Bryan's Resignation Stirs Rift With Wilson on Railroads
The resignation of William Jennings Bryan as secretary of state marks a deepening rift with President Wilson over policy and party loyalties. Wilson accepts the move, citing need for unified leadership, while Bryan’s departure signals a reshaping of the administration’s approach to Germany and domestic reform.
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Our Own Road Engineers in Georgia Counties
The piece argues many Georgia counties lag in road building due to lack of expert engineering. It cites convict squads and stresses roads must follow defined engineering rules to endure rain and time. Wheeler county is mentioned as a reference point.
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Georgia
Wheeler County
Europe
Spalding
Georgia road policy urged after five year test in Wheeler County
The Savannah Morning News notes a federal engineered road near Lumber City in Wheeler County that remains in excellent condition after five years with minimal repairs. The Telfair Enterprise calls for a cadre of expert road builders to be deployed statewide, funded by automobile taxes, to guide county projects and reduce reliance on federal help. The piece argues for a state highway commission or similar arrangement to provide expert service to counties, boosting Georgia’s road quality and development.
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Lumber City
Wheeler County
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Prison Commission
Sutomobile Fund
Harmony in Atlanta mayor council on school funding
Mayor Woodward wins assent to the June financial sheet with unanimous aldermen, signaling reconciliation between Atlanta’s mayor and council. The school appropriation boosts harmony, supporting broader steady governance and smoother future dealings across municipal matters. The editorial notes optimism for lasting unity and improved conditions for the city.
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Iseas
Atlanta
Tunar
Firing Line Poem and Vacation Notes Mix of Verse and Local Items
A fragmented page blends a long poem with vacation letters and local snippets. It mentions hunting lines, a river, moonshine, fish tales, and a proposed use of aviation for seal hunting. Names of places and editors appear amid scattered household and travel notes.
Peace and War Readings on Harmony and Power
Fragmented brainy meditation on peace as a fragile state, contrasting Europe and China with Japan. Contemplates how nations value peace, store weapons, and the paradox of quiet strength versus aggressive deterrence. Ends with a reflection on restraint and power.
Staggering Cotton Wealth in South Traced 1898 1915
Editor laments staggering southern cotton wealth totals from 1898 to 1915. Notes 1927 3662 bales weighing 500 pounds each and cotton seed income, totaling billions, with gold in world markets, highlighting wealth produced by farms that could have yielded surplus. Calls southerners to change wasteful conditions, urging self-reliance.
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Germany
Legmidas
Scott Decatur
In the Harbor of Childhood and Home
A reflective piece on the bonds between grandparent and child, and the enduring pull of home and heaven. It contrasts memory and mortality, images of the cradle and the grave, and the comfort of parental and grandparental affection as ships in harbor join and part.
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Pathers
Oh beautiful Month of Roses
A poetic fragment praising Roses and June, invoking love and beauty. The speaker, Augusta Wall, laments or reflects on the Month of Roses with lush imagery of gardens, petals, and moonlit romance.
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Hosea
Augusta Wall
Georgia Tech graduation highlights future opportunities for engineers
The Georgia School of Technology held closing exercises in Atlanta with Chancellor Burrow and Governor elect Harrie presenting degrees. Three special degrees were awarded to R. W. Davis, Arthur P. Wells, and W. Pritchett for distinguished work since leaving the institution. Spalding urged graduates toward broad Southeast and national opportunities, noting growth, war-driven enrichment, and domestic industrial development. Davis is Southern agent for Saco Lowell Shops based in Charlotte. Wells is consulting mechanical engineer for Central of Georgia Railway in Savannah. Pritchett is a captain in the Army engineering department with work in the West and the Philippines.
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Georgia School of Technology
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Técholea
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United States
Georgia Tech
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Davis
Saco Lowell
Charlotte
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Wella
Te Certral of Georgia Railway
Savinnan
Pritchett
West
Philippines
Sold Out Two Installments of President Wilsons History
Two full pages of President Wilsons American History will appear next Sunday as part of a remarkable series. The first installment has drawn unprecedented interest and praise for its completeness accuracy eloquence and clear simple style.
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President Wilson
America
Wilson
United States
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