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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
Business experts urge mercantile firms to set aside a regular share of receipts for publicity. A city department store head cites five percent, with two percent for newspaper ads and the rest for window space and striking displays. The article argues publicity should inform households about market conditions and offerings, prepared in advance for ongoing campaigns.
Rural communities should actively retain capable teachers by welcoming them socially and providing supportive homes. Friendliness, social integration, and community recognition help teachers stay, persevere, and inspire local students, even when city salaries tempt departures.
In December 1919 an extraordinary solar system alignment involving Jupiter Saturn and Neptune sparked doomsday predictions. The event, described as a world ending omen, drew attention to a rare celestial gathering noted by observers at the time.
The Nashville Herald editorial urges rotating Superior Court judges, citing speed and fairness when visiting judges sit. It highlights Coffee county candidate M r T J Hotlynd who vows to push a rotation law if elected, arguing rotation curbs partiality and political influence in trials. The piece cites Echols county and other examples as support for the plan.
The Chattanooga Times notes the loyalty and courtesy of telephone operators in emergencies. It defends operators against unfair blame for busy lines and poor connections, praising their patience, skill, and dignity under stress.
Georgia's 1,200 retail druggists launch a statewide campaign led by the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association legislative committee to oppose new taxes and restrictions. They list 36 current taxes and argue further burdens would force closures, urging telegrams to lawmakers and public posting of tax burdens in shops.
A Piilindehlila man GL Lipman noticed erasing rubber awkward to reach while writing with a lead pencil. The butt end of pencils with a tiny eraser influenced him to patent a detachable eraser design. It brought him a fortune.
President Harding in Marion urged that genuine interest in a community shows in daily actions and civic involvement. The piece argues that a truly good citizen participates in church and school life, public health, streets, parks, and local institutions, reflecting interest through deeds.
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