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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1901

Page

6

Conan the Singer and the Green Jerkin

A Celtic tale of Conan o the Long Arms and his brothers Dermond and Eiveen as they vie for a princess and a kingdom. Conan earns Mauryn’s hand by bravery not finery, while Desmond loses the magical green jerkin and regains it through fate and song.

Dermond O Eiveen Conan O Conan Asten Desmond Cormac Reavon Cormoc Dermond Iveen Dermand Horges Conn Elveen Murdough Mauryn Nell Cormac An Elveen the Swift Bow Elveer Pormond Bocha Triajan Thal Feargus the Black Maurya Feargus St - An

Amateur Magician Artistry and Royal Matrimonial Woes

A long instructional piece on a pear trick using water drops to reveal where to cut. It blends tricks with a world‑viewing tour of Russian czarina, German dowager empress, Edward VII, and Dutch queen, noting royal fears, illnesses, and marital strains in a brief vignette of European royalty.

Anness Russia Yeas Edward VII Prince of Wales Holland Sovere Lane

Gossip About Crowned Heads And Royal Family News

An Atlanta study surveys European royalty focusing on character and influence of monarchs, with emphasis on England's king and queen. It notes American writers deride regal customs, citing King Edward's insistence on ceremony and Queen Alexandra’s jewelry use since accession.

Atlanta England Edward Alexandra Hhe

Daisy lesson triggers lively audience reaction

A West coast professor presenting Nature Studies in the Schools praised close observance of nature and displayed a daisy to illustrate creation. He stated the line The Lord that made me, made a daisy. A bystander quipped You bet He did, provoking convulsions before the audience calmed and the program moved on.

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The Popular Picnic and a Lost Child Mystery

A tale shifts from a missing girl Hildegarde to a new bride's past as a gypsy girl. Eypsies and search efforts haunt a community, while a separate piece extols picnics as a cure for summer heat and social life among the young. The narrative blends grief, marriage, and leisure in a single page.

Goo-Goo the Giant Returns to Siam as General

The narrator recounts Goo-Goo earning royal favor after a great victory. He gains education at the palace, becomes commander in chief, conquers Anam’s capital Ponompein, and defeats Chinese incursions and Malay forces. After a decade of war, he retires to a peaceful country life with honors, ready to serve again if needed.

Rothers Mberty Siam Stong King oo-Goo Anam Bia Dig-head Ponompein Ile Lanter Lkely Mie Goo-Goo

The Value of an Ad Demands a Young Writer's Dream

Roselyn Benjamin, a bright thirteen year old entering eighth grade, tells of Hildegarde with spun gold hair and blue eyes, a baby, and a tale of an old man moved by a gold locket revealing his late wife. An act by a lonely man brings sunshine and happiness to an aged father, a scene framed in romantic imagination.

Roselyn BE Benjamin Hildegarde Apanfon Fosny Fanny Texas Jong Rosely E Benjamin

Lucy Dougherty Davis Lunches and Chaperon Duties

Lucy Dougherty Davis daughter of Mrs William J Davis appears in a humorous local note about mothers hosting lunches for gatherings twice weekly. The piece humorously weighs the effort of provisioning and supervising picnics, noting chaperon duties and the mingled joy and despair of frequent social lunches.

Lucy Dougherty Davis Willam J. Davis

Porto Rico Size Compared To Connecticut Sparks Political Debate

A Providence Journal column notes Porto Rico equals the size of Connecticut and a population near Nutmeg State levels. It argues Governor Allen should be advanced to leadership in a New England state larger than Connecticut.

Providence Journal Porto Rico Connecticut Allen Eingland

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Onl Kime Murdough Desmond O' the Bow Castra Boche Cen Prinsy Mauryn Gev Dermbnd Maida Cleens Mourgin Edha Butler Ira Lapsley Besue Lucile Carroll Osco J. K. Turner Cedartown Annie and Alice Taylor Cochran, GA Ruth Rohrer 8 L. Rohrer Magician Virginia Frances Stanford Mrs. J.C Stanford Arief Iilidegarde Hildegande Fee Amone 3 Cara Seenet Oe Thomas Marcus McLellan, JR the Giant
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