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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1905
Page
5
The piece surveys global tensions from Ma lata peace talks to Japanese armament, discusses U S primary law shifts in Georgia, and weighs Russia and Balkans developments. It mentions Kipling on Russian generalship, jury reform debates, and Panama yellow fever challenges, highlighting a broad mix of international and domestic concerns.
A verbose Georgia themed verse fragment rants and riffs on Old Lady Trouble as a symbol for life’s sorrows, love, labor, and social satire. It blends poems and quips about editors, salaries, peace congresses, and literary fame with regional dialect and colorful imagery. The piece references figures and phrases like Jinks, Gog, and Trilbe, weaving social humor with political and literary jabs.
A fragmented verse recalls a mockingbird on a limb singing as a sparrow listens in a pine. The bird’s song pleases the world, while a mother in a crowd hears and returns to her children with a lullaby, contrasting fame with quiet maternal affection.
James E Pickett, President of Emory College at Oxford Ga, clarifies the college’s stance on intercollegiate athletics. He refutes a Washington Ga game report claiming Emory fielded a baseball team, reiterates trustee support for a nonintercollegiate policy, and defends maintaining religious revival influence over sports. He notes Emory will not alter policy to join intercollegiate competition.
A collage of Georgian editorials debates Hoke Smith Pope Brown and others for governor, with calls for other candidates and warnings against early judgments. Editorials praise some figures, criticize reform labels, and urge voters to consider all material before the 1909 election.
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