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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1902
Page
19
Contestants in the Some Other Way serial contest by The Sunny South are reminded that manuscripts must be received by January 15. Notification deadlines have expired and efforts are made to keep order as articles accumulate. Entries not winning may be returned if postage is enclosed, addressed to Editor Some Other Way Contest The Sunny South Atlanta Ga.
A commentary argues newspapers reflect public appetite for wealth tales and warns that glamorizing riches saps energy and enterprise. It cites George Pullman and his son, contrasting diligent success with dissipated privilege, and notes broader harm from lack of incentive to work.
An editorial argues against exclusive art elitism and praises broader access to master works. It contends that reproductions aid the poor and middle class, enriching national taste without cheapening originals, and notes wealth can both support and threaten noble art. It cites printing and affordable copies as elevating culture for all.
The piece argues that modern civilization pressures individuals to overwork body and brain. It compares human physiology to a machine needing rest, repair, and Sabbath-like pauses to preserve health, energy, and clarity, warning that constant high speed impairs both body and mind.
The piece argues that labor, not fate, reveals a person’s hidden powers and grants credit for personal development. It frames work as a birthright that leads to self-discovery and broader world understanding, despite occasional exceptions to the rule.
A collage of verse and song snippets from a 20th century sheet, featuring love poems by Louise Threet Hodges and Julia Neely Finch, plus a hopeful matrimonial hymn. The text blends reflections on faith, endurance, and companionship with romantic vows and moral resolve, set in a regional voice.
The piece profiles Shaw of Iowa likely to be named Secretary of the Treasury to succeed Lyman J. Gage. It notes his law career, leadership roles in Denison and Manila banks, oratorical skill, Cornell and Simpson College ties, Methodist leadership, and political prominence that places him among 1904 presidential possibilities.
A January commemorative sketch honors Andrew Jackson as a southern hero of the people. The piece weighs his frontier rise, duels, and battles, contrasting harsh defiance with praised courtliness, citing sources like Gazarre Colyar and Bishop Fitzgerald while noting Burr's influence on his manners. It reflects on his presidency, social power, and the ongoing debate over his legacy.
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