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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1914
Page
5
Washington dispatch analyzes congressional views on interlocking directorates and trust legislation urging constructive caution. It notes fears of harming legitimate business and warns postponing action may be prudent, given tariff and currency burdens and a shaken business climate. The piece credits the president and Congress for vigilance and calls for prudence.
The Cornelia chamber seeks state chamber support for a monster apple convention in Cornelia on March 28. President C. J. Haden of the state chamber promised full cooperation to the delegation led by William Eberhardt. Notables mentioned include several prominent apple interests.
Henry R. Howard and R. C. Berckmans head a Georgia horticulture event to promote apple growing across Habersham and adjoining counties. A flotilla of autos will shuttle officials and guests to demonstrate apple industry potential in north Georgia. March 28 promises prizes, showings, and talks on profitability for large and small growers in the Blue Ridge belt.
Postmaster General Burleson signed a new order permitting a letter carrying its own postage to accompany a parcel to the same recipient. The change ends a prior embargo, boosting parcel post use and expected to raise government revenues while aiding rural and city shippers alike.
A reflective piece on George Westinghouse and Thomas Edison, noting their fortune and influence. It argues successful inventors often blend creative skill with business savvy, overcoming patent-law shortcomings, while contrasting public admiration with skepticism about profit from innovation. It also jots unrelated quirks and a stray political quip.
An irregular clipping presents verses on endurance and joy in life, plus schoolroom musings and Wayside Philosophy. Baxter Smith reflects on faith and responsibility while Folger McKinsey’s view on social ideals emerges through verse and parable about wealth, hard times, and self reliance.
Silly snippets lament urban growth and rising buildings. A postmaster jokes to Washington about stamps while townsfolk rail at change. Folks dream of comfort, weather, and glory as humor and weathered wit mix in a comic collage.
The exchange centers on a cold day as Reggie remarks on the weather and Henry asks for a reply. Reggie notes that the recurring heat and cold phenomena are so familiar as to be negligible for interest, addressing Mr. Risker in a terse exchange.
The Egyptian government plans two irrigation dams on the Blue Nile and the White Nile. Reported to be larger than the Aswan dam, the project costs are estimated between 16,000,600 and 17,500,000 dollars.
Washington march 22 special reports both branches and all parties fret over anti trust and interlocking directorate legislation. The Pujo findings show abuses but broad reform could harm legitimate business across the country. Democrats urge slow careful steps, possibly delaying action until fall as debates continue on scope and constitutional safeguards.
Poem celebrates round of friends arriving after a busy day to share warmth and humor by the fireside. Describes diverse acquaintances, discreet chatter, and mutual support, praising good will and hearty cheer as they gather with the speaker and books. Augusta all.
The Eads Bridge spanning the Mississippi connects St Louis Missouri and East St Louis Illinois is now illuminated with inverted magnetite arc lamps. Illinois side lamps stand on ornamental iron standards at the pedestrian edge while western end lamps hang from trolley poles of the electric railway company. Fifty lamps are used in total.
A survey of political maneuvering in Georgia outlines Rainey’s cautious bid for re election resignation from the state executive committee and support from the Georgia Weekly Press association. Vereen’s boosters push him for governor or U S senator with plans tied to Sinton’s or the governor’s future moves. Jackson and Clarke counties heat up as races loom for congress legislature and county creation with rival slates and primary dates set.
Decatur Georgia March 22 Special The DeKalb political scene tightens as the May 13 primary nears with seventeen candidates for county offices. Freeman seeks reelection for county commissioner opposed by Morris and Smith. Burgess challenged by Wellingsworth for county clerk. Sheriff McCurdy unopposed and Gibbs unchallenged for tax receiver. Six seek treasurer, including Thompson Bodenhamer Fatulla Pattillo Stanzan Lowe. Tax collector Porrester faces opposition from Allen. Executive committee chair Callahan to meet March 23.
The article urges Atlanta to convert small back yards into safe outdoor play spaces, parks, and gardens. It argues mothers and fathers want better play areas, proposes a city prize for the best equipped playground, and predicts widespread adoption within a year if implemented.
A fragmentary inspirational essay urges true kingship as self mastery and leadership. It extols ruling oneself, pushing mental limits, and embracing bold personal leadership to reach summit potential and be a "BIG" king. The piece uses emphatic speech about Majesty and personal power.
The article argues railroading attracts true enthusiasts, especially in electric railways, where evolving problems and advances in engineering and operation engage mental and public aspects. It claims the "call of the rail" is a lifelong lure drawing men with red blood and keen minds toward the industry.
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