Georgia 1925 Assembly Passes Tax, Highway Bills
The 1925 Georgia Assembly adjourned after sixty days with several measures passed and many defeated. Notable enactments include tax reform proposals, road funding bills, and a statewide highway plan, while income tax, bond issues, and various governance proposals were rejected or stalled.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Assembly
Clifford Walker
Children's Code Commission
Hughes County
Department of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Obey in marriage debate sparks Episcopal clash
A Colorado bishop objects to removing obey from the marriage rite and warns it weakens family life. He argues headship and obedience are essential, while praising women’s rights but opposing the loss of traditional family leadership. The piece contrasts this with broader calls for modernizing the ceremony. A second item notes radio amateur W D Johnson riding 806 miles by bicycle then on foot to Canton, Ohio, for a conference.
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New York
Colorado
Irving Peak Johnson
Roman Empire
Marcus Aurelius
America
Chicago
W. D. Johnson
Cambridge
Mass
American Radio Relay League
Johnson
Canton
Ohio
Reunion set for D. B. Morgan division veterans
Savannah General D. B. Morgan accepts Albany invitation for a reunion of the United Confederate Veterans division, with about 400 veterans expected. The group last met in Albany in May 1921 and enjoyed a cordial reception, Morgan predicts a delightful gathering this fall.
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Savannah
D. B. Morgan
United Confederate Veterans
Albany
Morgan
Mighty Peter son Ointment touted for skin healing
The Peterson Ointment Co. of Buffalo markets its ointment as a remedy for eczema, itching of the skin and scalp, pimples, acne, rough and red skin, old sores, ulcers, piles, chafing, sunburn and other eruptions. Doctors and druggists are cited as endorsing its broad efficacy. The advertisement stresses overnight relief for itching and general blemishes.
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Peterson
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
Memorial Park Plan For Late President Harding In Meacham
Memorial park plans move forward in Meacham Oregon to honor the late President Harding. The land now used as a sheep range will be considered for acquisition at an upcoming mass meeting.
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Lawrenceville
Gwinnett County Corn Club
A. G. Robinson
J. B. Conwell
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
President Harding
Meacham
Ore
Fame and popularity echo in a father's exchange
A brief dialogue fragment presents a father asking son about fame and popularity among strangers, framing fame as a social currency. The lines suggest a pondering look at public attention and personal value in a concise literary exchange.
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Fulton
DeKalb County
Carl N. Guess
Pickren
Mann
Marion Peacock
Laurens
State Board of Education
Miller
Moye
Bell
Army Reserve
United States Naval Store
Georgia
Highway Department
Elberton
Samuel Elbert
J. C. Stiles
Jesus
Macon
Henry Fox
Mercer
Baptist Church
Tattnall Square Baptist Church
Episcopal
Wrightsville
Noah Covington
Gus A. Tarbuton
C. G. Rawlings
Tarbuton
Covington
J. J. Tanner
Tarbutton
Thomas W. Hardwick
Nunnally Candy Company
Winship Nunnally
Joe Brandord
G. H. Howard
Fulton Superior Court
Walter Bradford
John Burnham
Fulton County Chain Gang
Amanda Burnham
Willie Dixon
Cora Dixon
Jude Howard
Jake Goldstein
John Boykin
Fulton County
Goldstein
Bert Donaldson
Mr. Boykin
Bill Crafton
Decatur
Looney
Frank Kowarsch
Daytona Beach
Florida
Kowarsch
Lee Dy Davis
Hardware and Implement Mutual Insurance Agency
Candlers
Gertrude Vreeman
Bellans
Bellans Hot Water
Big
Hoke 8. & BR. Co
Otsego
Pittsburgh
Memorial Park
California
C. H. Berry
DR. C
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Wichigen
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