Eternal life through Christ the risen savior
In Atlanta on March 30 1902 a sermon asserts the Christian doctrine of the resurrection as essential to faith. It explains the mortal body gives way to a spiritual form, the Christ life guarantees eternal life, and believers may don the spiritual body at death while embracing a victorious outlook over the grave. The piece also covers Georgia Democratic party leadership changes and upcoming primary plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Bethany
Paul
Christ
Georgia Democracy
Democratic State Executive Committee
People of
Georgia
Commonwealth
Fleming G. du Bignon
Dubignon
H. T. Brown
Brown
Jeff L. Boynton
Calhoun County
Judiciary Committee
State Senate
Boynton
Philippines
Senate
The
Republican Party
Easter Verses and Public Letters Mix in Quaint Page
A jumble of poems and light notices fills the page. Verse on Easter gardens, old fashions and a Poe parody mingle with a cheeky author quote. Brief political clippings report campaign chatter from Georgia towns and editors backing Terrell for governor.
Atlanta Dominates Southern News in 19th Century Debate
A collage of editorials from Augusta Chronicle Savannah Press and other papers argues Atlanta leads Southern progress with plans for a subtreasury a federal jail and a strong press presence while contrasting with Savannah and other cities. The discussion elevates Atlanta as the South’s premier city and Georgia as the top state in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Chronicle
Atlanta
Savannah
Savannah Presa
St Thomaville Times-Enterprise
Dalton Herald
Savannah Press
Dawson News
Douglasville
New South
Walton Tribune
Augusta
Gate City
Cedartown Courier
Georgia
Tennille
Vennah
Greene- Gaynor
Tneta
Howell
Jackson (Gr) Argus
South
Atlanta Constitution
Chattanoora News
Newa
Richmond
Charleston
New Orleans
Memphis
Union
Fimely Fashion Talk by Georgian Editor Reynolds
The North Georgia Citizen editor Frank Reynolds discusses fashion trends and the origins of styles, noting how fads shift every decade and offering commentary on hats, fabrics, and the ethics of bird plumes. He cites stage and literature influences and predicts possible 1903 revivals while urging humane choices in adornment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reynolds
Dalton North Georgia Citizen
North Georgia Citizen
Benedicts
Reynolds
The
State Press
Baldor Reynolds
Shakespeare
Globe
Hippodrome
Paris
Constitution
Forgery and legislative eligibility in Georgia law
Attorney General Wright concludes that a person convicted of forgery remains guilty of a felony and cannot vote or hold a seat in the general assembly until pardoned. He notes the constitution bars those convicted of crimes involving moral turpitude from office, and while juries may recommend a misdemeanor punishment, the crime itself stays a felony unless legally reduced by pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Boykly
Wright
Supreme Court
Candler
Bleckley
Miller
State
Georgia
Mable
The Pyramid of Cestius and a Quiet Reflection
A fragmented musing on Cestius of Rome, his name carved on a pyramid’s stones. The speaker recalls past memory and mortality, drawing a link between the ancient tomb and two countrymen. A rural voice interjects about dreamlike flight and uncertain paths, ending with a garbled query from a rural correspondent.
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Slark
Baily
Business Glanager
W. H. Overby
BE P, Gunny
W. G. McNelley
B M. Pack
T. H. Bunt
Stesars
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
United States
Canada
Monfco
Srrteee Rene
Sunny South
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Gite
Atlanta, GA
E. W. Watkins
Gilmer County
Carter Tate
Dr. Watkins
Tate
Congress
Aid Wey
Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
Anna Held
Chicago
Dick Mansftell
Jupiter Plutus Morgan
Teddy
Brooklyn
Odell
Metropolitan
Harrison
Washington Post
Alabama
Coosa
St. Louis
Jie
Iowa
Henderson
Blanch Walsh
Pacific
General Wood
Fred Funston
Mississippi
Lord Kitchener
Methuen
Anon
Simple Sisters of the Light
Euster
Joyce
Poe
Brother Dickey
Carnegie Library
Carnage Institute
Publishers’ Protective Association
Sadedcci
Bartow
Gred . Ord
Jackson Arrus
Terrell
Pat
Eat
Guerry
Jim Smith
Tue Awany Herald
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Evan P. Howell
Griffin Newen
Georgie
Madison
Abbeville
South Georgia
Estill
Washington Chronicle
Estilla
Madison Advertiser
Alany
Alant
All Thea Adel
Nashville
Littlejohn
Columbus Ledger
Joe Terrell
Nashville South
Biberton Star
Jon
Albany Herald
Jon Terrell
Bchiey County News
Schley
Elbert County
Smith
Stewart County
Fimely
Georugli
Vadeville
Alice Oates
Emerson
Emily Dickenson
Boston
Alice
Robin Redbreast
Prince Henry
van Dyke
Cestius
Thema Hardy
Breslay
Kents
Rome
Tudinous
Bealde
Ife
Brehadowy
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