Prosperity under Wilsons democracy urged in Georgia appeal
Charles J. Haden, finance chairman of Georgia’s Democratic Committee, cites tax digests showing wealth growth from 1920 to 1912 trends and compares WWI era trade balances. He argues Democratic policy boosted farm loans, prices, wages, profits, and bank dividends while urging support for the party and white supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Charles J. Haden
National Democratic Committee of Georgia
Georgia
America
Christmas greetings to friends in timely exchange
A brief seasonal note wishes friends a merry Christmas and urges sharing warm wishes before the season ends. It emphasizes giving joy in return and cherishing friendships during the holiday period.
Making or Breaking Children and Parental Guidance
A reflection on how parenting shapes a child’s future, arguing that early discipline and consistency mold character. It contrasts strict, fair parents with weak, indecisive ones and notes many problems end in crime or prison, as children follow paths set in youth.
Let The Women Do It in Voting Duty
An editorial urges women to embrace newly won citizenship by voting, criticizing lazy or greedy men who avoid the polls. It praises women as natural leaders in civic life and asks if they will set the standard for future elections and shame stay-at-home men.
Tell It to the Editor Message Encourages Community News
Editors seek tips from readers about local people and events to ensure complete coverage. The piece urges submitting information about yourself friends or community to help produce a better paper for the community.
Progressive vs Conservative Split in 1912 Election
The piece argues the 1912 election revealed a three to one progressive majority over Taft’s conservatives. It credits Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt with progressive votes and claims the Republican national convention favored reactionary policies. It questions Harding returning the country to normal.
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Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Harding
Christmas Spending Promises Liberal Holiday Trade
Prosperous times lead to generous Christmas spending as local stores with fair reputations advertise heavily. Residents are urged to buy at home, supporting home dealers who offer dependable goods and bargains through weekly ads.
A Message for You Ads in This Paper Contain Value
A promotional note suggests reading every advertisement to find items worth inspecting. It asserts merchants avoid wasted print costs and that ads carry information of value to readers who may be the right person for the goods.
Letters to the Editor Welcome with Check Enclosed
Readers urged to write in regularly and include a check when submitting letters to the editor. The notice emphasizes frequent submissions and financial support to sustain the column.
League of Nations debate drowns other scandals
Internal warfare over the merits and demerits of the league of nations threatens to eclipse a baseball scandal and booze runner revelations, a development described as a looming eclipse.
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League of Nations
There is still one good feature left to football
The remark notes a remaining positive aspect of football, highlighting benefits beyond the game. It emphasizes the sport's value for fitness, specifically mentioning lung health as a beneficial outcome of participation or training. The tone is reflective and concise.
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