Georgia urged to buy output of her farms
An editorial urges Georgia to source goods locally, listing numerous items bought from other states. It argues production could be shifted to Georgia, reducing freight costs and boosting the state economy. The piece suggests expanding Georgia farm and industrial output to cover all needs except tropical fruits, rare drugs, rubber, tea and coffee.
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Ierasy
Virginia
California
Washington
Maryland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Who Is This Man Royster Of Griffin
Chauncey L. Foote of Fayetteville writes to defend Griffin citizen Royster. He questions Royster’s critics, warns Griffin to watch him, and argues Royster’s choices misstate Georgians and misalign with community values.
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Royster
Griffin
Chamber of Commerce
Spalding County
Chauncey L. Foote
Fayottevilla, Ga
Uncle Sam
Theodore Roosevelt
Woman's Club to Meet for Noted Women of Georgia
Fayetteville Woman's Club meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Miss Marylu Graham's home. Mrs Turnipseed and Miss Eyre and Miss Lucile Stinchamb host with Miss Graham. Program focuses on Noted Women of Georgia and members should answer roll call with a noted Georgia woman’s name.
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Bone Fayetteville
Revolution or Evolution in Education Debate
Washington reports quote Senator William H. King urging a shift from superficial public schooling to a system grounded in moral values and God’s ruler-ship. Commissioner John James Tigert supports greater visual education, citing Edison on eye based learning, while critiques from European ideas and French minister Berard push Latin rethink.
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Washington
Capital News Service
William H. King
Utah
Citizen's Association On Education
John James Tigert
Harding
University of Kentucky
Thomas Edison
M. Leon Berard
Fayette County Teachers Association Session Set in Fayetteville
The Fayette County Teachers Association will hold its next session at the county courthouse in Fayetteville on Saturday February 4. The program includes a health discussion led by Dr Becker and a report by the county health officer, with responses by Misa Dickson, Mr West, and Miss Elson. County contest features Supt L M Lester of the Georgia Educational Association with Mr McLarin and Mr Davis, and an illustrated primary lesson by Miss Stamper.
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Fayette
Thrift the Key to Civic Duty and Personal Wealth
A fiscal primer argues thrift as a foundation of character and public welfare. It cites Edison Roosevelt Carnegie Wilson and quotes urging wise spending, saving, and banking, linking capital accumulation to employment, home ownership, and national finances.
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United States
Harris Amendment Advances in Senate Favoring Farmers
The Harris amendment to require a practicing farmer on the Federal Reserve Board passes 63 to 9. The speaker argues agriculture must have representation as the nation’s prosperity hinges on farmers profits and farm sector stability influences banks and industry across regions.
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Federal Reserve Board
Congress
General Lee's Four-Fold Greatness
A tribute lists General Lee as 1) a noble man and civic leader who freed his slaves and supported public schools, 2) a loyal citizen and upholder of law, 3) the greatest military mind and trench warfare pioneer, and 4) an educator who built a strong institution, founded engineering and journalism programs, and planned commerce education.
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World
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Business Administration
Regional Bank Discount Rates Aid Farmers Nationwide
The proposal cushions farmer burdens by lowering regional bank discount rates. It aims to ease credit costs for agricultural borrowers and stimulate farmwide stability across the country.
Principles of Business Tenacity and Daily Conduct
The text outlines daily discipline for business success stressing tackling hard tasks first, accepting criticism, avoiding personal dislikes, improving skills, and maintaining enthusiasm. It urges balanced values over money alone, daily decent acts, honoring leadership, purposeful self leadership, and harmonious work with positive outlook.
The Home Town Loyalties Advised by Durandil Gazette
A Durandil Gazette editorial urges residents to support local merchants. It argues buying locally saves money, preserves credit relationships, and strengthens the town’s economy and reputation.
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Durandil
Poultry Yard Opportunity Highlighted By Fayetteville Market and Farm Bureau
The Fayetteville Market and Farm Bureau urges careful planning for a meeting with a top informed poultry instructor. The call encourages invest ors to prepare, study poultry breeding, and gain practical guidance from an expert before launching a poultry and egg business. Date and speaker details will be announced later.
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Association
Speakersvill
Fayetteville Market
New Scoutmaster Elected Amid Camp Fire Echoes
The Boy Scouts elected Prof. J. R. Byrd as Scoutmaster at a Friday night meeting on January 13. Paul Vollenweider and Gary were chosen as patrol leaders. Meetings are the first and third Tuesdays and the second and fourth Fridays.
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Boy Scouts
J. R. Byrd
Paul Vollenweider
Gary
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Berean Fidelis Class Baptist Sunday School Report
Enrollment at start of six months and present figures show additions and drops with no net gain. The report records total gifts of 141.64 dollars, with 5.42 dollars paid to the SS Treasury and 108.22 dollars to other objects, signed by teachers and officials.
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Baptist Sunday School
Churc
S. S. Treasury
L. A. Ingram
Laura Thornton
Griff Perry
STOP LOOK LISTEN Editorial on a fatal railroad crash
The Little Rock Gazette comments on the death of Rowland Grantham. While specific details are scarce the piece argues the driver failed to pause before crossing Southern Railway tracks in Jones county Mississippi. It warns motorists to shift into a lower gear when crossing tracks to avoid tragedy.
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Rowland Grantham
Jones County
Mississippi
Southern Railway
Little Rock (Ark
The Difficulty Divines Secret of Success
A Kansas City divine claims success lies in being born without money or influence. The note questions if such birth is fixable or desirable and ponders the practicalities of altering one's status.
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Kansas City
Cold Alchemy Hoax of Bacon
William Newbold argues Bacon hid scientific knowledge in cipher words. He details methods of syllable ciphering, double letters, and rearrangement that could reveal advanced math and chemistry if deciphered, claiming Bacon’s system misled scholars for centuries. He cites 600 years of alchemist pursuit and a 600 year legacy of hidden knowledge.
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Roger Bason
Philadelphia
Roger Bacon
William Romaine Newbold
University of Pennsylvania
American Philosophical Society
Bacon
Doctor Newbold
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