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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
15
A 1910 issue notes postage rates, distribution points for The Constitution, and subscriber notices. It also wades through political quips about Taft, Roosevelt, and Taft era politics with satirical lines attributed to various figures, including references to Taft, Bryan, Morgan, and Rockefeller.
The article argues that shifting to Eastern time should not disrupt Sunday school in Georgia, noting the major businesses favor the change and stressing that adjusting daily routines by one hour will yield more daytime leisure for Atlantans. It warns that proper conformity will minimize confusion and that no real advantage exists without it.
A railroads committee urging a square deal argues for fair pay from government for mail transport and seeks transparent comparisons with express transport. The piece questions underpayment claims, notes resisted resolutions by Gore and Clay, and urges railroads to reveal data to prove reciprocity.
The long budget dispute and Lords power clash with the Commons in Britain threaten a constitutional deadlock. Asquith seeks a national mandate after the Lords rejected the budget, while Ireland and the dominions complicate the parliamentary crisis. Redmond's Irish leaders influence looming budget strategy as political turmoil deepens.
Dr Hutchinson, a leading American physician, will speak on The Conquest of Consumption next Sunday at 3 30 p m at the Grand Opera House. Governor Northalt will preside with city officials and Atlantans in attendance under the Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis Association. He is noted for national medical authority and engaging writing style.
A collection of whimsical verses and sketches from a bygone rural American sensibility. The piece features light poetry about spring and countryside life, humorous dialect anecdotes, and reportorial asides on editors and public figures. It evokes simple pleasures, seasons, and the rustic humor of a small-town audience.
Royalty from Europe may join American yacht races this summer as Prince Henry and other noble figures consider entries to be held on this side of the Atlantic. Capt John Weitzman arrived with word that Kaiser’s brother may attend, with Spain’s king and possibly King Edward of England weighing visits as foreign entrants signaled interest.
In a crowded forum, supporters of the leading candidate argued the party’s broad platform would revitalize the economy. Opponents urged caution, warning about potential rapid policy shifts and long-term fiscal impacts.
A portrait of Lord Esher as the king's trusted confidant and organizer. The article traces his rise from clubman to royal adviser, detailing his influence over Windsor, Holyrood, Balmoral, Buckingham Palace, and royal ceremonies. It notes his role shaping diaries publications and royal finances, and his part in restoring royal residences and public offices. MARQUIBE DE FONTENOY.
Editor letters protest changing Atlanta from Central to Eastern time arguing it would disrupt church services and daily life. Contributors warn of housekeeping burdens, school routines, and demoralization, urging retention of Central time and use of the extra hour for recreation.
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