Montgomery plant could revolutionize southern paper making
The piece discusses a proposed Montgomery plant focused on the chemical pulp process using spruce pine stalks. It argues the project is financially feasible with about 2000000 dollars initial capital, aims to produce paper commercially, and could help the South supply a large share of the world market. It notes the plant's success hinges on Montgomery's results and envisions a broader impact on the paper industry.
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Gomery
Montgomery
Cngomery
Northern Paper Mills
Taft Advises North Carolina Republicans to Nominate Democrats
In a Raleigh speech Taft says the Republican Party would be stronger as a voting party if Federal officers were filled by Democrats. He urges North Carolina Republicans to show they recognize their obligation to offer able, honest, and worthy men for public offices.
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Charleston
Raleigh
Taft
Republican Party of
North Carolina
Cotton Mills Rise in South and Trade Balance Discussed
Textile report data show January loom and spindle totals rise across Virginia Tennessee South Carolina North Carolina Mississippi Georgia and Alabama with 10 137 knitting machines and 58 784 spindles noted. The balance section cites New Yorks first bale at 24 cents and flags cottons crucial role in exports with a $374 million surplus and vast foreign investments interest.
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The
Southern Railway
South
Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
Mitsiasippi
Georgia
Alabama
New York
New York World
New Orleans
Europe
Coton
Athens Chamber of Commerce Praised for City Upbuilding
The Athens Chamber of Commerce earns community thanks for its four year effort improving the city. It operates quietly yet effectively, driving major movements that benefit Athens while noting business leaders and educators should join. The piece urges wider membership across firms and professions to bolster the organization’s work.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Ita
Athens
Athena
Chamber of Commerce
Japanese Lessons and the Return of Scholars
The piece notes Japan mentoring from abroad and sending youths to study internationally, highlighting a movement of exchange and learning as Japanese students return with global knowledge.
Bryan Defends Conservatism in Democratic Platform Talk
Mr. Bryan argues he has always been a conservative in principle and that Democratic policies reflect old principles suited to new conditions. He defends the party as a defender of property and urges unity among both old and new friends toward common goals without strict admissions procedures. He cites past shifts in party alignment and prefers a Bible based plan of inclusion for latecomers.
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Sandersville
Merald
Macon
Thia
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Albany Herald Defends Fair Debate Report
The Albany Herald defends its Monday Smith-Howell joint debate coverage as fair and accurate while accusing the Atlanta Journal of misrepresentation and selective quoting to skew the debate in favor of Howell. The Herald says the Journal’s extracts misleadingly suggest Smith dominance.
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Albany Herald
Georgia
Smith-Howell
Atlanta Journal
Watson and Company
Howell
Smith
Herald
Cotton stalks to fuel southern industrial growth
Montgomery plans a flat plant to develop cotton stalks for paper and fuel. The Birmingham Age Herald notes seed mint and stalks could make the South’s cash crop invincible, supplying cheaper paper and boosting farmer income. Potential products include power from stalks and denatured alcohol.
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South
Montgomery
Birmingham Age Herald
Farewell to Texas Battleship Ends Long Navy Service
The battleship Texas, the first built for the U S Navy, is to be dismantled after years of mixed reputation. While some called her a hoodoo vessel, many recall her strong service at sea and battles near Charleston Harbor as she prepares to exit the naval roster.
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United States
Texas
Charleston
Naval Service
U. S. Navy
Isyt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Norfolk Harbor
Tortugas
Wallabout Channel
The ill fated Texas ship in the Norfolk yard
A historical overview details the Texas battleship built in Norfolk Navy Yard from 1889 to 1895. The vessel suffered repeated misfortune from poor design and accidents from sinks to groundings and a boiler explosion injuring six men.
Growth of Bryan Seen Across Parties and Press
The article notes broad praise for William J. Bryan from diverse newspapers including the New Orleans Daily States and Indianapolis News. It highlights Bryan's evolving political stature, endorsements, and stance on party unity, alongside editorial support for Georgia’s State Normal School at Athens and its push for legislative funding.
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William J. Bryan
New Orleans Daily States
Mr. Bryan
Independent
Bryan
New York
Democratic Party
Indianapolis News
London
Georgia
State Normal School
Athens
Doctor's Shift. Now Gets Along Without It
A physician says he formerly ate meat for breakfast and suffered indigestion until using Grape-Nuts. Since last fall he can do without meat as Grape-Nuts provides complete nourishment, with no indigestion and weight gain. He prescribes it for indigestion, over feeding, and recovery, noting easy digestion and strong nourishment with dextrose-processed starch. He declines to reveal his name.
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Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
A Ballad of Trees to the Master
A fragmentary verse adaptation recounts a figure called Master entering the woods for love and shame and leaving content with death. It references olive leaves and a thorn tree, alluding to sacrifice and rendering a somber woodland scene. The text attributes itself to Sidney Lanier and hints at a crucifixion imagery through forest allegory.
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Jeter
Athens Daily Banner
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East
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White House
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Hartford
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Bryn
Organizino
Rooseveltian
Pendleton
Southern Cotton Mills
the Chamber OF Commerce
Island
Norfolk Navy Yard
Norfolk
Navy
Boston
Parker
the State Normal School
Friends of
Atlanta Constitution Referriay
Htas
Bala
Georg
Gener. Assembly
Wellville
Him
Idney Lanier
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