Decatur Street Tales: the Decay of Fulton Highways and the Bad Black Person
A stark account links Decatur Street crime to public highways work, tracing Ephraim Johnsing from gunman to highway constructor. It portrays police chases, a slain or wounded offender, and the cycle of arrest, jail, and return to the street amid a troubling racial stereotype and urban fear.
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Decatur Street
Chaingang
Fulton
Decatur
Ephraim Johnsing
Decatur Stret
Embrya
Ephraim Tohnzing
Br Yies
Dlack Way
Washington Street
Decatur Strest
Ffriend Ephraim
Fulton County
A Workingman's Views on Labor and Railroads
W W Phillips argues that while labor earns high pay and works long hours, the workingman does not get enough. He cites railroad workers as the best paid yet notes railroads employ the most men and profit remains low. He contrasts this with farmers whose costs rise, implying inequality in pay and conditions. A second piece on nosebleed remedies explains locating facial arteries and applying finger pressure to stop bleeding.
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W. W. Phillips
Leslie
Railroads
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Africa
Ephraim
Buck Negro
Aamp
Gunman
Bryles
Andy Calhoun
Bellwood
Nim
Catur
Delicatessen
Ephraim Joh Sing
Wk Price
Jedge Argies
Atlanta
Belfwood
Orde
Kentucky
Dintare Trare