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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1914
Page
27
The bankers and business leaders of Atlanta present to the organization committee of the currency system Atlanta's claim to a regional bank. The Constitution noted Atlanta's efforts, and with an unbiased jury the city awaits the verdict, confident representatives have pursued a just outcome.
The death of United States Senator Bacon in Georgia marks the loss of a man distinguished in state and national service. He earned respect for fidelity, conservatism, and rejection of demagogy, with a senate record of poise, learning, and loyalty to constitutional safeguards. As chair of foreign relations, he gained a reputation for deliberation and sage judgment.
Dr John B. White told Atlanta Rotary that business and religion now share many principles and must take charge of daily conduct. He cited Mr Larmer on self-made men and urged a workaday, seven days a week religion, noting congregants want plain truth over pulpit flummery.
The passage laments human sin and disease while declaring progress in a faith driven business effort. It claims Mondays and Sundays are used to advance the aquara deal and that religion cleanses business, noting we are only at the start of the first chapter as the sun rises.
The Constitution highlights how Georgia state chamber of commerce educates about the Mexican bolt weevil. Southwest Georgia warns and prepares. forewarning is seen as a boon boosting lands and prosperity. State Entomologist Wor sham and agriculture departments back the effort, but funding is needed to sustain propaganda and maximize dividends from every dollar invested.
Yale Professor Henry O Emery attacks a congressional bill aimed at curbing Wall Street while defending the piker as essential to market liquidity. He argues speculation persists, gambling exists in trade, and the piker feeds the hopper, enabling ownership juggling and profits for a broader financial system.
The piece discusses the radium cancer treatment as experimental, noting Congressman Bremner’s death and Dr Lo Ameter’s caution. It urges optimism be tempered, emphasizes early diagnosis and proven methods, and calls for safeguards against radium misuse while acknowledging potential future benefits. Franklin K. Lane is commended for preventive efforts against radium misuse.
A congressional probing committee hears John Lawson, Colorado mine leader, declare strikes are hell and must be outlawed. He argues they injure workers families operators and the public, and that public opinion should force fair settlements through impartial publicity or compulsory arbitration.
The Delaware and Lackawanna railroad likely adds wireless telegraphy to passenger trains, a practical advancement beyond telephone. It could reduce train collisions and speed traffic by enabling closer dispatcher contact, while not replacing automatic block signals or switches. This development may prove more useful on land than at sea, amid ongoing dramas and near tragedies.
A historical hymn text portrays a speaker moved by a religious melody guiding toward heavenly realms. The passage evokes familiar imagery of angels, mansions, and eternal hills as the soul contemplates glory and ascent through faith and song. The refrain frames the hymn as a gateway to a celestial country beyond earthly sorrow.
Disjointed verses and local observations drift from a log cabin tale to sermons on virtue and faith. References to town bands, suffragette meetings, fishing banks, and dining tales mingle with reflections on love, rest, and moral warnings as readers glimpse a late 19th or early 20th century community page in rough OCR form.
A historic case details a vast swindle by the Humbert family in Paris starting in 1878. They looted about 12.6 million under claims tied to a false New York millionaire Robert Henry Crawford and a forged will. After years of lavish living, investigators uncovered the ruse, the family was chased across Europe, arrested in Madrid, and tried in Paris in 1903 with Madame Humbert and Frederick Humbert sentenced to prison.
The Maine man tired of hearing Dixie at restaurants finds fault with the tune and its reception as historians note Dixie’s enduring popularity. Officials say it is among the best loved American tunes, inspiring enthusiasm in diners and dancers alike despite regional prejudices.
A humorous monologue on modern gadgets and backwoods pride. A professor laments his aging typewriter and a boastful wave of new phonographs and churns, as Aunt Julia outshines neighbors with recent machines, trading up while the narrator remembers simpler devices.
A dated recipe by Mrs Edward 5 U Vberfoile wife of Rep Lauderhill New York. It details a ginger ale gelatine salad with lemon juice sugar nuts cabbage cucumber and radish garnish. The method includes soaking gelatine in cold water pouring boiling water over it dissolving with lemon juice and sugar then folding in nuts cabbage cucumber and finally chilling. A mayonnaise center with whipped cream is suggested.
George Walshew Adams argues hardship tempers character and equips leaders for emergencies. The piece lauds Theodora Pontevelt for courage and resourcefulness gained through severe frontier hardship as a ranch hand and hunter, urging readers to seek hardship to become full mature adults.
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