Gate City Guards to Celebrate Forty Ninth Anniversary in Atlanta
The Gate City Guard plans a reception and dance at the Kimball House next Thursday to mark its forty ninth anniversary. Officers of the Fifth regiment and U S Army personnel in Atlanta are invited. The Guard, oldest in the region, formed in 1855 and served in the Civil War before resuming city social and military duties as a prominent, wealthy command.
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Gate City Guarda
Kimball House
John B. Gordon
Fifth Regiment
United States Army
Atlanta
Gate City Guard
Army of the
Confederate States
Georgia Dtate
Firth Regiment
Flay
Placid Indifference of the Korean
From Colfer's Weekly, the piece notes Korea's indifference as Japan and Russia clash over Korea. It cites Seoul’s restraint despite American missions in education and transport, ongoing rail and telecommunication projects, and a government stance unsettled by trade ties and foreign powers.
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Colfer's Weekly
Japan
Russia
Korea
Seoul
Ruong-San
Senui-Fusan
Emperor Fi
WiJu
Yongampa
United States
Great Britain
Some Warless Heroes and Ordinary Courage Across America
A vivid reminiscence highlights rescuers like Selwyny M L Taylor at Cheswick and other everyday heroes who rush to danger. It praises selfless acts from Baggagemaster Baum to hospital doctors and elevator operators, noting how instantaneous courage reveals true character even in modern society.
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New York
Cheswick
Selwyny ML. Taylor
Pittslmre
Taylor
Baum
Chicato Masonic Temple
Topeka
Mardi Gras Low Rates to Gulf Coast via L and N RR
Low rates offer round trips from New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola via Louisville and Nashville Railroad. One fare plus 25 cents round trip. Tickets valid Feb 9 to 15 with return to Feb 20. Extension to Martel 5th available for 50 cents plus deposit with Joint Agent. For details contact J G Hollenbeck Atlanta GA.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Martel
Gulf Coast
J. G. Hollenbeck
Dist
Atlanta, Ga
Notices to inquirers at Farms and Farmers
Notice to inquirers. Readers are urged to submit questions and correspondences to The Constitution office. Inquiries should be directed to the department with clear details and the writer’s name and address. Include reference to any prior answers if available for future reference.
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Saawer
Farmers weigh risks as cotton push rivals corn crops rise
In the Southern Farm and Garden notes, editors caution against over reliance on cotton. Farmers debate planting plenty of corn and forage crops while still pursuing a balanced cotton area. Readers submit inquiries on guano mixes, fertilizer formulas, and soil needs, with practical responses from R. J. on grain, oats, and potatoes.
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St. Louis Exposition
Acre
RJ. BR
Fertilizer guidelines flood editor with reader questions
Farm correspondence notes a flood of inquiries about formulas for fertilizing corn cotton and other crops. The editor explains repeated attempts to offer general soil and crop formulas and adjustments for varying soil conditions and crops.
Some See Through a Glass Darkly in Advertiser Testimony
Readers praise Che ney’s Expectorant for coughs and colds and claim it’s universally helpful. The testimonial from Logan S. Morris of Philadelphia extols its efficacy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Cheney
Logan
Morris
Philadelphia
Cotton seed meal versus cotton seed as fertilizer for cotton
Farmers discuss using cotton seed meal as feed versus fertilizer and as a substitute for corn meal in stock rations. Comparisons cover cost per ton, nutritional value, hauling, and the potential to substitute meal for grain while noting unknowns about optimal daily amounts for cattle and the impact on income.
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B. S. Mitchell
Youngville
Eny
Jess
Columbia
Tay
Willam Chepplethn
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Tts Department
Georgia
J. Mills Inekeon
Talladega
Ala
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Goshen
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