Sunday South Weekly Subscription Notice and Address List
A damaged OCR shows a weekly and daily subscription offer for The Sonny South weekly, with pricing and mailing options. It lists advertisement and circulation details, notes postal rates, and provides office addresses and staff roles including advertising managers and solicitors.
A Happy Reformation in Atlanta and Federal Debate
A long, mixed mix of editorial notes from Atlanta December 26 1906 critiques of Christmas celebrations police restraint and calls to abolish firecrackers while urging orderly public observance. It also covers political debate on the Brownsville case and urges constitutional and agricultural education reforms in Georgia with state and federal commentary, including Governor and university plans.
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The Author Man Surprises New York Columnist Tale
A fragment from a New York era piece follows an author whose satire clashes with public taste. The text traces editing pressure, editorial rejection, and the author’s struggle to publish a hostile critique of metropolitan literary culture.
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New Year Lyrics and Georgia Ballads in Old Times
A collection of verses and readings reflecting Christmas and New Year sentiments from Georgia and beyond. The piece includes musical lines about New Year tunes, Georgia pride, and moral reflections, with notes on community and holiday cheer.
Christmas Spirit Brightens Atlanta Despite Hard Times
The article describes a warm Atlanta Christmas with festive cheer across neighborhoods. It notes carol-like sleigh bells, twinkling lights, and visits from the Christmas Spirit and the Atlanta Spirit spreading greetings. It highlights family scenes, street crowds, and charitable acts, including a Christmas dinner for inmates at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta, framed as a citywide celebration of generosity and community.
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Stranded Circus People Happy Christmas After Charity Aid
A fragmentary 1900s notice describes a stranded circus troupe receiving charity and transport relocation to Philadelphia after spending Christmas with brief aid from local groups. It recounts individuals' names, past shows, and recent hardship, noting a plan to return home with support from associated charities.
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Placerife
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