Atlanta Death and Co Officials Link to Sewage Crisis
In Atlanta officials face the delay of two municipal plants affecting sewage disposal. Physicians warn a simmering penalty unless the plants run by summer, as two thirds of city sewage could be dumped into exposed creeks. Critics blame quarry delays and legalistic tactics, urging severance of the municipal utility from a negligent corporation.
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Atlanta Death & CO Officranegie T
Municpal Atian
Vnta
Child Death Reflections On Loneliness And Hope
A bleak meditation questions why a child faces death and whether neglect, lack of care, or education could have altered the path. It laments rural and urban hardship driving youths toward despair, and asks who bears responsibility for a child's fate, ending with a plea for compassion and renewed hope.
We are our brothers keeper in Roy Thomas case
A caller notes a child’s suicide ideation and the need for society and churches to respond. The piece honors a humane reader who offered compassion to Roy Thomas in Atlanta, urging communal responsibility for vulnerable youth.
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Rosis
Cain
Atlanta
Little Roy Thomas
Atlanta Spenders Aim to Build Local Home Manufactures Exhibit
The Atlanta chamber of commerce plans a permanent display of home manufactured goods to boost spending by locals. A near downtown building would house articles made in the city, a model used by other regions, to raise awareness and wealth through local production.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Law shelters crime in Monra county grand jury charge
Judge Robert T Dannet tells Monra county grand jury crime stems from sentiment and delays in justice. He cites England as a model of swift, unbiased law and urges faster, fairer proceedings to curb violence and murder.
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Monra
Robert T Dannet
Faller
Mary
Trgland
Oimel
Atlanta
el Awire
Eoga
America
Rglard
Daniel
England
Georgia suffrage marchers aim for Washington Inaugural
A Georgia editorial laments editors and supports Votes for Women as twenty suffragists from a Georgia settlement plan to reach Washington for the Inaugural parade. The piece rails against political apathy, urges action, and defends the suffrage cause amid local resistance.
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Georgia
Washington
Better Hall
Whitsett Courier
Congress
The President's Secretary: A Gatekeeper of the White House
The secretary to the president ranks beside diplomats, first meeting visitors and filtering requests. The role requires wide contacts with correspondents, shaping public opinion, and guiding the chief through national tours. Historic figures Hay, Nicolay, Lamont, and Lortelyou are cited as exemplary.
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New York Sun
United State
Pais
United States
Cotesentanses
Wash Agiun
Aniin
Dethita
Hay Nicolay Lamont
Lortelyou
New News of Yesterday Anecdotes From E J Edwards Archive
A long reminiscence from 1913 detailing a St Paul encounter with George C Gorham, friend of Roscoe Conkling, who recalls Seward’s prediction about Minneapolis and the coming commercial power, Conkling’s declined offers for chief justice, and why he would not accept the Supreme Court chair, citing his temperament and career instincts.
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St Paul Minn
George C Gorham Lie
Roscoe Conkling
United States Senate
Gorham
Senator Conkling
California
Conkling
St Paul
Chicago
Mr Gorham
William F. Seward
United States
New York
Unite States
Minneapolis
Nator
Supreme Court
Washington
Grant
Justeeshp
Arthurs
Timothy
Wisconsin
Aft
Senate
George H Willams
Oregon
Howe
Hannibal Hamlin
Renny Gordan
Pioneer woman of American frontier character sketch
A vivid portrait of a beloved frontier matriarch described as the best loved woman in her community. She visits the sick, eases townsfolk’s troubles, and wins youths’ confidence while remaining deeply religious. Her steadfast resilience colors a quiet, poignant departure marked by tears rather than drums.
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Mather
Mysteries of Antiquity Delphi Oracles and Their Origins
The article surveys how ancient Delphi and other Apollo oracles operated, noting variations over time. It explains the physical setup, the prophetic ritual, and the ecstatic gas belief, detailing the Pythia, the tripod, sacred chamber, and the ceremonial sequence. It also covers the oracle’s prominence in Greece, its phases of influence, and eventual decline under Theodosius the Great.
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Delphi
Apollo
Delphines
Parnassus
Phocis
Pytho
Gaea
Sparta
Greece
Asia
Italy
Theodosius the Great
Theabsracles
Georigians Abroad Highlighting Atlanta Figures Worldwide
The Atlanta writer recalls old friends and notable natives living across the United States and beyond. He visits Seattle where Dick Harwell prospers in law publishing, Portland where Gather Thiggen runs a luxury hotel, Sacramento where Henry Christian shines in journalism, and Los Angeles where Georgia society thrives under TF Luther and Quilllan. He mentions Judge John T Dope and Judge Pope aiding Atlanta and notes meeting Sidney Dell in Los Angeles.
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Atlanta
Bellingham
Washington
British Columbia
Edward Ho Hyde
Colonel E . Clarkes
Yar Pill
Hyde
Phoenix
Seattle
Dick Harwell
Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Thiggen
Georgia
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
California
The
Daily Star
Henry Christian
Los Angeles
Georgia Society
Daughters of the Confederacy
Tecee
Vneels
John T Dope
Joseph F Brown
Superior Court
Atlanta Circuit
Pope
Pir
Hall of Records
Darrow Lal
Ratiny Jed
Sidney Dell
Amantans
Thames B Brady
Miller & Brady
Avlanta
Alhambra
Wallace W Boyd
Walter Knott
Day of Destiny Explores Atlanta Emigration and Hope
A reflective piece urges living fully today with no tomorrow and celebrates Atlanta roots. It recounts a string of Georgia figures in Los Angeles and Terra Alta, noting a shared longing for home among exiles while praising Southern optimism and identity.
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J J Knott Walter Ia
Pasadena
Atlanta
William Chenes
Oateopath
Los Angeles
Georgia Anciety
Terra Alta
Ellow
Tom Fr
Dixie
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