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Dictagraph Scandal Faces Atlanta Detective Department Scrutiny
The dictagraph case centers on an operator claiming notes were altered and padded, accusing a frame up. The Constitution urges probing the integrity of Atlanta's detective force to protect public safety and reputations, prompting calls for a thorough investigation.
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Timely Inquiry on West Virginia Senatorial Probe
West Virginia faces a critical senate inquiry touching industrial conditions as months of reports show conflicting claims. Debates center on constitutional safety and personal liberty versus measures taken by Governor Hatfield and his advisors to avert upheaval. The probe aims to reveal the truth for the sake of both the state and the nation.
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Senate to expose wage dispute for public verdict
Operators and workers remain far apart as trouble and business paralysis threaten. The Senate acts to bring the issue into broad publicity so the nation can decide the merits once full evidence is available.
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Senate
A Great World Citizen Wilhelm II the World Citizen
Analyzed tribute to Kaiser Wilhelm II praises his 25 year reign as world citizen and foremost peacemaker. Highlights his military build up, naval parity with Britain, diplomacy that averted wars, and influence on commerce arts and literature within Germany.
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United States
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Great Britain
Europe
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Wilhelm
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Russia
Goirman
President Wilson commutes Kentucky men for crop prospects
Wilson pardons two Kentucky men jailed for fat whisky selling by suspending their 60 day imprisonment and fines if paid by June 21. The piece argues the decision serves law aims, spares families, halves the burden of a year’s income loss, and reduces punishment’s harshness while encouraging eventual reform.
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Kentucky
Upiess
The Way It Is and Other Oddities From Georgia
A frayed collage of verse and notes from a Georgia newspaper page recounts weather aches, college brag, firelosses, and rustic ruminations. It features dialect musings, a caution about Catawba worms, a 1913 tune note, and humorous reflections on education and labor, all in a compact local voice.
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Savannah
Adel Canning Plant Opens With New Preparations
The Adel canning plant began operations this week with crews loading sanitary cans for tomatoes beets beans potatoes and syrup. A carload valued at 52000 has been unloaded to start canning, and the factory is well equipped for a large season.
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Tifton Gazette
Adel
100 Bushels Oats From One Acre Reported by Mr Nixon
Mr Bud Nixon of Route 6 thr eshed 100 bushels of oats from a single acre. The yield boosts his reputation as a fine farmer and shows Carroll County soil supports crops beyond cotton. The item reflects rural pride in local agriculture.
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Faithful Phil the slave who saved a fallen soldier’s body
An Atlanta 1919 reminiscence recalls Faithful Phil a enslaved servant who stayed with his master James Ware through war and Seven Pines battles. After finding the wounded youth on the field he bore him to a hospital and helped bring the body home for burial in Columbus Georgia.
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Atlanta
Criticism of Georgia Farmers in 1913 Editorial
A 1913 Atlanta letter from Josopilt Derry praises Georgia agriculture amid 1910 census figures showing crop value at 26,595,436 and notes other states like Iowa Texas and California outpacing Georgia in 1904 and 1909 11 while urging fair comment and avoiding unfair criticisms of Georgia farmers and methods.
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Georgia Club Women Edit Constitution Huge 126 Page Edition
The Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs produced a 126 page Woman’s Edition of The Atlanta Constitution praised as a historic, large and attractive issue. It showcases industry ethics sports music art and features fine half tone engravings and prominent club women, a lasting souvenir hailed by multiple Georgia papers.
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Was Homer a blind poet or a group effort behind the Iliad and Odyssey
A long survey of Homeric authorship debates traces how Greeks accepted Homer as historical yet unnamed as a person. It covers biographies, birthplace claims, early writers like Simonides, and modern higher criticism arguments from Wolf and Lachmann. The piece notes later findings showing advanced Greek society and earlier writing, leaving the authorship question unsettled.
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Greece
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Herodotus
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Samos
Calyphon
Rhodes
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Chios
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Simonides
Apollo
Solomon
Frederick August Wolf
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Lachmann
Berlin
Wolf
Getting Rich Is A Peculiar Game Of Life
A 1913 essay argues that getting rich is a universal, flawed pursuit played on many fields by many kinds of people. It notes laws blur, honest effort fades, and the chase corrupts health, reputation, and family as wealth grows from thousands to millions, only to end with death. The piece mocks the social obsession with money and the endless, costly cycle of pursuit.
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Skindustry
Momentum and the value of action over time
The text argues momentum as force gained through continuous action and opportunities seized. It warns against stagnation, noting momentum is built by daily deeds and early life effort, urging readers to start now to transform potential into lasting achievement.
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Deeda
Harvard Doctor Defends Baseball Fans In Open Courts
The Cleveland Leader quotes Dr Sargent of Harvard defending baseball fans who attend games rather than play. He notes many spectators are office workers with limited time for physical training, yet argues spectatorship is a form of enthusiasm comparable to a sermon with spectators jumping and shouting in the open stands.
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Sargent
Harvard College
Dr Sargent
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Kentucky Streets of Pearl in Dover News
The Dover News reports on Lucretia Street in Kentucky being rebuilt with mussel shells from a pearl button factory, used as macadam to give white clean streets. Urish notes new streets of gold and gates of pearl, with streets of pearl and gates wide open.
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Pearl Button Factory
Tain Rover
Roseville Editorial on Glares and Gaze Etiquette
A fragment from the Roseville New Age notes social behavior of women and men in conversation. The piece mocks a well built woman in a tight dress who expects eye contact, calling her foolish for not hiding such posture. The tone appears satirical and informal.
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Roseville
Tribulations of an Editor in Macon County Citizen
An editor laments over a subscriber who owes six dollars and has refused delivery at the post office, dramatizing the dispute with sharp local tone and a hint of communal pressure. The note captures a frayed newspaper culture and the friction of unpaid accounts in a small town.
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