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Editorial
May 16, 1949
The Augusta Courier
Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia
What is this article about?
A satirical column 'Cracks And Otherwise' offers witty observations on teaching, Georgia's moonshine production, U.S. national debt interest, North Carolina teacher salaries and increases, a state hospital for alcoholics, local political candidates' drinking issues, distaste for political purges, and desire for an independent gubernatorial candidate in Georgia.
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Cracks And Otherwise
A person can no more teach something that he doesn't know than he can come back from some place where he has never been.
Georgia still leads the nation in the production of illicit moonshine liquor.
You pay 5 billion dollars a year in interest on what Uncle Sam owes.
Grade A teachers in North Carolina will draw salaries ranging from $2081 to $2787 next year.
This is a 28 1/2 per cent increase over present salaries.
North Carolina has recently set aside 300 thousand dollars for a hospital for the treatment of alcoholics.
We could lend them a few patients.
Some of our candidates for Governor have recently fallen off the wagon.
Political purges are distasteful to most people.
One of our newspapers wants to see a candidate for Governor who hasn't been mixed up with either of the old factions in Georgia. We would just like to see what that kind of a guy would look like.
A person can no more teach something that he doesn't know than he can come back from some place where he has never been.
Georgia still leads the nation in the production of illicit moonshine liquor.
You pay 5 billion dollars a year in interest on what Uncle Sam owes.
Grade A teachers in North Carolina will draw salaries ranging from $2081 to $2787 next year.
This is a 28 1/2 per cent increase over present salaries.
North Carolina has recently set aside 300 thousand dollars for a hospital for the treatment of alcoholics.
We could lend them a few patients.
Some of our candidates for Governor have recently fallen off the wagon.
Political purges are distasteful to most people.
One of our newspapers wants to see a candidate for Governor who hasn't been mixed up with either of the old factions in Georgia. We would just like to see what that kind of a guy would look like.
What sub-type of article is it?
Satire
Partisan Politics
Temperance
What keywords are associated?
Moonshine Liquor
Teacher Salaries
National Debt
Alcoholics Hospital
Governor Candidates
Political Factions
What entities or persons were involved?
Georgia
North Carolina
Uncle Sam
Candidates For Governor
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Witty Commentary On Politics, Education, And Alcohol Issues
Stance / Tone
Satirical And Humorous
Key Figures
Georgia
North Carolina
Uncle Sam
Candidates For Governor
Key Arguments
A Person Cannot Teach What They Don't Know
Georgia Leads In Illicit Moonshine Production
Annual Interest On U.S. Debt Is 5 Billion Dollars
Nc Grade A Teachers' Salaries Range From $2081 To $2787 With 28.5% Increase
Nc Allocates $300,000 For Alcoholics' Hospital
Local Candidates Have Relapsed Into Drinking
Political Purges Are Distasteful
Desire For Independent Gubernatorial Candidate In Georgia