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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1901

Page

6

Long Stories in Short on Progress and News In Brief

The article surveys varied topics from a Niagara Falls mail route powered by electricity to an Oklahoma land opening and the fate of Native reservations. It notes Boston infrastructure projects, a university plan in California funded by Phoebe Heart, city noise health impacts, a potential Aus-Wis split, a royal marriage rumor, a New Jersey fountain of youth claim, starfish threatening oysters, Cuban cleanliness, and the Manhattan subway’s unbraced tunnel method.

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Guessing Game of Cities and Classic Book Titles

A reader describes guessing games about U S cities from Boston to San Francisco and a riddle about Robinson Crusoe and a classroom scene with spelling drills. The passage highlights mental mapping, a child's imagination, and the idea of recalling titles like Robinson Crusoe and two books titled Kilie Men and Little Wo- as examples.

Toilets Among Children Summer Fashions Pleasing at Perry Adair Party

A West End party hosted by Perry Adair showcased charming children costumes in white pique, lace, and bright sashes. Young guests like John McRae and Helen Avery drew attention with poised, stylish attire while parents and older attendees commented on the graceful outfits and fashion of the little ladies and gentlemen.

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Junior History Contest Closes for the Summer

A long-running Junior History Contest ends for the summer after a series of highly contested events. Winners include Farrar Jones of Hurt Street, Perk, and other participants from across the region. The page lists quiz questions and notes on political party naming like Know Nothing and American Party.

Jnior Farriaor Jones Hurt Street Button Perk Mw Bowers Harriton Jones Henry Tok Malcolm Gary Wers Patrick Henry Williamsbuts Virginie Washington Jonathan Jonathan Trumall Connecticut Éame Wen i Frontierrman Jn Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Daniel Hoone Kidd John Quincy Adar Gosnold Atzntic Jamestown Henrien Charles City Charles 1 Oliver Stemwell United States Cambridge

Last Week of School Programs Parade at Davis Street

The final school week brings mixed feelings as holidays approach. At Davis Street School on Wednesday, grades joined in varied programs, including readings, recitations, dialogues, and choral pieces. Notable performances featured Emma Dorae, Laura Beneca, Burton Goodman, Nellia Petty, and others with judges present and a sixth grade daisy chain prize.

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Young People's Union Meeting Promised in Rome

The Young People's Union will meet Tuesday night at the First Baptist church. Rev Alex W Resler of Cartersville will deliver stereopticon views on the filer's progress, with talks by Mark J McCord M L Brittain and Dr W W Landrum on why to attend the Rome convention. Admission is free with a cordial invitation to all.

Moet Paptise Filerim Alex W. Resler Cartersville Beeches Mark J. McCord M.L. Brittain WW. Landrum Rome

Fifth Meeting Of G P Zoo Club Ended By A Bear's Speech

The zoo club meeting erupts into a rows of boasting and satire as the Bear finally speaks. He details his lineage and bearskin trade while deriding the Coyote and other speakers. The Bear recounts birth, family, and ancestry, highlighting strength and wisdom as part of a grand counterpoint to foreign presidents.

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The Brave Mother of the Cubs Chronicle

A bear recounts a harsh childhood tale of wilderness life and cannily fierce protectiveness. He describes peaceful relations with humans and later a fatal encounter when two red men captured cubs, killed the mother heroically sacrificing herself to save her offspring, and how the tribe honored her memory.

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Clever Young Artists in Atlanta Bright Future Hints

An Atlanta piece celebrates gifted children in art, noting many study art less than other subjects yet achieve notable success. It highlights several young artists and their works, praising talent across a wide range of mediums and underscoring potential for future distinction.

Atlanta Bucceas Henry Moore Cramley Marjorie Pagna

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