South Georgia Editorials on Page Four
The 1907 Chomasville crimes edition editorial pages from Lee E. Kelly publisher and L. Edward Kelly editor discuss local crime coverage and editorial stance. The item notes page four content under the South Georgia's Most Complete Newspaper masthead.
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South Georgia
Lee E. Kelly
L. Edward Kelly
Awakening of People and Threats to Liberty Across Nations
The piece cites Elbert Hubbard on government by and for the people and warns that when citizens fail to stay awake and engaged, dictators rise. It recounts how Hitler, Mussolini, Lenin, Trotsky, and Bolsheviks seized power, indoctrinated youth, and eroded rights, noting Cuba near the United States and the global drift toward communism. The summary highlights how neglect of governance erodes liberty.
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Elbert Hubbard
Czarina
Rasputin
Cuba
United States
The Ultimate Tragedy in Medical Freedom in Belgium
A piece in The Register argues that medical freedom stands alongside priesthood and free conscience. It decries government dictation over doctors and suggests state medicine threatens liberty across religion justice and press as well.
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Register
Catholic Press Society, Inc
Frank Morriss
John Jonne
Today in History June 25 highlights through the years
Key events on this date include Custer and the 7th Cavalry massacre at Little Bighorn in 1876 and Virginia’s 1788 ratification of the Constitution. Other notes cover acts in 1798, the postal savings system in 1810, Allied arrival in France in 1817, Soviet advances in 1944, Churchill-Eden-Eisenhower talks a decade ago, and UN complaints by the Soviet mission five years ago.
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George Custer
7Th Cavalry
Little Big Horn River
Black Hills
Montana Territory
Virginia
France
Vitebsk
Russia
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
United Nations
Johnson faces huge tests as Congress weighs his record
President Johnson pursues a busy legislative push with a Democratic-led Congress. Key outcomes include a tax cut and a civil rights bill, while medical care for the aged faces likely defeat. Foreign aid history shows Johnson winning larger sums after initial cuts.
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Johnson
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Harry S. Truman
Jahhson
Hobo Al Gamby Remembers Long Road to Florida
In Bradenton Florida retired hobo Al Gamby recalls a half century on the rails. He clarifies hobo bum and tramp distinctions and notes two cards proving his status. Gamby, now 67, rode trains from age 16, including a roof ride on the Twentieth Century Limited, and values hoboe life over money.
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al Gamby
Milwaukee
Wis
Bradenton
Fla
Bradenton Herald
Tom Geffs
Tom
Jeff Davis
Roboes
Elkhart
Ind
Toledo
Ohio
Limited
Florida
Faith as daily trust and its path to Christ
The narrator argues everyone has faith used in everyday acts and insists faith in Christ is turning ordinary trust toward Him. By directing common faith to God and Jesus, one gains the eternal life knowledge and steady assurance without wavering.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
City debates 20 mile speed limit enforcement and fines
Residents discuss the 20 mile hour zone in Thomasville, the lack of consistent enforcement, and proposed fines for violations. Police report efforts to cooperate with the public, with fines potentially set around 40 to 60 dollars for first offenses, and a plan for daylight patrol emphasis.
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Stegall
Connecticut Compromise and Federal Union in Early History
The article discusses the Connecticut compromise at the 1787 Philadelphia convention. It argues that the federal analogy aided states in forming a union while preserving local sovereignty. It notes Roger Sherman’s insight from Connecticut’s blend of population and geography as key to the Constitution’s adoption.
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Court of the People
Senate
Court of the States
U. S
Supreme Court
States of the
Union
William B. Pape
Waterbury Republican
Waterbury American
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Roger Sherman
New Haven
Sherman
Texas
Vermont
Hawaii
Connecticut towns unite for 1662 charter pattern
Merging from Enfield Suffield and Woodstock, Connecticut towns seceded from Massachusetts in 1662 to join under a Windsor Hartford Wetherfield funded charter granted by King Charles II. The union favored town representation over population in the capital. Connecticut alternated capitals New Haven and Hartford, a federal analogy to the U S system, a point queried to Chief Justice Warren.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Colony
Connecticut River
Windsor
Hartford
Wethersfield
Saybrook
Springfield
Connecticut Valley
Massachusetts
New Haven
Windsor- Hartard
Connecticut Territory
Stamford
Greenwich
Branford
Southold
Southampton
Long Island
Rye
Hastings
New York
Westehester
Newark
New Jersey
Enfield
Suffield
Woodstock
John Winthrop Jr
Charles II of
England
Windsor-Hartford-Wetherafield
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