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The Real Cuban Problem And Bartholdi Statue Repair
Atlanta May 5 1902 The Real Cuban Problem examines Cuba as it nears independence noting Estrada Palma as a prudent choice but warning that fiscal strain and pressure from vested interests may push toward tax increases debt and union with the United States The piece also notes Bartholdi s Statue in Need of Repairs highlighting Liberty’s torch long extinguished and the statue’s surrounding darkness in New York Harbor
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Monumental statue repairs prompt national reflection
An era of neglect leaves a famed statue in New York harbor looking worn and scarred with interior access closed for safety. The piece prompts editorials urging the United States to maintain the gift from France, honoring obligations and patriotism while criticizing public indifference and urging action before further deterioration.
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Georgia Editors Strike Back in Governor Race Gossip
A storm of political chatter across Georgia literature shows editors from Savannah to Valdosta weighing the gubernatorial field. Quotes from Shackleford, Darien Gazette, and others reflect expectations, debates over candidates Estill Guerry Terrell and party loyalties, plus regional views on Georgia’s political future.
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Pecan culture seen as safe long term Georgia farm bet
The article argues pecan trees can be a profitable long term investment for Georgia farmers. It notes bearing age around eight to ten years, potential yields of 200 to 400 pounds per tree, and compares pecan profits favorably to corn or peas. It discusses spacing, care, and the tree’s hardiness, plus a Georgia farmer's claim of planting initial acres and plans for more nurseries.
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One Thing For Life Says A Salary Man
A Washington Star interview quotes a department employee urging focus on one path. He recounts trying stocks, pharmacy, law, hotel, real estate, poultry ventures, and a government job, concluding specialization builds money and stability. He cites land investment as a strong long term return.
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Genesis of the Shirt Waist in High Society Opinion
The piece credits a noblewoman with conceiving the shirt waist as a democratic garment. It links its origin to admiration for Garibaldi and the Italian patriot, noting the empress Eugénie as a gentle influence inspiring the fashion.
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Americanizing Paris Branch Houses Boost U.S. Trade
American business men are establishing branch houses in Paris as travel to the city becomes common. The New York Times notes Americans increasingly relocate or visit Paris for business and pleasure, drawn by its beauty and the potential profits from serving American tourists. The Cleveland Plain Dealer gag is quoted humorously, contrasting a suitor's date with aristocratic parental interference during marriage talks.
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