Georgia Weekly Press Association Ad Rates Adopted 1901
At the fourteenth annual meeting the Georgia Weekly Press Association adopts a standard advertising rate basis. Rates are seven and a half cents per inch per insertion for 500 circulation with one cent per inch for each additional 100 newspapers. 10 percent discount for electrotypes. Members must publish the resolution at the top of the editorial column and send marked copies to advertising applicants.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
The Argus and Darien Gazette Mirror Editorial Snippets
A collage of clipper notes includes appeals for a lost dollar to THE ARGUS, promotions of agricultural exhibits and naval intrigue, political peevishness, and editorials from THE JACKSON ARGUS and Campbell News. It cites textile mill growth, party loyalties, and reflective admonitions on fault and meekness.
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Shaver
Jackson Argus
Gazette
Bryan
Brother Shaver
Darien Gazette
Dickey
Jackson Aregus
Brethren
Campbell News
Guardian of Gold and Silver Politics in Georgia Debates
The interview with Judge Turner and Ed Estill discusses gold standard support among silver men, citing Hon. W. H. Fleming and Macon News views. It notes gold discoveries restoring confidence after the panic, mentions Guerry and Turner as leading gold-leaning candidates, and touches tomato culture and local politics in Georgia.
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Estill
H. G. Turner
Georgia Papers
W.H. Fleming
Eighth
Fleming
America
Canada
Russia
Macon News
Colonel Guerry
Palmer
Turner
Guerry
Controversies of Naval History and Georgia Tax Outlook
The article discusses historic naval disputes and political pressure surrounding Schley and Sampson, comparing to past quarrels involving Perry and Elliott. It laments press and elite complicity, condemning corruption, while noting nine drownings at Savannah resorts. It also reports the Americas Times-Recorder on unchanged tax rates despite higher state returns and digest increases.
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Schley-Sampson
Lake Erie
Perry
Elliott
Congress
Cooper
Navy
New York
Washington
Albany
Maclay
Coinas
Schley
Department
Sampson
THE
Americas Times-Recorder
Georgia
Comptroller-General
Beecher Inspired Creed for Iowa Farmers
A twenty line credo urged by Henry Ward Beecher sixty years ago to Indiana Farmer readers extols small farms deep cultivation and soil feeding the land. It champions industrial spirit, honest work, good fences barns and homes and rejects farmers who decline to improve or accept vice or laziness.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Indiana Farmer
Park comments spark debate on obedience in marriage
Memphis Commercial Appeal quotes Drifting ideas on the "negro problem" and a reply by Mrs. Robert E. Park on a marriage oath. Mrs. Park argues obedience is a woman's glory while keeping political and religious opinions, a stance met with mixed reaction among readers and peers.
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Robert E. Park
Park
Astounded the Editor Editor 8 A Brown Bennett ville
Astounded the Editor 8 A Brown of Bennett ville D C writes about his wife’s illness and rapid recovery from dyspepsia after using Electric Bitters. He claims it restored strength, appetite, and digestion and praises its tonic and laxative effects. Harris Drug Store sells the product for 50 cents.
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A. Brown
Bennettville
D. C
Harris Drug
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