Spring Street Next in Atlanta Transit Plan
The city pursues Spring street as a major boulevard to relieve Peachtree congestion. The plan, approved routes via Spring and Brookwood promise a shorter, straighter link from Buckhead to College Park, easing suburban and urban traffic while extending toward terminal rail access. Property owners back early construction to reduce life and business hazards and advance the entire community.
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Ivy Street
West Peachtree
Spring Street
Spring
Atlanta
Culton County
Buckhead
College Park
Uty
Peachtree
Citzens
Marietta
Five Pots
Brookwood
Blackwood
Krooswood
Tce
Gun Laws Tighten as 1914 Braces for Shootout
Judge Ben W. Hill presses the Fulton County grand jury on pistol toting. Recorder Brosses signals steady stance, with Georgia officials signaling harsher paths. Judge Hodges in Macon suspends fines, favoring hard jail terms to deter gun offenses. The trend aims to curb repeat offenses by removing financial escape from penalties.
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Stampes
Ben W. Hill
Fulton County Grand Jury
Hodges
Pistol-Toter Threat Society Security and Legislation
The writer argues deprivation of liberty disciplines criminals and praises stricter gun control. They cite Congressman Park’s proposed constitutional amendment allowing states to regulate arm bearing, suggesting harsher penalties and police power as beginnings of ending pistol-toting.
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Sociery
Bar of Justice
Frank Park
Georgia
Park
Hodges
Mayor proposes 12 member advisory commission for Atlanta school relief
Ina annual message to council Mayor Woodward urges forming a commission of twelve representative citizens to study and report on enlarging Atlanta high school facilities. The plan aims to clear air and show the city’s status while a bond issue of 1 million dollars is needed to build and modernize schools.
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Woodward
Atlanta
Tugh
Coune
Board of Education
Slaton
Trouble in Toytown and the Giraffe’s Head Stall
A fragmented tale describes Toyland misadventures with a broken heart for the Chingdolhe figure and a giraffe losing its head. The scene shifts to a broken train wreck, a sleepy passenger, and a Christmas wish fading as toys and dreams drift apart. The voice hints at a nurse and a pale, constrained setting in a somber, uneasy mood.
Fragmented Voices and Poems Across a Noisy Era
A collage of fragments with references to DPason Hawkee and Kar a Teasdale, stray lines about sermons in Kansas, a poetical question, and mentions of January and New Year verses. The text intertwines religious talk, lyrical snippets, and political figures with scattered imagery of winter and public discourse.
Efficient Potato Dishes From Simple Boiled to Fancy
A vintage cooking section explains potato handling for fluffy white interiors. It covers peeling and preboiling, parboiling, and finishing in salted water, plus steps for baked, fried, and creamed preparations. Includes lard frying and ham and pepper flavorings for savory potato dishes.
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Shere
Favorite Recipes of Distinguished Women
Mrs John E Baer shares California fruit driven dish ideas including a roast pear salad built on lettuce and pear halves with white and black cherries and pineapple. A cream fruit sauce is made by whisking eggs lemon juice, then thickening in a double boiler with salt flour white pepper and folded whipped cream. Canned cherries or fresh pears can substitute.
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Mike
Tenants Landlords And Income Tax Amendments
Article discusses draft and conference changes to rent tax deductions under the income tax law. It notes deductions only apply when rent exceeds 3000 and is paid to individuals, with trustees and corporations treated similarly for interest and payments. It warns tax free covenants could shift burden to beneficiaries or trustees.
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Benjaminn Crcutt
Treasury
Job on Modern Stage At Wisconsin University
University of Wisconsin Dramatic Society to stage the Book of Job as a Hebrew drama restored to its original form. HM Kallen, philosophy instructor, contends Job may be the only drama in Hebrew language and resembles ancient Greek tragedy in structure and spirit.
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Lirom
University of Wisconsin Dramatic Society
HM. Kallen
University
McKallen Sid
Job
Isallen
Aaron Burr Trial Chronicle and its Fall from Grace
A compact portrait traces Aaron Burr from his esteemed early birth to a controversial vice presidency and a famed Westward expedition. The trial for treason, presided by Marshall, ends with Burr found not guilty while conspirators face little recourse. Burr’s later life collapses into exile, debt, and social ostracism as America debates his legacy.
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Aaron Burr
United States
Aleander Hamilton
Aganst Burt
Mai Furr
South Carolina
Washington
Bai
Great West
Burr
Wilkinson
Spice
Tuiis
Federal Union
Oli
Oha
Wisisupima
Wis Brie
Tieutenant Lamund Po
Pichmond
Tel Belore
Duhn Almstadl
Hrs
Witham Wit
Luther Worth Film
Pandolph Tohn Welham
Benjamin Botts
Rig al
John Randolph
Littleton
Tigewell
Commodore Trunton
Eaton
Jackson Washington Irving Winheld
Scott William B Giles
John ‘Vayio
Burris
Islegal
Elmerhassett
Mus
England
Ieland
Sid
Isle of Gurnsey
Tiniope
Marshall
Burr Tefferson
Mirshall
America
Be There By George Matthew Adams
A motivational piece urging readiness and presence at the right moment. It cites Wendell Philins and a peat American political convention moment, urging individuals to be present when duty calls and opportunities arise, noting leaders value those who meet the standard.
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George Matthew Adams
Carlos Martyn
Wendell Philins
Kenda
United States Senate
Scenting a Plot in a City Hotel Signatures Tale
A humorous fragment recounts a retired merchant and hotelkeeper puzzled by a traveling man’s unreadable signature. The tale satirizes poor penmanship and the chaos of names on hotel registers, ending with a vow to improve legibility and a lesson about respect for readable handwriting.
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Jere Niah Brimstone
Joshua Hinshaw
Thig
Jin
Hinchins
Jimmy c
Saul
Hawkine
Hawkins
Wien
Sears
Statues and sculpture costs in marble and memory
A humorous essay by George Fitch on statue making from marble, the high price of Italian stone, and the challenges of capturing likenesses. It contrasts ancient and modern sculptors, notes Europe's abundance of statues, and reflects on memorial art in public spaces. It mentions Washington and famous writers in anecdotal style.
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Caretess
Italy
Washington
Pat Laug
Margie
Reek
Tiorge Washington
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Henrietta D. Gravel
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