Notice to Subscribers Reflects Chaotic International Patchwork
A scrambled notice to readers lists traveling solicitors and firms, mingled with oblique references to Oscar Wilde, revolution, and global politics. It mentions Constitution Publishing Co, various names, and speculative commentary on Iran, Japan, Panam a Canal, and Latin American leaders, all in a feverish, era-tinged collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W., Howerst
C H
Donnelly
Blackburn
Charles & Moore
BE. Parket
Ernest Camp
Constitution Publishing CO
Remembering Captain Evan Howell, Georgia editor and patriot
The death of Captain Evan P Howell is marked as a profound loss in Georgia. A longtime editor of The Constitution, he led the creation of a railroad commission and defended public interests, shaping state policy and earning deep respect for his unselfish service and civic devotion.
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Evan P. Howell
Howell
Angelfishneas
Brasen
pall+ca
State Senate
Campbell Wallace
Fortune
Old Intelligencer
Captain Howell
Gillette and the Canal Debate on Panama Legislation
Major Cassilla E K Gillette argues in Engineering News that sea level concepts face delays and higher costs, while the existing ninety foot summit level plan remains in play. The piece notes congressional splits on canal governance and possible extra sessions to address Panama canal legislation.
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Gillette
Canal
Congress
Cassilla EK. Gillette
Major Gillette Favors Summit Level Panama Canal Plan
Major Gillette argues a summit level canal at 100 feet offers faster completion and ample capacity for current and future commerce, with lower cost and time than sea level designs. He cites engineering analyses, favors locating the great dam at Gatun to create a deep lake and open navigation, and urges building now for a decade‑scale finish.
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Panama
Giljetta
Gillette
Va Mousa
Caule
George 8. Morivon
M. Brian Varilla
Major Gillette
Chagres
Gatan
Wather
Bobic
Gijletta
United States
Yanema Canal
San Juan Hill Seven Years Later A Sunny Farm Revisited
A clipped reminiscence recalls San Juan Hill as a sunny New England like farm when the Americans first charged the ridge and captured the blockhouse. Seven years after, trenches become strawberry rows and bomb-proofs crumble under vines as war memory fades into peaceful pasture.
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Richard Harding Davia
Scribners
Ike
New England
San Juan Hill
Block House
Am Army
Ban Juan Hill
Ban Juan' Hil
From Georgia to Frankenstein and Time in Verse
A garbled collage of poetry and prose notes from a storefront page. It mentions Frankenstein sold for 99 dollars at The Old Books Shoppe on Alabama Street, and a mix of lyric lines about time love and optimism. The fragmentary text shows quotes and spellings reminiscent of 19th century and early 20th century mood pieces.
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Huey Pe
Mary Wallstone Crashrdium Shelley
Alabama Street
Shelly
SIMPLE HOME REMEDIES FOR EMERGENCIES DURING TRAVELS
Mothers describe compact personal medicine kits for travel and home emergencies. Contents include hot water bags alcohol lamp Jamaica ginger peppermint, leather cases with glass vials, paregoric pepsin quinine, spirits of camphor, cholera remedies, and tincture arnica.
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Jamaica
Hmas
The Speil of the Yellow Claimer in NYC Times
The item notes Charlee Samson a steward on the La Savole, traveling to France with yellow clarinets after a streak of misfortune in amusements. It mentions the unluckiest world and a Jonah-like status for yellow class acts, with Commissioner Sheldal reacting to Samson’s instrument claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Charlee Samson
France
Dali
Sampron
Alen
Isewand
Isewand and the Clarinet Were Nested. Notwitstanding Semson
Shelda
Woman's Clubs Praise Child Labor Bill Support
The Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs thanks lawmakers and advocates for passing the child labor bill, praising Madison Bell for introducing it and lauding older legislators who backed the measure. The act bans under ten from factory work and sets conditions for ten to twelve year olds, aiming to protect education and welfare while ensuring better future opportunities.
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The
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Madia
Bet
My. Bell
Anderson
Chatham
Georgia
B. A. O. Granger
Ounatrmal Child Labor Committee
Georgia Federation of Women
Chilea
Georgia Federation
Madison Bell
Yialtorke
House of
Rapi
Midal Service Committee
Aucceas
Houe
Georgia Federation of Women's Club
House of Reca
Tata
Garelosa
Achoa 4
Jose
Obld
Mee
Ammites
Yedeutn
Ate
Mab. A
The Passing Throng Ghost Photographs and Local Notices
A haunted tale recounts a spiritualist claim of photographing ghosts in a Midwest town, with a wife and husband witnessing a specter print beside a deceased sister and father. The narrative ends noting ongoing travel scenes, hotel visits, and local chatter about ice cream making and a new telephone demonstration by Mr Towler.
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Aragon
Ghosta
Oto
Sie Yather
Mother
le Uevers
Slater
Alvo
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Federal Department of Justice
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Chicago
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Panama Canal
Zone
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Germany
Africa
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Chonte
Rudyard Kipling
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National Convention of Dancing Masters
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pan-American Alliance
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Uouteville
Wight
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New York
Woman's Clubs
Virginia
Texas
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Tenterday
Latman
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Francie P Comroy
Jacksonrnete
W. HT. Wietener
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W. P. Hall
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C. W. Taylor
Richmond
Lewis
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