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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1916
Page
9
The article cites Armenian massacres and Western criticism, arguing Turkish fanatical Islam fuels wholesale killings. It questions whether German restraint mattered and urges Christian nations to unite against such violence, comparing it to domestic mob law and calling for federal intervention.
Governor Harris designates April 6 to 12 as Clean Up Week in Georgia urging citizens to join club women in sanitary improvement and beautification efforts. The program aims for lasting daily cleanliness, municipal cooperation, and widespread civic responsibility through school and community participation.
The Springfield Republican editors argue that protests and threats by Christian nations fail to halt Armenian massacres. They note the US can do little beyond humane appeals and diplomatic pressure, as Turkey treats subject races as domestic issues and resents interference.
The Boston Transcript surveys federal census data comparing twenty four cities split among council and commission governance from 1910 to 1913. It notes councils spent more on general running costs and debt rose, while commissions favored permanent improvements and efficiency. Atlanta is cited as lagging in economic efficiency, urging reform toward a stronger municipal system.
A collage of verse and editorials from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. It blends rustic songs about March winds and swingin’ with hopeful seeds dreaming of light, interwoven with local opinion about women in factories, political quips, and moral reflections. Notable fragments reference Georgia L Stanton, The Fort Worth Record, and The Arkansas Gazette. The piece captures period voice and a patchwork of poems, civic notes, and social commentary.
A 1918 Constitution brief compares buying a home with and without a mortgage. It outlines two scenarios for a 32,100 property: cash plus 80 months at 8 percent, and mortgage options with varying monthly dues. The analysis shows higher total costs when a mortgage is used and emphasizes the financial benefit of unmortgaged purchases.
Editor notes Judge Haunt cites Raphael Semmes to contrast Confederate commerce warfare with German efforts. Semmes, praised for humane treatment of prisoners and strategic restraint, captured ships without losses, then shifted to destroying enemy vessels. The piece argues German methods resemble a pirate and questions sanctions by officials and press.
A devotional poem venerates poetry as a divine force guiding the human spirit. It imagines a shrine within the heart, where the poet communes with the muse and serves truth, justice, and compassion through golden song and uplifting acts.
The sewer committee proposed a culvert under the ABO road to connect to Ashby street for sewerage, allowing the road to use the Exposition Mill property for wards. The Board of Health will seek a city map costing 240 dollars to track sewer lines, with Councilor George Treeman seeking reelection.
In a letter from Washington Georgia March 3 reader EB A Barn ees supports Judge George Hillyer on reforming court delays and protections for the accused. He argues money buys influence, delaying justice, and urges changes to ensure courts serve the people and uphold truth over technicalities.
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