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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1910
Page
4
A lively patchwork of folkloric verse and tall tales set in a rural South. It blends humorous banjo country songs with moral reflections on sin, luck, and election season, featuring satirical tales of Satan, wisdom from old sermons, and a sea of colorful dialect characters.
A fragment of song lyrics from The Coast era 1910, imagining money and love in varying weather. The lines parody the idea of spending money as a path to brighter days and romance.
In New York July 80 Special Wilson the southern man born Staunton Va is praised by southern supporters as a possible candidate. The piece compares him to Cleveland style Democrats and notes low chances. It also covers Peary Henson Arctic expedition remarks and a separate note on New York Buffaloes and buffalo conservation efforts at the Zoological Park.
In Gainesville Georgia on July 30 a Confederate memorial for Colonel C C Sanders of the Twenty-fourth Georgia stands on Federal post office grounds. Helen D Longstreet, widow of General James G Longstreet, sought and won approval from Secretary MacVeagh, arguing that veterans fought under both flags formed a common American heritage. A later plan adds two symbolic female figures—one mourning the South and Columbia—to emphasize national unity.
A 1910 inquiry from 1335 Whitehall Street seeking approval for submitting diamonds for price and grade comparisons. The letter notes paying express charges both ways to avoid costs and mentions a high sale conversion from approval shipments, inviting a jewelry and river catalogue request.
Aggressive movement pushes for a national license law for automobiles. Sen. Chauncey Depew promotes statates at Leslie’s Weekly to unify standards and curb interstate auto concerns. Articles note Taft West victory and a fiction piece by Marion Barbour Adams while previewing broader election era topics.
Advertises Cuticura Soap as a premier toilet and skin soap with gentle emollient properties to soothe irritations, prevent pore clogging, and improve complexions, hair, and hands. Praises its superiority, fragrance, and universal availability, urging readers to obtain the Cuticura Booklet from Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation.
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