Naval Lessons From Japan Aimed at American Strength
The discussion analyzes the Japan Russia war focusing on gunnery, ship types, and the role of torpedo boats and submarines. It stresses American neutrality, the need for skilled targets and domestic manpower, and Roosevelt's remarks on gunnery in Santiago. It also rails against overreliance on large ships and urges balanced naval power with effective smaller craft.
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Togo
Japan
Enquist
Roosevelt
Santiago
Congress
Rosevelt
Russia
Iag
Grand Duke
Nicholas Nienlaleviteh
Cmars Aumfy
Royal Pines
Peace and annexation talk across simulated pacific politics
Fragile international chatter describes calls for permanent peace with Russia excluded from the Pacific region and annexation of Vladivostok to Japan. A Georgia reference and a phantom yacht race hint at competing cups and restrictions on German vessels amid tensions.
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Tagan
Russia
Amur Siver Reson
Vladivostok
Japan
Unclear fragment on Joe Cannon and Portland managers
Fragmentary text discusses ex Portland managers and Joe Cannon with references to a water pitcher amid a large crowd. Mentions Berish Whikins and Washington Post ownership, but the passage is garbled and difficult to parse for a coherent event or outcome.
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Portland
Gossopad
Joe Cannon
Mia
Uncle Joe
Berish
Bs Hie
Commencement at Furlow College in Americus, Ga
In Americus Georgia eighteen graduates of Furlow College attended the commencement sermon at First Methodist Church delivered by Rev J A Thomas of Guehbert. The graduating class of eighteen will receive diplomas at a Thursday night exercises with Hon Hate Smith delivering the honorary address. A new fertilizer plant is planned for Americus with construction to begin this summer, projected to cost about eighty thousand dollars and aimed for fall operation.
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Porto Rico
United States
India
Ceylon
England
Geylon
New America
Brazil
Amazon
South America
America
Americus College
Americus
Furlow College
First Methodist Church
J. A. Thomas
Guehbert
Hate Smith
New York
Obia
Tabor
Just From Georgia A Summer Rain Song Fragment
Fragmented verse and quirky dialect pieces paint a rural summer scene with rain songs, farmer life, and reflections on fame, vanity, weather, and philosophy. The mix includes local color about wagons, roses, fields, and a humorous streak through poems and snippets.
Poet's Fin: A Write to Editors About Hurtful Rejection
The poem laments editors returning manuscripts with cold regret while others deemed inferior are published and rewarded. The speaker wonders if sending sharp kicks would provoke a nervous reaction from editors and asks if such a terse attack would be useful.
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W. Megginton
Artesian well story stuns Apalachicola crowds
In Apalachicola a new artesian well drilled by an New Orleans contractor produced a sudden gush of greenish Gulf water. Citizens demanded deeper drilling and a public vote before the bore continued. The well’s flow stabilized and the town began plans to extend similar wells once a railroad to Atlanta is finished.
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Gulf of Mexico
Fred Wihelm
Apalachicola
Fla
Wnelther
Atlanta
New Orleans
Apalachacola
Wilhelm
Counell
Mexican Gulf
Tothoes
Kimball
Robert G. Harman
Richmond
Klinhal
Harman
M. G. Harman
Virginia
Georgia Cotton Reduction Letter From I Johnson
I Johnson president of Georgia Division of the South Cotton Association writes an open letter to division officers and members praising the 25 percent reduction in acreage and fertilizer use. He discusses calculation methods, urges unity, and calls for warehousing and market strategies, urging action against bear markets and rivals while highlighting past success and future plans.
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I. Johnson
Georgia
Atate
Wach
Mulaipacd
Wimoun
Eich Plan
Thanis
Association
United Action
Daily States
New Orleans
Atlanta
Galisay
Southland
Laughter of Children at Atlanta Parks Draws Big Crowds
The Atlanta parks at Grant and Ponce de Leon drew record crowds in ideal Sunday weather. Families enjoyed rides, music, and the merry go round as children’s laughter and televised joy filled the day, with parents and relatives watching and savoring carefree moments.
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Atlanta
Grant and
Ponce de Leon
Brooke
Isabel
Ponce de Eon
Lucas Green Jury Faces Possible Mistrial in Georgia Case
Brunswick Georgia June 31 The jury in the Lucas Green murder case remains out with no verdict after six thirty at night The report suggests a mistrial is likely and if so the trial would move to Wayne County The defense offered no witnesses and Green admitted to the shooting during his statement
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Wayne County
Brunswick
Lucas Green
Isaac South
Glynn County
Hane County
Green
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