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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1913

Page

7

Huerta Huerta Huerta and U S Diplomacy Clash Over Recognition

Provisional Mexican president Huerta denounces U S president Wilson and demands recognition while accusing the democratic administration of lacking congressional support. The New York Sun argues restraint and diplomatic handling, warning against armed intervention and urging support for constitutionalist forces led by Carranza.

Vitoriana Huerta Mexico Wilson Congress Henry Lane Wilson Huerta Whch Senate Republican Press Tne New York Sun Verico United States Carranza

Sinning Against the Soil in Georgia Farming Speech

An extended extract from President Willams of the Georgia Agricultural association warns against mining the land. He condemns harvesting the same crop yearly without fertilizing or rotating crops, urging farmers to vary cultivation to protect soil health and livelihoods.

Willams Georgia Agricultural Association Cuthbert Georgia Ins

Diversify Crops to Shield From Boll Weevil Devastation

The piece cites a 19th century Florida freeze and boll weevil damage elsewhere to warn Georgia farmers. It urges diversification beyond cotton, noting corn and other crops survived freezes, and advocates fertilization and varied farming to prevent ruin from pests. It underscores resilience through varied crops and soil nutrition.

Is It Worth While The Pace Of City Life Versus Country Living

A reflective piece argues that urban living accelerates pace and stress, harming families, while rural life offers independence and steadier routines. It notes some country families succeed in cities, but many move seeking better schooling or opportunity only to confront restlessness, irregular hours, and social pressures. The question remains if leaving the farm is worth it.

Bnyland America

Acknowledging dangers of bichloride and the warning issued

A doctor warns against bichloride of mercury after a Macon tragedy and rising suicides. The note stresses poisons belong in sealed packaging and stored inaccessible. Also, Athens Herald marks its first anniversary under W G Gedig and reflects on local news.

Walker Macon J M van Mater Denver Cole Athens Herald W G Gredig Gedig Athens Atlanta Herald

From Georgia by Frank Stanton a Georgia legislature farewell poem

A collage of verses and sketches from Georgia politics and local life. It laments legislative adjournment and corruption while humorously detailing authors, landlords, and dreamers. The piece weaves satirical lines about Congress and public figures with rural caricatures and comic vignettes.

Diversify Georgia farming as urged by State Society president

At the State Agricultural convention in Cuthbert President John T Williams urged diversifying Georgia crops beyond cotton. He cited farmers earning from oats, peavine hay, onions, cucumbers, and alfalfa as proof freedom lies in diversified farming, not in higher cotton prices or politics.

State Agricultural Society Cuthbert John T Williams Jones County Georgia South Carolina Nelebh Hilbert County Brooks County Jones Wall Street

Mummies to Paint Facts From Ancient Bitumen to Cuttlefish Ink

Ancient pigments come from strange sources including preserved mummies ground with bitumen yielding brown shades for hair tones. Poussian blue derives from squid ink, while Haw siena and burnt sienna use soil and hoof ash. most dry pigments are mineral but some come from animals like cochineal.

Senna Taj

Drunk on Strawberries and Other Causes of Intoxication

An article discusses how excessive strawberry intake can mimic drunkenness due to high acidity and oxalic content, with other foods like rhubarb and strong coffee causing similar effects. It notes emotions can disrupt nerve centers, producing imbalance in movement and speech, and mentions unrelated incidents of intoxication from turpentine fumes and cargo unloading.

Bristol

When Was the Crucifixion Date Debated Across Eras

A long passage reviews scholarly dispute over Jesus crucifixion timing. It surveys attempts to fix a date using sun moon positions, Hebrew calendar rules, and Julian year correlations, noting uncertainty about Passover alignment and Nisan dating across centuries.

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The Melancholy Farmer and Uncle Absalom’s Tale

A rambling tale recalls Uncle Absalom’s farm and the toll of agricultural worry. He moves his family, faces pests and weather fears, contemplates hail insurance, endures grinding stress, and deteriorates physically and emotionally until he ultimately dies, leaving the narrator disillusioned about farming.

Star Board Jigs Absalom Phere Ike Ble Jggers Paul Revere Hall Jiggers

Polo Polo Polo by George Fite Author of At Gand Old Sivwnovn

Polo is an ancient game played on horseback with four on each side and a goal between goats posts. The piece notes Americans adopted polo, English competitors visit, and ponies wear out quickly. It jokes about costs, spectators, and the spectacle of polo with motors and carburetors replacing ponies.

Polo George Fite Gand Old Sivwnovn Plo Tafta Atlantic New York America

Department of Agriculture targets beef supply and farming gains

The department sent inspectors to South America to study fresh meat exports and warns US meat supply lags demand by about 30 percent as population grows. It urges farmers to focus on intensive livestock production on fewer acres, discard scrub stock, and raise premium stock for better prices amid a looming foreign meat import challenge.

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