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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

10

Atlanta’s case for regional bank status backed by finance leaders

A special committee pushes Atlanta as the central financial hub for the eastern south. Officials argue the city’s geographic position, strong growth in manufacturing and population, and record high bank clearings justify locating a regional bank here. The committee and its members pledge to present a clear, concise case to supporters.

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Judge Price Gilbert Buys The Columbus Enquirer-Sun

Judge Price Gilbert purchases The Columbus Enquirer Sun from C I Groover, promising a regime marked by service and advocacy for public causes. Groover, a prominent journalist and businessman, helped advance civic uplift in Georgia.

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Our Perpetual Congress

An analysis of how Congress has become a constant body since 1913 and the implications for constitutional governance. The piece argues that prolonged sessions hinder business, invite political agitation, and suggests a constitutional amendment or institutional reform as a non partisan topic for debate.

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Witte Frankenstein Warns Against State Liquor Monopoly

A historical digest notes Serge Witte once pushed a government monopoly on vodka to curb drunkenness and fund education, but critics claim profits now fuel militarism. The piece links Witte’s motives to today’s political strife and warns of a drafty backlash across Russia. It also parodies current events from Philadelphia to Huerta, reflecting a satirical tone.

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War and suffragettes spark a town up in fretful verse

A fragmentary civic agitprop voice mocks valentine commerce and suffrage clashes. It recalls a colonel and major figures warning of war and law, praising Washington and a Hullville child noting George Washington’s month. The piece wryly questions honesty and fate amid town tensions.

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Fragmented 19th Century Letters and Odds and Ends

A mosaic of clipped fragments includes letters to Congressmen about salaries and leaving politics for trade, poems and songs about journeys and valentines, notes on press remarks from a Mountain Patriarch, a poker tale in an ice chest, a town education board letter seeking a music and science teacher, and assorted rural musings and street vernacular.

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Paul Used Word Blood Says Reader in 1914 Letter

Fraternal note from P Cloveland of Atlanta Ga dated February 11 1914 questions Dr C A Ridleys sermon on Acts 172é and claims Paul used the Greek phrase exhenax haimatos meaning of one blood urging consultation of Greek Testament and defending a blood reference in the verse.

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Efficient Sandwich Fillings and Bread Handling Tips

A nineteenth century guide advises using bread at least 24 hours old and trimming crusts for dainty sandwiches. It details lettuce preparation, combining chicken with veal, and various fillings including crisp bacon with sardine, chopped beet cheese with sausage, caviar spreads, ham mixtures, and sweet fillings of figs nuts dates with sugar. It also notes bread varieties and serving beverages with sweet sandwiches.

Playing and Being by George Matthew Adans

Essay on authentic performance and personal growth. It argues that true acting mirrors living, blending inner being with outward role. The author warns imitators and urges self-forgetfulness to become genuine workers and speakers.

George Matthew Adans

Favorite Recipes of Distinguished Women by Mrs Hill

A period piece recipe column explains a method for tender round steak browned in butter and bacon, then baked in a covered dish with water and onion. The dish yields a tender steak with pan-browned potatoes cooked in the same gravy, offering a convenient three-dish result.

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Pride of Princes and a Civil War Regiment Tale

An excerpt from The Best Stories in the World recounts Colonel Cabe Bouch organizing and dictating a regiment during the Civil War. It features Tam huradle, an itinerant evangelist, entering a camp to save souls and Boueh’s harsh command demanding ten men for baptism and vowing no Massachusetts regiment would beat him.

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The Colt Trial and Execution Tragedy

A Brooklyn era report recounts the Samuel Adams murder by John C Colt, his arrest, trial, and conviction. The narrative covers Colt’s death by suicide in prison, his final hanging, a dramatic interview with Dr Anthon, and a mysterious prison fire that erupted as witnesses noted the gruesome scene. The piece emphasizes the sensational nature of the case and its lasting infamy in American crime history.

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The Flea by Ghorgl Fitch

A humorous sketch describes a tiny flea with extraordinary legs that can leap vast distances. It imagines the insect’s audacious behavior, its appeal to adventurous readers, and ponders the flea’s place in society and travel, with feisty asides about modern life.

Upland Rice Culture in Georgia's Mountain Valleys

In northeast Georgia the old antebellum rice culture survives in mountain homes once run by slave owners from the lowlands. The upland plots, tended by descendants and some locals, yield small but steady crops, with some settlers adopting modern mills and methods.

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