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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
5
A historical newspaper fragment notes a publication item on a Sunday issue. It mentions individuals Bator Roby Robinson in a business manager role and Daly as the publisher. The brief item reflects a period-press style with limited legible details.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines The Constitution bureau in Hibbs Building on Fifteenth Street with staff names and offices in New York. It mentions subscription notices, distribution points, and stray editorial asides about tariffs, politics, and public figures, all in a provincial press snapshot.
Substantiated New York reports say a benefit for Lieutenant Petronino’s family was sabotaged by intimidation from the Mafia and an outlaw faction. Hundreds of respectable citizens stayed away, fearing anonymous threats, revealing police impotence and a need for stricter measures to curb organized crime in the metropolis.
A long defense of the Weather Bureau counters charges from Emerson Hough and critics who claimed misforecast storms. Proponents cite saved ships and crops and praise Bureau efficiency, noting its economic management and broad public benefit despite debates on foretelling limits.
Dr Wallace J Durel of New Orleans argues exiling tuberculous patients to western locations is not essential and often defeats cure at the recent Louisiana Medical Society convention. Supporters cite home treatment in open air and rigorous hygiene as feasible, with sanatorium care still preferred. many cannot afford distant cures, so home care offers hope for sufferers.
The auditorium will host a fall series of high class lectures and musical entertainments. Tickets cost 10 cents for each show or $1 for a season. Secretary Russell Bridges of the Atlanta Lecture Association will present top names such as Lillian Nordice Governor John A Joboston Champ Clark and others, highlighting the venue’s value in a broad public enterprise.
The author laments a misdirected focus on material needs while urging a practical citizenship education. They argue voters lack understanding of government, urging reforms in curricula to teach essential versus non essential, demagogy versus statesmanship, and personal responsibility to safeguard democracy. The piece calls for investigation, discussion, and experimental reforms in line with educational ideals.
A crop of fragments from a Georgia page features lyric lines about enduring love, sorrow, and spiritual reflection. It includes poems about a beloved, a philosopher, and rural reflections, with brief notes on editors and local chatter. The jumble shows sentimental verse and short anecdotes.
A long literary roundup reviews Hugo Muensterberg on psychotherapy and mass movements, several novels including Champagne with the Sparkler by Mary E. Waller, Elusive Isabel by Jacques Futrella, and The Glass House by Florence Mara Kingsley. Also discussed are The Chippendaler by Robert Grant, England and the English by Price Collier, and children's stories edited by Frank W. Howard.
The Macon Telegraph argues Governor Smith belongs to a different political school and warns that unchecked control of legislature railroad commissions prison, courts, pardons, and labor policy upsets markets and workers. It urges rest and peace to unite Georgia and sustain the state’s economy.
Fragmented notes describe Financial Notes trading on the Block Exchange with mentions of expected dividends and pricing. It notes uncertain profits, possible returns, and seeks reliable information sources while hinting at market activity and investor concern.
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