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Tifton Bond Vote Seen as Progressive Spark for Atlanta
The piece notes Tifton's municipal bond approvals for waterworks, schools, and a fire department with the city hall proposal failing by one vote. It argues Atlanta should push for a two thirds voting standard to bypass anti reform blockades and cites a local columnist warning that “Snipers and Tight Wads” keep progress stunted.
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Jifton
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Simlar
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Atlanta
Georgia
Movement For Amendment
Ivan Alien
Tented Office At White House Keeps Wilson Active
Woodrow Wilson uses a tent on the White House grounds to work outdoors during hot weather. The arrangement lets the president and his staff continue national duties as heat and humidity rise, keeping efficiency high in the summer season.
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Meridian
Fresh air as national efficiency booster urges in-office reform
A newspaper column extols pure air to improve mental alertness and physical health, arguing open windows and outdoor working spaces raise blood counts and fight disease. It predicts widespread adoption in offices, factories, and homes, linking air quality to greater national productivity and efficiency.
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Keeping youth on the farm through practical education
A Farm and Fireside piece argues that two years of practical farm oriented teaching can shift student sentiment toward rural life. It calls for expanded recreation and social facilities, and praises farm colonies as a remedy to rural monotony, noting America’s rural networks as fertile ground for such development.
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River of Doubt fever in the Ananias club tale
The piece lampoons Sir Clements Markham and Colonal’s river discovery saga. A backroom club welcomes him amid caustic jests about expeditions to the Amazon and disputed geography. The quarrel centers on the so called River of Doubt and rank absurdities in the maps.
Keeping Calm and Inner Self in Adams Talks
George Matthew Adams argues calmness sustains the universe and personal power. He cites Beecher and Beecher’s response, urges controlling nerves, nurturing an immortal inner self, and avoiding life as mere horseplay. He urges serious work backed by true effort and the Punch that backs achievement.
Cotton Mather and the Salem Witchcraft Era
Cotton Mather born 1663 in Boston. Harvard graduate at 15. Early minister and advisor to leaders. He supported witch trials in Salem in 1692 93 and helped cause many executions. Later endorsed vaccines and fostered Yale College. Public figure whose flaws and deeds show learning can mislead and save lives.
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Salem
Elihu Yale
New Haven
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Things That Are Different in Mexico Card
A readable sketch notes Mexican greeting manners and social customs. It highlights embraces and back patting among gentlemen, women kissing on meeting and parting, broad handshakes at social events, sons kissing mothers and grandmothers, and the polite tones of servants. It mentions mourning attire for girls, all black in teens and white with black ribbons for younger girls, streetcar seating etiquette, cautious seating by the hostess, cigars offered first, and the habit of men wearing heavy straw hats while women go bareheaded. Clerks smoke while serving customers and newcomers typically make the first call, with established residents free to respond as they wish.
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Georgia gubernatorial race gathers steam as candidates emerge
Rumors sharpen into fact with W J Harris declaring for governor and Judge W E Thomas poised to announce soon. Dorsey not yet declared but eyes on June 1 as possible entry, while W H Burwell remains a quiet but potential challenger. Staton forces solidify under Alf Newell and Gus Morrow as campaign managers amid renewed interest in the short term senate race.
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Staton
Gus Morrow
Alf” Newell
New York
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Jack Slaton
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Siaton
United States Senate
Shrine Week Lesson Promotes Free Music and Parks
The Constitution notes Miss Isma Dooly argues Atlanta should expand public recreation with free music in parks and playgrounds. She cites shrine week as evidence that organized, wholesome pleasure curbs rowdy behavior and boosts social morale, urging Citizens' League action to implement regular outdoor entertainment.
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Pan and the Pipers Echo Across Twilight Rivers
A fragmentary verse by Augusta Wall speaks of Pan as a legend dead long ago yet heard in twilight. The speaker wanders riverside meadows amid whispering rushes and green retreats, seeking Pan’s music and footprints in bracken and lichens, while the elusive piper’s echo lingers.
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Lawful Deaths Across America Stir Debate on Crime
The dean of Michigan Law cites 1912 US homicides at 152 per 60 million, a rise from 1905 and 1910 figures. Census data show homicide rates climbing, sparking calls to reform the administration of criminal law and a moral revival in lawfulness.
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