Atlanta's Big Problem and Street Car Dependence
In Atlanta the vital question is street traffic and dependable transit. The piece argues transportation health equals city health, praising fair returns to public service and urging public support for rail services to prevent bankruptcy and disconnection from mobility. It cites Birmingham and Des Moines as cases where cooperation preserved rail service and warns against diverted traffic eroding urban transit systems.
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United States
Birmingham
United
Des Moines
Ohio State Supreme Court
State Public Utilities Commission
Indiana, Columbus & Eastern Traction Company
Orient
Carefnl
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Atlanta Transit Sways Between Rails and Buses
The Ohio Supreme Court influence shapes Atlanta transportation debate as officials weigh keeping rail service versus shifting to buses. Community leaders urge cooperation to extend dependable service, reduce crowding, and spur Georgia’s development as editors laud a Savannah convention speech that boosted state morale.
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Georgia
Savannah
Birthday observance for Jefferson Davis at Capitol
The half house of representatives will host a Davis birthday program at 3 o clock with Camp 159 U G V and Atlanta chapter U D C sponsoring. Rev W W Memminger grandson of the Confederate secretary of war will give the address. Public invited. attendees may gain insight from Memminger’s remarks on past leadership and wartime acts.
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Capitol
Dr. Memminger
Rome Names W R Crites Chamber Secretary
Rome congratulates itself on hiring W R Crites as executive secretary of the chamber of commerce. He leaves Millen chamber to guide a reorganized Rome body aimed at attracting new industry and boosting the city’s material welfare.
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Crites
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W. R. Crites
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Seven Hills
Eat More Wheat The Nation’s Health And Wealth Rally
The Constitution argues Americans should eat more bread to curb a wheat surplus postwar. It notes wheat bread provides 90 percent of essential nutrients and supports muscle, health, and brain power while remaining economical. Increasing loaf consumption by one slice per meal could absorb surplus without raising prices and improve national welfare.
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America
Worthy Movement Proposes Scholarships For Southern Girls
The Southern Woman's Educational Alliance plans a scholarship contest to broaden college access for southern girls. Details will be published later. inquiries can be sent to Hotel Richmond, Richmond, Virginia. The alliance, started by a southern woman, aims to guide each applicant to the education best suited to her, from grammar to university level, emphasizing practical skills and timely guidance.
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Southern Woman's Educational Alliance
Hotel Richmond
Richmond
Fae
Brother Who Prays for Rain Remains Missing
A rural community searches for the brother who prays for rain. In this lingering drought, families hope for relief as authorities coordinate a search across fields and hills. Local officials urge residents to report any sightings and provide shelter to travelers helping with the effort.
Fiery Particles and Montague's War Stories Review
Clyde Pettus reviews E Montague’s nine short stories in Fiery Particles, noting Montague’s war front experience and sharp prose. He praises brisk narration, assigns disillusion with war themes, and highlights characters like Gartumna, Farrell, and Colin while contrasting Montague’s humor with grim front line realities.
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Juste
Mr. Montague
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Mars
Ianguor
Gartumna
Gounty
Clare
Tom Farrell
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Lincheng raid scene and regional rail links in Nineteenth Century China
Bulletin from Washington National Geographic Society notes Lincheng on the Tientsin Pu kow line, its role as junction for a Yihhsien coal mine branch, and the Boxer uprising near Tientsin. It mentions express trains, Confucius lineage claims, Shantung coal operations, and hair net manufacturing abroad.
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Tientsin- Tukow
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Tientsin
Herbert Hoover
Yibbsien
Tientsin-Pukow
Great Britain
Germany
China
Rm Dally
Pukow
Confucius
Kufu
Teacher
K’ung
Wayne
Cheng
Yihhsien
Shantung
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Lost ships come in not at city park harbor dream
A poem-like fragment depicts weary, long suffering men and their hopeful families waiting for ships that do not come in. Mentions tramps, feeble men, brave wives, and children as the dream of a father’s return haunts a harbor bar where ships that never arrive lie tethered to Heaven’s shore.
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Darwin
Charles
Thomas
Montague
France
Hanney
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Hannes
Gort
Mr. Montague
Bennett
Dad
Joe
Aniel Whitehead
The Disguise of Sin and Its Tempting Face
A reflective piece on sin as a disguise that tempts by appealing to appetite for food beauty and knowledge. It argues disobedience begins with admirable aims misdirected by daring spirit, masking harm as heroic pursuit and risking peace, happiness, and trust.
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