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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
5
A broad political collage notes Taft’s growing influence and North Carolina doubt, Bryan and Roosevelt linkups, and the Georgia Tech push for expansion. It cites civil service data on aging workers, Oklahoma statehood talk, and financial asks for campus growth. The piece blends national campaigns with Georgia technical education.
In Tift County and across Georgia, readers confront claims of voter rights and party loyalty. The letter denounces Hoke Smith's Organ and asserts voters must not be pressured or denied a voice in the governor primary while criticizing Mr McCall for not aligning with the Democratic Party.
A collage of verse fragments and dialect pieces. It recalls lines about lone lanes in England, lovers’ memories, and dreamlike scenes. Interwoven are snippets from Br'er Williams and a note on poetry sales, ending with a pondering line on Providence and Browlers.
Love poem from Atlanta Georgia by FPL Gelyeu recalls violets and a maiden’s face eclipsed by a cloud between lovers. The text centers on a farewell and lingering memory as the beloved departs.
Barnesville Georgia July 16 Special: The peach industry centers on this region as shipments begin full car loads. The Hiberta crop looks good but continued wet weather could ruin much of the fruit. About one hundred cars of peaches are moving to market with nearly a thousand workers in packing shipping and canning. Barnesville hosts two canneries Towden focuses on peaches and Acme handles all fruits and berries.
A light exchange reveals a friend teasing about eyebrows being too black. The reply defends that the brows are not as dark as claimed, suggesting humor and social bonding in a casual chat.
An Atlanta elder recalls Tige and Whit Anderson, famed Civil War figures, highlighting Tige’s fearless front-line leadership and Whit’s steadfast temper in peace. The piece shifts to Atlanta journalism history, then to Hapeville’s civic league push for a town charter, led by David Bennett Evans, with residents funding improvements via monthly 50 cent dues and community projects like wells, street lights, and trees.
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