Patriotism kindles among Lumpkin Confederate veterans in letter to Wilson
In Lumpkin Georgia a group of Confederate veterans aged 69 and older from the A. Evans camp write to President Wilson offering to protect the nation’s dignity. The piece lauds their wartime memory and calls for renewed national unity, noting the lasting impact of the Civil War and Spanish-American conflict on American patriotism.
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Mexico
A. Evans
Lumpkin
Wilson
Stewart County
Georgia Chamber Urges Publicity On Wrong Cattle Policy
The Georgia State Chamber of Commerce urges trade boards and newspapers to publicize The Constitution editorial criticizing Georgia’s cattle policy. It warns that selling breeding cattle out of state will drive up meat prices, deplete livestock, and harm the state’s livestock industry, urging organized action and wide publicity.
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Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Bul Joch
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Georgia Farmers Face Tradeoffs In Cattle Market Dilemma
The piece argues farmers must resist exporting finished cattle to avoid short term profits hurting long term stock. It urges bankers merchants and trade boards to widen collateral bases enabling farmers to keep good Georgia stock on the farm and avoid market losses to the community.
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Georgia
Smoking and Writing Across Minds and Time
The article surveys interviews with French academics on smoking's effect on literary work. Views range from praise of nicotine for inspiration to admissions that smokers injure themselves. anecdotes include writers and clergy using tobacco to steady thought, with outcomes varying by individual habit.
Good Roads Smoker Signals Georgia Road Aide Push
The Automobile Club of Georgia held a smoker last night with citizens from across the state. Addresses stressed the economic value of good roads and cooperation to advance the movement. A notable plan proposed farmer and society involvement in organized road campaigns.
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Automobile Club of Georgia
Georgia
Hurful Partisanship in Borah Mexico Remarks
In a debate on a $500000 refugee relief appropriation Senator Borah claimed the U S is staying in Mexico and may push the flag toward Panama prompting bipartisan criticism. The piece mocks such claims as harmful politics amid Latin American caution and president’s stance. It also targets Huerta and figures Cole Blease and references to war news and volunteers.
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Borah
Mexico
Panama
Latin- America
Europe
Latin America
United States
War songs to country life and a village brief
The piece mixes verse on leaving the city for a country life with a sample war song by the Adams Enterprise writer. It notes enlistments during conflicts and humorous or cautious views on volunteers, pensions, and localMexican troubles, plus a closing line about distracting noises.
Good Times Train and Village Parable Snippets
A collage of rural and small town verse and quips, citing the Good Times Train refrain, primrose path warning from the village deacon, George Will satire, corn warfare metaphor, and railroad critique. Includes light poems on fishing, blessings, and weather wisdom with local flavor.
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Bert Walker
Ponce de Leon and the Hippopotamus in a Curious Mix
All Along the Line with George Fitch reviews Ponce de Leon as explorer and rumor of fountains of youth, then riffs on the hippopotamus as a comically impractical navigation aid and a target for exaggerated conservation and entertainment ideas. Eugenics commentary closes the piece with provocative social talk.
Tobacco for Hiccoughs From The London Globe
A Russian medical journal notes snuff tobacco as a simple cure for stubborn hiccoughs. In a chest disease patient with violent coughing, traditional remedies failed. a pinch of snuff blown into the nose triggered sneezing and rapid hiccough relief.
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London Globe
Ihe Ruastan Medical Journal
D. G. Daterosoft
Tatevenoff
Harris in Race Brings Georgia Political Contest to Fore
The Macon Telegraph reports Judge Nat E. Harris will announce his gubernatorial bid soon, with strong talk of Judge W. H. Thomas also weighing a run. Other figures named include W. H. Burwell, W. J. Harris, J. Randolph Anderson, and Dr. E. G. Hardman. the field could be Georgia’s largest yet. Fullbright plans to seek House speaker post if re elected, as Governor Slaton notes a pardon plea from a man in Forsyth seeks release to join the army and fight in Mexico.
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Madrid
Christopher Colombo
Fonce de Leon
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Fulbright Po Champlon Anti-Pileol Toting Bill debated
Fullbright, Burke County representative, met with William Lowenstein, chair of the public safety committee, to push a bill regulating sale of pistols and cartridges in the next legislature. They proposed committee cooperation and sharing the bill’s copy as practical and constitutional. Fulbright is a key legislature figure. Lowenstein trusts the bill to capable hands.
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Bill Son
H. J. Fulbright
Burke County
William J. Loyenstein
Fulbright
General Assembly
Fullbright
Lowenstein
Camphell
Fairburn
Campbell County
J. H. McClure
G. E. Jenkins
Warren Watkins
C.J. Snort
J. W. Steed
Emanuel Hataway
J. A. Henderson
The Business Situation in the United States
The Saturday Evening Post notes overall business weakness in the United States from March, with steel mills operating at half capacity, reduced rail shipments, and lower bank clearings. It cites a global cash shortage as the primary cause, affecting England, France, Germany, Brazil, Canada, and India, and warns that further recession is probable.
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Saturday Evening Post
United States
England
France
Germany
Brazil
Canada
India
Little Fellows and the Value of Self Improvement
George Matthew Adams argues that individuals are small in the vast world yet can grow through steady effort. He stresses striving, personal power, and dismisses self pity as hindering progress. The piece also notes that no major policy change since 1912 has noticeably affected business, implying continuity across administrations.
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Taft
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