Horse Sense Returns and Restores Social Balance
A Quitman Free Press column argues hard times reset values after a war prosperity boom. It says money drunkenness faded taste for excess as people returned to horse sense, with entertainment like jazz fading and moral standards recovering amid renewed work and restraint.
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Quitman Free Press
Talking Prosperity Promoting Enterprise Through Positive Mood
An editorial argues business health mirrors mental outlook. It says optimistic, industrious leaders drive growth while dwelling on hardship worsens conditions. It notes Europe’s postwar trade and urges determination and cooperation to cure American business troubles.
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Greenville
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Democrat-Sun
Bee Reports Pasture Meeting Draws Carroll Farmers
A Wednesday pasture meeting at Bee Reports drew a number of Carroll farmers showing rising interest in improved pastures and grazing options. Residents discussed shared hay and forage strategies and heard about potential seed and soil improvements.
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Carroll
Staying out of hot water over Georgia finances
The Cobb County Times cites Winder News urging Georgia to cut state spending and lower taxes to avoid recurring financial trouble. It argues for reduced appropriations across institutions, acknowledging opposition from those seeking funding.
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Cobb County Times
Georgia
Juvenile Offenders Reform Bill Urges Training School
Georgia lawmakers consider a bill by Senator Manson limiting prison or chain gang confinement for youths sixteen to twenty one who commit crimes. The piece argues reform over punishment, noting confinement degrades youths and worsens delinquency, endorsing industrial schools to foster character and skills. The Atlanta Constitution backs reformation as the law’s primary goal.
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Manson
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Georgia
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Atlanta Constitution
Courtesy Wins Customers in Business Battles
Winder News argues courtesy secures customer goodwill. Patience and self control cost little yet yield large dividends, while irritability signals small character and leads to losses. Strong minds win in business by forcing weaker traits to yield.
Nothing Like It Recipe Prompts Reckless Driving Warning
A provocative mock recipe from The Southern Telephone News warns that a reckless fool fed alcohol and a fast car will meet a fatal end. The satirical piece imagines soaking the fool in liquor and sealing the corpse in a satin box, served cold with flowers.
Georgia backs Australian ballot bill for fair elections
The Georgia House shows near unanimous support for an Australian ballot bill, already approved by the Senate and Governor. Amendments may require conference adjustments, but enactment is expected soon. The editorial urges swift passage to safeguard secret, independent voting and honest government.
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Georgia
House of Representatives
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House
Atlanta Journal
Ford dream on wheels spurs layoff quip at plant
An applicant asked a veteran Ford worker about production cuts. The worker recounted a Wall Street Journal joke where Henry Ford rises from a pallbearers’ procession and orders the casket placed on wheels with five men laid off.
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Kansas Town Honors Beloved Editor With Parade
A Kansas community shows appreciation for their editor by presenting a bouquet, a church quartet singing, and a minister speaking. Six strong men escort him to a lowly model 1921 sedan as the town parades behind the car in a final tribute after his death.
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Kansas
The Family Altar and Hearthstone Decline
In Colquitt Sun prose the author argues the nation’s woes stem from abandoning the family altar at home. He urges every household to gather around the hearth for one hour daily to restore social order and family life.
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Colquitt
Crisp County Farmers Seek Proper Use of Calcium Arsenate
Cordele Dispatch notes a strong cotton crop in Crisp County and urges proper calcium arsenate use to combat weevils. The paper stresses correct application, warns against misuse, and calls for action to protect cotton yields.
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Crisp County
Cordele Dispatch
Carrolls Cotton Crop Promising With Calcium Arsenate
The article notes Carrolls crop shows promise for farmers who can obtain calcium arsenate and intend to use it to protect the cotton.
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Carroll
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