Local baseball team marks improvement after management change
A Thomasville letter to the public defends team management after an editorial attack. It details game-by-game results since the captaincy shift at Moultrie on July 25, noting a 12 win 8 loss and 1 tie record across opponents in Georgia Florida and Alabama. The writer argues the club has performed well as amateurs and asks publication of the reply.
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Bible carries own appeal says Judge Candler in Alexandria
Judge S Candler of Atlanta told the Louisiana Methodist conference in Alexandria that the Bible carries its own appeal and needs no defense. He praised William Jennings Bryan and warned against modernist guessing while urging fair gospel presentation as the source of truth.
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Bryan remembered as a steadfast Christian political figure
In a moving tribute Candler lauds Jennings Bryan as a Christian gentleman who stood for unpopular causes and spoke for truth. He recalls Bryan’s silver tongue and steadfast conviction, noting his enduring legacy as a moral leader who walked with Him. The speaker highlights the strength of Sunday schools and men’s Bible classes in American life.
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Upshaw dares Butler to debate prohibition question
Georgia Representative William D. Upshaw challenged Dr. Nicholson Murray Butler to debate him in Carnegie Hall New York on the prohibition issue. In a DeKalb county rally speech titled Americas Greatest Battle he attacked Butler and criticized Democratic convention theatrics and what he called bowery hospitality.
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New York
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Georgia
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Rosebuds Fall to Waycross in season finale
The Rosebuds lost eight to two to Waycross Saturday afternoon, ending the season. Willis pitched six innings allowing eight hits and five unearned runs, Morris finished the seventh, and Surratt paced Waycross with key hits. Thomasville closed the year amid fielding miscues and sharp visitors hitting, with Barbare and Gonzales contributing multi-base hits and Surratt scoring the decisive runs.
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German textile expert finds cotton substitute
Reutlingen Germany July 29 by Mail cutting of cotton imports into Germany by half may result from a new weaving method using hemp invented by Dr Gminder The hemp is expected to partly replace cotton in cloth Germany has about five million acres suitable for hemp cultivation
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