Reign of the Constitutional Kildees in Georgia
The piece rails at pistol-toting crime across Georgia and South Carolina, condemning constitutional protections that shield lawbreakers. It cites Augusta and Macon incidents, a tally of 810 pistol related indictments, and laments juries and judges unable to curb violence while railing at constitutional amendments and political figures of the era.
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Atlanta Music Festival Association Opens Organ Concerts
The Audi torium Armory hosts thirty paid organ concerts and thirty free Sundays under the Atlanta Music Festival Association led by Colonel W. L. Peel. Dr. J. Percy Starnes, paid $5,000 yearly, attracts a large Atlanta audience and public support. The plan requires 1,600 season tickets at $5 each, with hundreds sold already. The venture emphasizes Atlanta spirit and civic generosity aimed at working Atlantans who love music.
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Routing a cotton foe in Georgia politics and farming plans
A Georgia recollection notes the House passage of an appropriation to fight cotton wilt black root with immunized seed trials showing success in infested districts. It warns of upcoming Mexican boll weevil invasions and urges diversification to reduce risk, with farmers urged to accept shifts from cotton.
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The South as Destiny of American Empire
A Northern and Southern expansion forecast argues the South will lead a new era of American development. The piece notes migration southward due to Northwest blight and highlights railroads, finance, and industry as drivers. It urges prudent policy, sectional balance, and sustained southern progress.
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Bonded warehouse plan eyed to steady cotton market
Boston reports progress on introducing bonded warehouses and negotiable cotton certificates in the South to extend the marketing period, reduce price swings, and prevent glut. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce showed favorable sentiment while stressing capital and integrity as essentials, with wheat and grain practice cited as proven.
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Dr Wiley Praises Cotton Seed Oil For Southern Riches
Dr Harvey Wiley, a renowned pure food authority, hails cotton seed oil as the souths vast and ongoing advantage in commerce. He calls it the healthiest versatile oil for cooking and table use and foresees growing demand and international appeal for cotton plant by products.
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Representing the Better Element in Negro Thought
The Constitution previews a first southern negro music festival in Atlanta and other uplifting negro activities, contrasting constructive progress with the Reno disgrace. It argues that the festival type is worth publicity and encouragement, while the chaotic “jungle” type behind Reno has dominated news pages.
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Atlanta Manufacturing Dream Moves Georgia Forward
A 1910 letter argues for establishing numerous local manufactories in Atlanta to absorb employment and keep money at home. It explains capital needs from 10 000 to 1 000 000 for single or multiple plants, predicts population growth and real estate gains, and urges business leaders to unite to promote Southern industry locally.
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The Governorship Education Speeches Rumors
A compilation from several Georgia papers on education themed speeches and the gubernatorial race. It cites Hoke Smith and Brown, notes campaign mood, claims of exonerations, policy positions, and calls for outside capital to spur state development. The pieces reflect partisan views and ongoing political debate in Georgia.
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