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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1910
Page
33
A promotional notice advertises Haris King of Shavers Safety Razor offered at a low price. Due to a large purchase the sale price will be reduced to 50 cents tomorrow.
Rostand's Chantecler is praised as a major allegory with human parallels in barnyard life. The Hampton's Magazine English version is noted as adequate, with Gertrude Hall's translation highlighted, and critics debate whether the play will succeed in America beyond its lyrical poetry and spectacle.
A Montclair family, away in Florida, found upon return that Hulda Swenson, their longtime servant, met them with a shocking tale. She claimed the family she served faced a grim fate at the hands of neighbors who mistreated the sick woman and influenced her to “work her feet” using a large soup kettle.
Fragmentary excerpt shows a dialogue between a woman and George about religion, longing, and happiness. The scene hints at a moral choice tied to a churchfront sign and a possible theft. The tone suggests intimate inner conflict within a night setting.
Rev H H Proctor writes that morality derives from spirituality and the church offers the ultimate solution to Southern race tensions. He cites Payne College and local white Christian support, urges practical work for colored people, and appeals for funds to hire a dedicated worker for men and boys.
Abbeville Ga June 24 1919 letter to the Constitution argues against repealing the dog tax urging taxation on dogs to fund enforcement and curb depredations. The writer claims dogs spread disease threaten sheep and poultry and should display ownership tags to identify responsible owners. He cites dangers and political considerations to convince lawmakers to keep the dog tax.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet describes a man admiring a new karat ring while assisting a customer. He curiously adjusted the ring on his finger to catch attention, drawing a sharp shopgirl’s remark about its beauty and how it should be worn with a certain abandon. The piece cites playful exchanges and a fragmentary quote from St Louis Times and Phi Sigma Epsilon.
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