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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
4
The snippet shows a historic newspaper masthead for Ameriads Record based in Americus Georgia with editor and manager Marie Louise Myrick. It lists subscription rates and corporate notes with dates around January and April and a telephonic contact.
The Weekly Times-Recorder did not publish last Thursday due to the Glorious Fourth holiday. The paper resumes with readers told no issue was issued that week.
The Augusta Chronicle mirrors the Times-Recorder on a debate over Georgia Tech students taking strikers’ jobs in Southern Railway shops. It defends students’ freedom to work during vacation, rejects union intimidation, and urges the institute to ignore politics over a trivial issue.
Augusta Chronicle clarifies the Shakespeare line in Hamlet. The article argues the phrase is "to the manner born," meaning birth to custom and bearing, not "to the manor." It cites the fourth scene of act one where Horatio and Hamlet discuss the ghostly setting as proof and urges readers to use the correct wording.
A cautious editorial critiques labor strife and violent tactics, noting strikes often hurt workers, invite public condemnation, and invite legal action. It cites violence in strikes, sheriffs’ actions, and rising lightning fatalities across Chicago and several states, linking unrest to property damage and loss of life.
The Georgia Cotton Growers Protective Association will hold its annual convention in Macon next Friday July 12 at the Academy of Music.
A major Lake Shore derailment east of Cleveland at 2 30 this morning involved the Southwestern limited colliding with a freight portion. Two passengers were unhurt while several crew and two unknown tramps were injured or killed. Engineers and clerks named Frank Anderson C G McCullen W M Baker, E F Loveless among the dead and injured. Train service disrupted with repairs and detours via Nickel Plate.
Two of the three sons of the late Admiral Raphael Semmes, Confederate service, have served as judges on the Alabama bench for twenty-five years, while the third son works as a practicing lawyer.
A brief note reflects on a soul filled with grand ideas neglecting small duties, implying tension between idealism and everyday responsibility. The fragment hints at self-discipline challenges and the value of steady effort in daily tasks.
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