Insurance Enables Moderate Earners to Build Homes
Insurance is described as the key factor allowing a man of modest means to finance a home with bank or private loan funds.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
4
Insurance is described as the key factor allowing a man of modest means to finance a home with bank or private loan funds.
A father frantically explains time to his son in a humorous dialogue. The boy deduces that today is yesterday and tomorrow all at once, prompting the father to collapse in relief as the paradox resolves. The gag reflects a light moment from the La Grange Graphic.
Richard H. Edmunds of Manufacturers Record argues from the La Grange Graphic that the South stands as a vital moral and industrial force. He contends Christ must prevail to avoid chaos and that the South’s religious life shapes America and the world.
The Millegeville Times extols the local paper as the core of home news and civic pride. It argues small papers outpace metropolitan outlets in serving community interests with unselfish ideals and local progress.
The Eastman Times-Journal notes the Georgia Southern Power Company opens a new Eastman store and display room signaling civic progress and forward planning. It describes the modern merchandising ideas and the store as one of the city’s finest, meeting present needs and anticipating future demand.
Judge L W Rigsby in opening the city court of Johere two weeks ago called attention to the fact he had been called on to answer numerous questions.
Judge Rigsby urged citizens to subscribe and read the county paper daily to stay informed on county affairs. He cited a Grady county farmer who lost 12.30 on one wagonload of sweet potatoes due to not subscribing, a loss that could have funded years of readership. The Messenger argues newspapers are essential for public awareness and warns readers to engage carefully with the county paper.
A New York dispatch notes a campaign to ban the abbreviation Xmas as irreverent. Critics claim it destroys Christmas thoughts while defenders cite historical usage of X as Christ. The writer mocks reformers and jokes about passing a law.
A religious census compiled with newspaper help shows Protestant church membership rising from seven percent of the population in 1800 to about twenty six percent by 1925. Including Catholics and Jews, total church membership is about forty three percent, or roughly fifty one percent of those eligible.
The piece outlines the federal and state roles in expanding road construction from rural dirt roads to a national network. It notes the 182 000 mile federal aide system, rapid progress against terrain, and multiple major routes with high completion and hard-surfaced standards across the nation.
Mark Sullivan notes Georgia Senator George as a credible presidential figure in a Collier's piece while naming other GOP hopefuls like Coolidge Hoover and Lowden. The piece discusses potential Dems such as McAdoo Smith and Walsh, with George described as adequate though unlikely to secure a national nomination in the near term.
Rev W T Coleman will fill his regular appointment at Williamson Chapel Saturday and Sunday with services at 11 a m and 6 30 p m. Several local residents, including Mrs Vernon E Cliatt and Miss Lora Williamson, are mentioned in recent family visits and travel notes. Remember Sunday School at 3 p m and prayer service Wednesday at 6 30 p m.
A Vidalia based kitchen announces an incoming shipment of fresh tomatoes and string beans and invites customers to call for details. The notice emphasizes availability and ordering by phone.
The Georgia Southern Power Company touts new Vidalia district offices and display rooms and pledges equal service to Vidalia Lyons Mt. Vernon and Soperton. It emphasizes shared growth with the community, access to North Georgia water power resources, and cooperation to promote local welfare.
County notes describe paraffin cloth treatment as a cheap, durable method for covering sweet potato beds. It seals quickly, resists rain, lasts two or more seasons, and paraffin can be bought cheap in barrel lots. Also included are market updates on turkeys eggs hogs corn banked stock and planned poultry car runs.
Dr C W Findley secretary of the Tri County Medical Association departed Tuesday for Chicago to pursue a postgraduate course in Eye Ear Nose and Throat diseases. He plans to return promptly and resume his local practice with a specialty in ENT care.
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