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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1901
Page
19
The Sunny South Weekly offers subscription terms from its Atlanta office in the GHE Constitution Building. It outlines who may subscribe and the publishing house's policy for readers in general.
A Chicago writer argues about a rumored female centered heaven where Adamic men may be scarce. The piece questions whether paradise must favor women, contends men and women are equally capable, and critiques gendered moral expectations with a mix of social and theological commentary.
A treatise argues education should emphasize action over mere facts, asserting knowledge serves to enable productive work. It cites Stanford remarks, Kipling as a proponent of action, and Carlyle’s exhortation to produce, stressing that true education measures usable capacity and constant effort.
The author argues that both men and women possess the same virtues and fail to display them not from inferiority but from choice. A woman's virtue may be hidden, while a man's light shines or signals danger, yet all share similar moral capacity and responsibility.
A collage of witticisms and puns. A doctor reads tongue to diagnose mind. Jests on robins vowels ships and truth. A bachelor sailor dodges courtship. A polite maxim echoes: courtesy reflects self. A riddle about Neht and a lampooned exchange on exported vs transported. A final quip about cork and hard luck closes.
The long running clash between Admiral Sampson and Rear Admiral Schley over the Santiago victory moves toward official resolution as Schley requests a court of inquiry. Admiral Dewey is named president, with Benham and Ramsay likely to join, while Maclay faces expurgation in naval academy editions.
A dated medical piece by Gi Michel MD explains smallpox, variloid, chickenpox, grip and vaccination. It details causes, incubation periods, vaccination procedures, immunity duration, and safety, with guidance on when to vaccinate, possible complications, and the disease courses across ages. It contrasts varioloid with true variola and warns against complacency.
The writer of a poem found in Sunday's Sunny South is identified as Thomas Buchanan Read. A reader cites a book titled Perfect Jewels containing the poem and praises the paper, sending best wishes to Mrs. W. J. Patterson at Stone News Street.
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