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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1905
Page
2
A narrator recalls a chaotic Russia visit with his father during the 1905 revolution. They witness street fighting near the Winter Palace, flee on a vodka-fueled sled ride with a Chicago friend, and stage a dangerous wolf chase to wake his father. The experience leaves both shaken and eager to depart, warning others away from Russia.
A fragmentary Anglo text describes a trader’s boastful note to a son, recounting a wolf hunt, courage under pressure, and a plan to return to a peaceful homeland. The writer claims bravery, mentions a czar, and signs with “Gore” in a personal, reflective closing.
Washington March 11 special bureau of insular affairs notes a Philippine communication denying legalization of prostitution and criticizing a recent article. It cites strict penalties under the penal code, limited American demi-mondaines in Manila, and endorsement by Major Carter and the governor general that the writer erred in linking Philippine authorities to eastern vice.
Miss Maude Lawrence is the chief woman inspector of the London board of education. Though recently appointed, she asserts influence over policy affecting city schoolchildren. Daughter of Lord Lawrence, she is educated in liberal ideas and known for her practical knowledge of Britain's education system. She prefers being called Miss Lawrence despite royal titles.
In a humorous piece a boy admits fear after nearly drawing a bow and causing an accidental arrow release. William Teft remarks on the moment while the boy explains his panic to his father.
Ashington March 1 Epe We Because the abritty habits med during the lifetime of strug she would not permit him to waste a two cent stamp W T Tyndall of Missouri will be a member of the next congress He is from Sparta Taney county where he taught as a country schoolteacher He was nominated by the Republican district organization and accepted by silence The Missouri tilt wave carried him into office without effort He had never used a streetcar or elevator until nominated He will represent the Ozark district where railroads and progress are limited He is the first Republican elected from that section Vandiver’s district chose J J Russell but he failed to win the governorship bid
JW McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama says pneumonia did not improve under two doctors until he used Dr King s New Discovery. The first dose brought relief and one bottle cured him. Also effective for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds. Price 50 cents and 1.00, trip bottle free.
A fragment quotes a proverb about glass houses and stone dwellings, weaving a compact exchange between speakers. The exchange concludes with a quip about tin cups and sheriffs, hinting at public boldness and caution in phrases.
A garbled item reports Nevada wide open for gambling with permits and licenses to be paid, mentioning Reno and other places. The text hints at political satire about writers and a bored amateur astronomer seeking fate in the stars amid vaudeville culture.
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