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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1909

Page

6

Famous George G Glenn On Lecture Platform

Hon George G Glenn author of Blandishments Bull a witty Georgia legislator and humorist has begun a tour presenting a program titled Blandishments for the protection of men against female wiles. He recalls his days as a county favorite and promises a night of clean humor in Valdosta and other southern cities. The tour aims to showcase his stories from state politics and social satire as he travels with what his supporters call the best one man company in theater.

George G. Glenn Georgia Eid Te County Glenn Birt Whitfeldtonian Dar Heerwheta Hackenset Keokuk Whitfield Hillis Beneyousk Hia Cason Valdosta Atlanta Carch Mra

May Effect Combination Of Southeastern and Western Classification Committees

A January 23 report from Mobile details the Western Classification Committee's two week session reviewing about 500 schedules across twelve classes. Actions remain secret, with several schedules held in abeyance. Plans to merge Western Southern and Eastern committees into one body surface, nine delegates appointed to press the plan.

Southeastern and Western Classification Committees Mobile Ala Western Classification Committee W. R. Powell Atlanta F. W. Smith Chicago Aas Tew

Arkansas lawmaker seeks 2 cent rate cap on railroad charges

Little Rock on January 23 representative Winn introduced a bill in the state house providing a fine of 1000 to 5000 dollars for any railroad agent charging more than 2 cents per mile. The move heightens a clash with railroads that have secured an injunction in federal court against enforcement.

Arkansan Little Rock Ark Winn Segislature

NO PARDON FOR PROPHET SKAGGS QUERY

Governor Donaghy refused a pardon for Elijah Skaggs the self styled prophet serving a twenty one year term for an alleged crime against Ethel Taylor. He is deemed too dangerous to be released. Also reported a man Perry Masone was found dead after a fall from a horse near Bekmont Alabama the bridle wrapped around his leg suggesting drag. An advertisement promotes reading Martin Eden in Uncle Remus The Home Magazine with a dollar offer for fifteen months and a premium choice.

Skaggs Little Rock Ark Donaghy Elijah Skaggs Zaunan Ethel Taylor Skages Pindall Martin Donaghey Martin Eden Jack London Uncle Remuse Home Josh Chandler Harrie Uncle Famus the Home Magazine Atlanta Georgia

New Woman Returning to Her Ancient Sphere

New York date January 23 Special The piece argues the new woman’s swing toward professional life and away from home duties is a temporary phase. Annie Nathan Meyer and Appleton's Magazine advocate gradual return to home duties through education and moral progress, culminating in home leadership and intellectual fulfillment.

New York Annie Nathan Meyer Appleton’s Magazine Appleston University of Wisconsin

Dixie Garden Handbook Promises Southern Garden Success

Flower lovers are urged to request the Dixie Garden Handbook, a curated guide of roses, flowers, shrubs, trees, and fruits tailored to the South. Free copy available by writing Chattanooga Nurse R ies, 91 Missie Hidge, Chattanooga, Tenn.

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