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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1902
Page
9
"'E-COUPLE or two gentlemen to occupy desirable front room with board' and 'FOR SALE-Handsome Shetland pony, 4 years old, thoroughly broken and acclimated, with girl's saddle and bridle, sna feed enough for one month. Cheap for cash, Apply 152 Courtland.'"
Consuls report German fruit imports rising with apples and pears leading the value. Berlin shows need to improve German fruit culture. Malta trade pushes American goods direct shipping. calls for export catalogs and samples. Greece petroleum potential discussed. Patras notes delays amid gospel translation row. Ecuador investments urged with new bank prospects. Guayaquil sees high returns and cacao profits. Belgium telecommunication reforms and gas coal demand in Austria highlighted as markets for American products.
A St Paul Pioneer Press account quotes Captain Thomas W. Darrah, new chief commissary, describing how US soldiers in the Philippines received candy as a morale item. The piece explains candy was supplied at cost, shipped from New York, and carefully packaged to endure tropical conditions, with preferences varying by regiment and tradition.
Prices range upward at a score or two different figures, too numerous to list here. Visit to see the full spread and deviations.
A kaleidoscope of attitudes toward vaccination from a Missouri Missourian page describes fear and humor among children and adults, contrasting dread with curiosity. It notes how adults waver while children often look forward to the exposure, and mentions doctors, teachers, and police enforcing vaccination, with a wary eye on the social dynamics and fictional mystery allure surrounding the topic.
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