Young Atlanta Artist Wells Impresses At Thirteen
Georgia youth George Wells, aged 13, living at 73 Queen Street with painter father, has drawn with remarkable finish since age six. The article notes his pen and pencil work, including "Asleep In the Cabin Doorway" and "Its Life," and cites one month of formal instruction as notably productive. He plans further study at the Art Students' League in New York City.
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Only Japanese in Georgia lives in Atlanta
The piece profiles Sasaki, a Japanese craftsman born in Wakayama, who arrived in Atlanta about sixteen months ago to sell bamboo products. He praises Atlanta and the United States, laments no depot in the city, comments on politics, and hopes to return to his homeland. References to news and Dickens anecdotes close the item.
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