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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1910
Page
16
A local historian recalls a father’s boast that a gifted son would pen a best seller. The tale follows a stubborn, quarrelsome legislator who adjoins sessions with a grim motion. The crowd cheers the man as he is sent to Congress, while the son’s book never materializes.
A playful verse extols the hobble skirt’s speed and charm as Mare dashing figure escapes rivals. The narrator, Marie, swears the hobble skirt keeps her ahead and calm, while a broomstick scene adds comic flair to the fashionable aid.
A historical piece praises the Baptist Home Mission Board for developing a system of mountain schools across seven southern states, serving about 5000 students with 140 teachers. It notes the program’s aim to uplift mountain communities through education and church leadership, alongside Presbyterian efforts.
Engraved invitations mailed samples and prices offered for superior engraving. Guarantee no charge if not pleased. Includes eight styles of engraved calling cards and plates for 125 dollars at 88 Whitehall Street.
Imperial Medicine Co. of Houston promotes Imperial Eczema Remedy as a permanent cure for eczema. The ad asserts immediate itch relief, smooths and refreshes skin, and promises the trouble will never return. It offers to locate a bottle if a local druggist is out of stock and provides pre paid shipping.
A London observer laments the urgent rush on buses and trams with rising passenger totals and crowded aisles. He recalls Brooklyn and New York speed while noting the clash of conductors, strap hangers, and passengers in a chaotic daily scramble. Walter Rollins adds satirical aside on misread world woes and cultural debates.
A London conversation with G Chesterton on American vulgarity and refinement. He contrasts American wealth worship with English establishment, noting Americans seek the Guildhall while Englishmen seek dignified lineage. The piece critiques American bluntness versus British social pretensions.
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