Entered at Lostaffire Atlante second clana mall matter
Obscure insertion dated April 2 1923 from Atlanta GA references lostaffire Atlante second clana mall matter and hotel news agency brands with unrelated legal and advertising garbled text including spiritual quotation from 2 Corinthians 10 4 noting publication rights and duties of the hotel and press entities.
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Atlante
Mail Haily
Mall
Moleidvy Institution Mullane
Athania
Ithe Ocorseilo Lion
Amie
Bis
Jannie
Hotelng
Hroaung Ant Gorty
Limes Bullaing
Schutta
Sis
Farid Grand
Meg
Ira
weakening majority in senate amid deaths and party splits
The article describes a fracturing Senate where the Old Guard loses ground as death reduces the Republican coalition. Senator Samuel D Nicholson dies, likely shifting control to Democrats. several Republicans oppose the administration. A party reorganization looms as insurgents threaten to topple the majority before the next election season.
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United States
Senate
Republian
Colorado
Samuel D Nicholson
Republican Party
Michigan
Capper
Kansas
la Toltette
Wisconsin
Barah
Himsel
Taled
Nidartie
College harvest work seen as ideal for students
A United States Bureau official says college and academy students are best suited for summer harvest labor. A. Tucker notes college men are stable and able to handle demanding field work, predicting thousands will respond to calls for work in the wheat belt, especially in the western regions.
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United States
Yiatoin van Potuone
Poomones
Fibe Bureau
A. Tuchop
Tucker
The Rural Letter: Labor, Propaganda and Farm Planning
In a reflection dense with period rhetoric, the piece contrasts skilled farm laborers versus itinerant workers and extols college educated reporters. It rails against socialist propaganda, cites the Spokane editorial stance on radicals, and highlights crop planning and market guidance for farmers with mentions of Georgia market bureaus and cooperative efforts.
Prank by Mister Time on de Balleluia Side
Fragmentary verse from a historical column evokes a playful exchange about time and separation. The distorted lines hint at a character named Georgie Stanton writing in a regional dialect. The piece ends with an abrupt, unclear image of winter and passage to a distant shore.
Atlanta Opportunity School described and its work
The Atlanta Opportunity School operates as an adjunct to the public system, offering practical vocational training for youths and unemployed adults. It features five departments including Vocational Guidance, General Continuation, Commercial, Trade, and Office Work, with classes in stenography, typing, bookkeeping, and related subjects designed to fit workers’ schedules and local business needs.
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Atlanta
Ayatem
Atlunta
Faethera
Iothera
Mora
Achool Ag
Changi
Ans
Tinawex
I Cours
Mass Annie HO Stephens
Wbole
Mary Jinney
Assi Eant
Nealst
Giela
Burvan
Casey
Adenta
Bie Ness
Studenin
Effy Cine
Studens
Wang Beer
Honuty Park
Acheul
Eran
Etry
Health Talks on Breastfeeding and Postnatal Care Origins
Dr William Brady outlines infant birth guidance detailing nipple secretion after birth, proper breast care, cleaning routines, and pain prevention. He includes cautions on hygiene, supplies, and a structured postnatal regimen for mothers, with emphasis on safety, nutrition, and gradual normalization.
Jamestown and Plymouth tied to early colonial governance
The article recounts early American colonization and contrasts Jamestown with Plymouth. It notes Jamestown's lack of a free government and cites the 1619 representative assembly as a step toward self-rule, while mentioning Puritan and Pilgrim contrasts and the governance debates prompted by royal authority.
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Bam Small
South
Free Dima
United States
Supreme Court
Sinan ix
Jamestown
Lirrgly
Ught
Iiriadt Cminney
Aide
Ldwin Siatra
Alt Rt
Fortuna St
Ant Averhon
Stawswin
Peitish
Tian
Adwekan
Toro
Virginia
Nus
Spat
Tony
Aamerla
Homsmete
Golan
Wits
TP Cadon
Artrit
Riew FM
Durante
Briday
Bettis
Jinx
Haider
Lin
Multhina
Andrew Core
Keitel
Buacn Linn
Farchanda
Tuntary
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts
Tomestown
Bits of New York Life by 0 Mintyre and Others
Fragmented OCR notes recount a kaleidoscope of scenes and people from a late 19th or early 20th century periodical. It references essays on New York life, Geogia history, and cultural glimpses including sketches of social scenes, travelers, and portraits of public figures, mingled with impressions of theater, dining, and a veteran mix of prose and commentary. The piece threads through literary and historical notes, offering glimpses of cultural life, migration, and reminiscences.
Child scalded in hot water bowl at home
In Empire Georgia on April 1 a two year old girl, Louise Harrison, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harrison, slipped and fell into a wash basin with boiling water. She received painful but not serious burns. The incident occurred near their home and the child was treated locally by her parents.
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Mendis Warsin
Jhos
Danon Au Perior
Caldwell
Notal Natritena
Hughes
Amy
al Waget
Georgia
Georgia Historical Society Quarterly
Savannah
Georia
London
Oglethorpe
Dement
Empire
Speeta
Louise
Harrison
Sehr
Bryan's North South View on Negro Question Revealed
William Jennings Bryan argued before the Southern society in Washington that the North would act like the South on the negro question, urging white supremacy while denying equality under the Declaration of Independence. He warned that restrictions on suffrage and race-based rule threaten both races, urging a policy of honesty and cooperation rather than prejudice.
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Southern Society
Washington
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
New York Times
William Jennings Bryan
Strakera
Spukirs
Oman
Tuuin
Reece
Foundinen
Binels
Sijpost
Jawa
Maedocluthelia
Vine Avila
Bourh
Perthina
United States
House of Representatives
Tincoln
Grant
Pisa
Vetere
Triing
Beyind
Tina
Atul Fryak
Egstandae
Toevpe
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William Brady
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