaining local enterprise.
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Xenfier
Ie Qwest
Carralifow
Kueh
Carrollton
Not Making Progress in Postwar Policy
A historical analysis argues the public sought tax relief and business revival after a costly war. It notes Republican resistance to joining the league of nations, slower congressional action under Harding, and public discontent with limited legislative results four months into the 1913 administration era. It contrasts Democratic momentum with the party drift.
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Congress
Republican Party
League of Nations
United States
Europe
Munis
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Wilson
A Lay Sermon Teach the Daughter and Duties at Home
A lay sermon argues mothers should delegate housework to daughters as they age. It urges daughters to take growing responsibility, fill time with useful work, and learn to manage a well ordered home rather than relying on mothers for all tasks.
Want Ads in The Free Press Bring Results
Classified notice notes that Want Ads in The Free Press deliver results for readers seeking services items and opportunities. The snippet emphasizes effectiveness of ads in reaching a broad local audience and encourages placing a notice to gain response.
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Free Press
Bargain Hunting from a Rocking Chair
A essay extols advertising and mass buying as the foundation of thrift and prosperity. It argues that reading ads saves effort, boosts sales volume, lowers prices, and stimulates employment, claiming fear of advertising harms economy and that rapid circulation of money cures downturns.
Conyers Hears Call for Safe Swimming and Open Air Fun
The Conyers Times notes pleasant shade trees along with a wish for open air gatherings under old oaks. Hartwell opens a riverfront playground with benches and amusements, while others in Georgia follow. Eight young people have died while swimming, renewing the push to teach children to swim and to supervise those in danger.
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Washington
Press Association
Hartwell
Georgia
Conyers
Freeman Passes Bar Admission Exam in Fine Record
Mise Dera Freeman attended the examination for admission to the bar at Cars wolion Woodse aday. She was thoroughly prepared and it is certain she passed the exam and made a fine record according to Meri wether Vindicntor.
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Mise Dera Freeman
Carswolion Woodse Aday
Meriwether Vindicntor
Slats Diary by Ross Farquhar
A fragmentary diary style item recounts a week of odd events and misadventures labeled by day from Friday to Thursday. The entries describe chores, social plans, medical worries about a sore thumb, and playful, often silly exchanges with family and a neighbor.
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Ross Farquhar
Take a Bath A Day Slogan and Health Value
The piece argues bathing ties to health and longevity, tracing its roots from religious rites to modern daily hygiene. It notes factory showers, public baths, and municipal programs aim to reduce illness and boost productivity, citing Kellogg's work on water’s physiological benefits.
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America
J. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Baneatorium
Four Acre English Peas Net 700 Dollars Says Meriwether Farmer
A Meriwether farmer earned about 700 dollars net on four acres of English peas, credited to Mr. Crowder. The piece argues this is encouragement to farmers, noting other money crops beyond cotton and a woman who made four thousand dollars on four acres of turnip greens. It urges individualism and profit from simple crops.
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Crowder
Meriwether Viniliontor
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Ein Yo
Chad
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Businews
Thera
Conyers Times
Escare
EAGLE
Mikado Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Ant Emmy
Ore
Amebby
Otto
Commmms OU
Holland
Atlanta
West Point
R. R
Western Railway OF Alabama
J. P. Billups
Atlanta, GA
Roger B. Meeks
Depot Street
Depot ST
Marietta Journal
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