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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
5
The page surveys subscription rates for The Constitution and features editorials on the Federal Reserve system. It discusses cotton price advances, economic policy, and Mississippi educational funding, highlighting national and regional opinions and the Woodrow Wilson Foundation initiative in Georgia.
A collage of verse and prose items from a local newspaper page. Includes whimsical lines about fairies and dawn, humorous editor anecdotes from The Doerun Courier, brief poems on love and memory, told with a Southern community voice. Contains humorous quips by Brother Williams and Hatter Shannon on law and life.
The piece argues Britain seeks dominance in a three way Anglo American Japanese alliance to control the Far East, with the United States as a deciding factor. It warns Washington must choose clear, tangible goals beyond abstract principles, or risk a Paris-like disaster.
A diary style sketch from New York August 28 recounts evenings at Greek eateries and theaters, encounters with figures like C Melhado, Terhtme the pamphleteer, and poker crowd chatter. It notes manicure parlors near Longacre Square, a fast-working blonde near Claridge, and photographers chasing glamour as cinema pulls reporters into the news weeklies.
A Seattle PostIntelligence report cites a drive to restore the historic Lee mansion at Arlington overlooking the Potomac. Mrs Henry W Keyes wife of New Hampshire senator leads the effort promoting a national Lee memorial uniting North and South and honoring Robert E Lee as a great soldier educator and American.
Fragment from a tender verse about memories and enduring bonds with veiled references to love and loss. The piece hints at broken promises and the passage of years, mentioning tears and hopeful deferral. The language is archaic and obscured, with inconsistent punctuation and capitalization.
A Hattiesburg Mississippi editorial condemns critics of the Federal Reserve system as vain and self important. It argues the board acted in good faith despite errors, praises the system’s patriotic work, warns against demoralizing economic talk, and urges revived support for steady leadership.
A poem contemplates finding the Maker of Dreams and asks what longing dreams would take shape if the creator could be found. The speaker rejects mystic lands and royal wealth, seeking a real, true dream to share with the beloved, closing with the author’s name.
A fragment from a Georgia period page recalls Colonel John Shipley迎g expected arrival near Stone Mountain and Austins with crowds along the Georgia road. It notes Mohawks beat Silver Stare 24 June and details local items including a three story building plan, granite business talks, a windy day at the new depot, a judge toppled from a revolving chair, plowing match antics, and health Q and A snippets on soda, adenoids, and child development.
William Brady M D discusses youth health myths and the value of mature authority in longevity. He notes experts condemn overeating and cites Metchnikoff and Cornaro on temperance, illustrating the tension between youth energy and long term wellness.
Dodson family members in Atlanta and vicinity will gather at Grant Park on Wednesday for their annual reunion. About 390 people attended last year and a large organization is expected to participate in the event.
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