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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1914

Page

9

Otto Kahn Elevating Opera In Atlanta’s Southward Rise

Otto H Kahn, a leading American financier and Metropolitan Opera director, frames grand opera as an engine of culture and public welfare. His Atlanta speech links opera to civic progress, praising Atlanta’s role as a southern cultural hub and noting Warfield and other visitors bolstering the city’s prestige during opera week.

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Warfield Visit Highlights Opera Week in Atlanta

Prominent guests mark Grand Opera Week in Atlanta, signaling its cultural weight. Among the notable visitors is Davies Warfeld of Baltiamore, chair of the Seaboard board, underscoring the event’s high stature and network of prominent Americans.

Atlanta Davies Warfeld Baltiamore The Seaboard

No Extra Session Hinted By Georgia Democratic Rules

Hon W J Harris, chair of the Georgia Democratic executive committee, weighs views of committeemen on an extra session and rule changes. He argues no human rules can fit all emergencies, asserting current rules align with party precedent and that announced candidates have started campaigns under them.

W J Harris State Democratic Executive Committee Georgia Lave

Greater Grady push to strengthen Atlanta hospital system

A municipal health plan argues the city needs a central hospital to complement a strong sewage and garbage system. It says Atlanta lacks adequate beds labs and facilities, impacting moderate income residents who cannot rely on private sanitarums. The call urges civic leaders and all residents to back Greater Grady to standardize the health chain.

Atlanta

The Colonel Returns to Action with Utter Enthusiasm

A telegram from Manaos in Brazil reports the Colonel’s vivid claim of a grand quest through jungles. He boasts of birds beasts and reptiles felled by his rifle and declares his army of supporters and critics alike will respond to his ever exuberant hyperbole.

Manaos Brazil

Dreamy hammock visions in a peaceful valley poem

Fragmented verse portrays a tranquil hammock scene beneath shady trees with birdsong and flowing meadows. It speaks of dreamlike visions, heavenly peace, and a longing to forget earthly care as the soul rests and harmonizes with nature and love.

Agerneath Shady Tree

Old Time Patriotism and Modern Blues in Dameage Verse

A collage of satirical verses from a Wisconsin or Chicago paper page blending patriotic reminiscence with mid century humor. It lampoons advertising, temperance and political sentiment, interleaving poems about business offices, the home front, and nostalgic scenes with scattered notes about war, money and social change.

Time to Call a Halt Says Confederate Veteran

A Confederate veteran named John B Bell from Stephens Ga writes to Constitution praising the paper for calling a halt on war efforts against Mexico. He condemns Hearst and allies as dangerous citizens and commends Mr Corri gennes communication as timely. Dated 1911.

Blood Hunters Corrigens México Mr Hearst John B Bell Stephens

Dominative Ceratopsian Dinosaur Unearthed in Montana Skeleton

A small ceratopsid horned dinosaur is being assembled in the United States National Museum. The specimen stands about three feet high and six feet long when complete, with a turtle like beak and a horned frill. Found at the Blackfeet reservation in northwestern Montana, it is the first complete connected skeleton of its kind from this family unearthed in forty years.

Endhanopolis States National Museum National Museum Athene Wontana

Easter at Nazareth in a Nazareth hillside reverie

Poetic fragment evokes Nazareth in Galilee with visions of olives, rivers, and stars. Images of homes, towers, poppy fields, and ancient streets blend with references to markets, bazaars, and high roads. The piece meditates on memory and place in a waning, lyrical tempo.

Nazareth

A Legend of the Lily Poem Fragment

Minne Jorving of Leslie presents a verse scene where an ancestral seraph descends to earth. The speaker ponders gifts to mortals as Easter lily imagery blooms amid late spring snow and churchyard hush, guiding souls toward Easter Day.

Minne Jorving Leslie Ani

Georgia Political Scene Hears Harris, Harris Bid Mentioned

The article reports intense talk of a possible bid by Willa J Harris for governor, with support from party figures and a growing chorus in Georgia. It notes uncertainty about his entry, the impact on the race, and statewide party dynamics including calls to alter primary rules and delegate processes.

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Protester Confronts Editorial Tone in 1914 Letter

A reader criticizes coverage and urges stronger sentiment against perceived slander. The note praises a Georgia editorial and calls for a firm stance to balance national discourse. Dated May 1, 1914, the letter reflects early 20th century newspaper rhetoric.

Georgia Nee Georg Nation

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