Subscription drift and city notes in Athens 1881
The Heckly Banner reports subscription terms easing to one dollar yearly in advance with back dues at old rates. It notes Bernhardt revenues, Edison rumors, river flood fears, asylum funding critique, and local editorials on Georgia charity and politics.
Kent and public views on blasphemy spark debate
The piece cites Chancellor Kent on blasphemy as an offense against civil society and punishable at common law, independent of church establishment. It also notes a Georgia merchant statement and stockpiled financial figures from an Athens company with a December 1880 six month view, including a reserve fund of 898,948 12 and varied railroad and corporate notes.
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Moral decay and liberty debated in Cincinnati reflections
A Cincinnati Gazette passage condemns liberalism as license corrupting society. It warns that decades of decline erode family morals, amid questions about virtue, prostitution risks, and the future of youth, urging parental concern and societal responsibility. It cites contrasting views from the Rome Courier on economic privilege and government price protection.
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