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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1912
Page
19
An OCR laden jumble touches on Colorado politics, a presidential recall, Titanic history, and theater gossip. It threads disjointed phrases about beef prices, advertising columns, and a chemist of stray names like Magda and Big Bill, all in a chaotic collage of 19th century style quotes and modern references.
The piece urges Georgians to back Alabama’s Underwood for president, arguing his eighteen years of steady leadership, tariff stance, and anti special interests make him the clear choice. It warns that voting for Wilson would reinforce division and concede southern political prestige after the civil war.
The piece argues Georgia voters should back Oscar Underwood over Wilson, deeming the tariff the central issue. It critiques Wilson partisans for omitting the tariff and praises Underwood as consistent on the tariff issue, predicting a primary rout for Wilson and stronger support for Underwood nationwide.
The board of education declares a half holiday on May 3 for all city schools to hear talks on hygiene and cleanliness. Students will join with the chamber of commerce and civic clubs to combat disease-breeding dirt and promote sanitation for lifelong impact.
The fragment describes a festive scene with an opera carnival vibe in a city, noting a sense of unique celebration and collective spirit as residents anticipate an event. The readable text hints at a joyous atmosphere but lacks concrete details, dates, or participant names.
The AP summary outlines Yuan Shikai's first message as provisional president of the republic. It stresses maintaining order, pursuing progress, and securing international friendships, with finance as a core focus. He calls for foreign capital, tax relief, a new financial system, and streamlined administration to strengthen China’s stand among twentieth century nations.
Colonel Peel urges Atlantan support for next season of grand opera in Atlanta after Metropolitan Opera tours drew 7 008 patrons, triggering wide acclaim from Otto Kahn and directors. He notes Atlanta’s civic pride and plans for new hotel capacity to welcome visitors next year.
Letter from T B Freeman of Birmingham Alabama praising Georgia congressman Underwood as a unifying Democratic leader. He argues Underwood has no private steel interests, supports the party’s unity, and deserves solid ally support from Georgia and Alabama readers in the upcoming period. Dated April 33, 1938.
A garbled OCR passage reflects Georgia themed verse and editorial chatter about selling out, reader responses, and references to moonshine districts. The piece quotes a journalist’s line about not selling out and mentions Georgia landscapes, hope, and a preacher’s hymn-like refrain.
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