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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1901
Page
39
A lengthy dispatch recounts President McKinley’s continental journey by railroad, praising the reception along the route and noting speeches aligned with his Atlanta era themes. It mentions festive attention, preparations, and the railroads’ support as the nation follows the president’s progress and signals.
An article rail against heavy meat diets for desk workers, urging grains vegetables and fruits as the main intake. It promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid to digestion, and threads through social notes about Carrie Nation and a Rochester lawsuit over published photographs. It also reports on a Vienna blind education method, a revived Philippine appointment, Texas oil gushers, and telegraph pioneer James Reid’s death.
The Twenty-ninth United States Volunteer Infantry under Colonel Hardin, recruited at Fort McPherson Georgia, is encamped in California awaiting muster out on May 10. Since sailing from the Golden Gate two years ago Georgians Virginians New Yorkers and Mainers have fought side by side showcasing patriotism and fellowship. The unit’s Philippine exploits are praised and a welcome home is anticipated as sun-tanned heroes return.
The Belgian hare industry in Los Angeles and other centers grows rapidly with more than 1,000 breeders in the city, up from under twenty two years ago. Prices climb from 15 to 100 dollars for high grade stock, while common stock prices lag, signaling a shift toward quality breeding over meat production. Foundation stock selections stress sire quality, body length, leg refinement, and color, aiming for show-standard traits to improve offspring.
A century old argument unfolds as state legislatures consider laws to define pure white lead and criminalize alternatives. Critics warn such measures would wipe out cheap paint, strip honest manufacturers of value, and create red tape. They urge federal standardization and preservation of consumer choice.
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