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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
17
The issue discusses President Hand and the World Court, praising patriotism while criticizing political expediency. It references national policy, labor, and economic consequences of war veterans, urging support for a crusade for patriotism and cautioning against partisan manipulation.
Fragmentary text portrays President Harding as magnanimous amid party threats and critics. It argues the Democrats should uphold similar standards, linking world peace to political responsibility and signaling a call for steady statesmanship.
A chaotic, spell ridden account describes a memorial banquet by a southern mental association in Atlanta. The event, held at Capital City Club, prompts debate over a Confederate monument and its national significance, featuring remarks attributed to prominent figures and a famed sculptor. The piece centers on the memorial’s purpose, funding, and regional identity within a broader national context.
Journal recounts a heated incident as authorities suspend four federal Prohibition agents after a confrontation with bootleg runners. The discussion centers on balancing enforcement with protecting travelers and safeguarding innocent people against violence while preserving national law.
A sweeping ode to the baseball season celebrates the game as a unifying force. It extols hometown teams, major leagues, and university venues, depicting players, umpires, and fans as shared symbols of American life across towns and fields.
A compact list by a writer citing favorite works and authors across plays and philosophy. It names George Jean Nathan and Henry Mencken figures, Shakespeare, Frederick the Great, and Congreve with various works referenced in a period tone.
Fragmentary readers’ notes memorialize a rural Memorial Day scene with references to southern heritage and veterans. Incomplete lines mention places, names, and sentiments of remembrance amid a field of memories and public homage.
The Ararat Grotto invites Master Masons to a dance tonight at Grotto Hall 228 12 Peachtree Street. Proceeds fund patrol expenses for the Cleveland convention. committee led by Prophet Wid 238m.
An early 20th century column chronicles New York City cultural scandals and impresarios. It surveys opera impresario Humbert Mantelstein, the Covent Garden challenge, and Broadway circles. It notes the Metropolitan Opera, Times Square ventures, and a chain of English chop houses shaping city dining trends.
A garbled OCR page mixes jokes about Pat and Mike with stray lines on spring thoughts, theater notes, and scattered bylines. Names like Pat and Mike, Irma, Elizabeth, and Susannah appear amid fragmented captions, menus, and local theater chatter, all presented in a dated newspaper voice.
A letter commends the newspaper real estate section praising Jones for clear constructive coverage. The writer, using cautious phrasing, expresses appreciation for readable and engaging real estate news and notes public interest in the section.
Four remaining members of the Georgia State Board of Pharmacy will be chosen from applicants. The office of Governor Hardwan received four applications for the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Ben S Persona of Macon. Applicants must be recommended by the State Board of Pharmacy to be eligible.
A permanent safety campaign for Atlanta and Fulton county will be inaugurated at a general meeting of the Citizens Safety Association at the chamber of commerce Sunday. Membership includes Rotary, Civitan and City clubs, the Motor Club, chamber, Atlanta Automobile Association, Southern Bell, Georgia Railway and Power, Metropolitan Life Insurance, and others. City and county boards of education cooperate. The campaign lasts at least a year, a spot map will mark accident sites with red pins for fatal crashes and blue pins for injuries. Permanent headquarters will be located. initial work targets schoolchildren to reduce accidents.
Dr B O Holtzendorff was reelected president of the Atlatin Epworth League at the regular meeting held at Mar Thoma Memorial. Officers reelected include Claude Bennett as vice president and Stoh ear Wy Dolly as secretary treasurer. The cabinet will be chosen by the president and installed at the annual banquet in the chamber of commerce hall on Friday night May 4. Loving cups were presented at the Mary Brenan meeting for basketball league winners in the union athletic association with girls and boys divisions won by the Ten ity league.
Edgar B Dunlap named state civilian aide to Georgia secretary of war for procurement and overseeing citizens military training camps. Note: details suggest appointments and connections to military administration.
The American Legion Auxiliaries No 1 hosts a April fool poets reading night in Ta tiou rooma at Vet Mailetin street Loraght. A fat froly with dish, photo booth, and trivalleds, Traddlelan ride, artist program arranged by Esthe May Cobb. Legion band plays, frolic at 8:80, proceeds aid hospital work.
Five northeast Georgia counties send singers to Athens to honor John D Vaughan a noted composer. The Vaughan Memorial group will convene April 25 at the YMCA building with dinner served in the Little Price dining room and a business session following. Local officials and church leaders will welcome attendees and preside at the turning session.
Dublin Ga April 23 Laurens county farmers sold four car loads of hogs and 14000 pounds of poultry at yesterday's cooperative sale. Hogs brought 751 each, bought by Hall Commission Company of Moultrie. Poultry prices ranged low with roosters at one cent per pound and other figures recorded.
A survey of bankers and citizens reveals mixed beliefs on tariff impact. Respondents from diverse states assess tariffs as harming industry, with few viewing them as boosting national welfare. Immigration and labor shortages also cited as pressing issues shaping economic outlook.
Fragmented OCR text presents a speech by LaFollette predicting defeat for the World Court and opposing the treaty, arguing it harms American traditions and invites European war. It references public sentiment, political fault lines, and calls for restraint and anti-imperialist stance.
An incident reports a Canadian patrol boat Malaspina engaging a U S schooner suspected of illegal fishing. The schooner was captured after a confrontation near northern waters. The event unfolds amid broader immigration debates in the region.
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