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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
9
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives and city collectors. Warns against paying others. Mentions coupon receipts and tear off receipts. Provides terms, rates for daily.
The pamphlet by Col J B Killebrew highlights peach farming as a major Georgia Alabama revenue. It cites returns from ten acres, costs of land and clearing, and profits over eight years, noting high NJ and GA contrasts, risks of winter kill, and the need for persistent cultivation to realize the crop’s potential.
The piece argues that vast fortunes demand charitable action, praising Carnegie’s library philanthropy and the idea that giving work is best for others. It contrasts wealthy benevolence with soup kitchens, and shifts to a romantic tale of a Sulu sultan courting Miss Marie Sweet, sending pearls and a marriage proposal, while she declines travel to the archipelago.
A satirical essay rails at Tammany and political corruption while noting a $100,000 fiddling tour by Tan Wuhbefik of Bohemia. It discusses the reach of modern communications, the shrinking world, and future earnings for prominent artists, predicting a growing, interconnected cultural scene. It also surveys Indiana politics, race voting dynamics, and tariff debates amid national headlines.
A collage of poems, snippets, and wry vignettes appears, with lines about Georgia warmth, a chaotic desk full of manuscripts, weather songs, a dry town exchange, and reflections on poetry and seasonal cheer. Notable figures referenced include Swinburne and a Chicago Chronicle mention, weaving literary and local color.
United States supreme court releases opinions in insular cases, affirming that Philippine ceded territory is under US sovereignty and that Porto Rico duties are constitutional but primarily benefit Puerto Rico. Majority upholds Dooley duty while Philippine ruling follows Downes v Bidwell distinctions. dissents by four justices accompany both decisions.
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