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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1912
Page
22
Readers learn of a plea to support a memorial and charitable work aiding girls from a local home. The appeal seeks funds for hospital rooms, clothing, linens, and furniture, with churches asked to sponsor spaces and volunteers urged to donate time and goods to assist the unfortunates.
A fragmented 1942 Athens page notes letters praising Gilly and a new saint of Giese. It mentions Geng Vedat and tarish figures, an ornate city scene, and references to civic duty, Ty fets and Wr Correa Hareis. The piece carries a period tone with brief biographical hints and local color.
A fragment from the Indianapolis News describes a summer night scene with ants building nests and foraging. It explains winged males and females mating, the development of larvae and pupae, and how nurse ants care for the brood. It also notes blond red ants invading homes and enslaved black ants performing tasks for their red masters.
A Florence Crittenton home appeal in Atlanta urges residents to donate funds for an industrial building and related needs. The piece describes using guns for sewing and craft work, publishing by the girls for newspapers, and directs support to the Florence Crittenton home to aid orphans and staff.
Munich reports two fatalities in an early morning air accident. An American pilot named Fischer, with a passenger, and mechanic Kugler, fell from a height causing instantaneous deaths. The aircraft was destroyed beyond identification. Blacher had just passed his aerial pilot examination the night before.
The piece argues that heavy armor for knights was not as impractical as legends suggest and notes the heat and discomfort as seen in modern inspections. It questions whether armor served as mere decoration or a legendary symbol and reflects on evidence from the Marlborough episode and medieval chronicles.
A nightmare confrontation unfolds as a highwayman assaults a man leaving him near death. The victim recovers and accuses the officer of failing to aid during the attack. The officer denies the claim, and the sergeant dismisses the complaint as the crowd approves.
The Forsyth presents Stella Wivhen in a bustling vaudeville bill with Miss Masten in New York credibility, Six Musical Cuttys, Norris' baboona animals, Misa Norton and Paul Nicholson, the Emersons, Brooks and Harris, and new acts by Misa Mayhew and Billy Taylor. Marshall P Wilder and Ethel Green to headline the August run.
The Hijou presents strong vaudeville with acts like a standout blackface musical routine and Sheridan and Sloan comedy sketch A Tag Day. Charles and Latham in Nobody’s Kid plus Moore and Gilbert acrobats headline, with daily changing motion pictures and a 3 PM matinee daily except Saturdays 230 and 4 PM, plus evening shows at 730 and 9.
Letter to the editor from URMOND STONE of Marietta GA urging permanent state tax reform. He cites Massachusetts and Wisconsin models, proposes a governor appointed state tax commission with assistants, and calls for statewide tax equalization to address injustices and fiscal deficits.
A fragmented characterization of a perpetually social guest who interrupts work, borrows items, and asks favors. The piece depicts a nosy, overbearing relative who mirrors friendlier intrusions and urges companionship, challenging concentration and personal errands.
A critic notes that copying more than clothing, she imitates speech and style. Since ideas are not protected by copyright, the target has no legal remedy for this behavior. The piece treats unauthorized appropriation as a social phenomenon rather than a legal violation.
Roy Crandall critiques U S road building efficiency and maintenance. He cites vast distances and dispersed population as retarding factors, urges improved materials and binding agents, and stresses ongoing upkeep, drainage, and properly shaped roads requiring careful funding and dedicated machinery.
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