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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1901

Page

33

Louisiana’s Melancholy Leper Colony in Iberville Parish

A 19th century account describes a former grand Louisiana plantation along the Mississippi, rebuilt by 1894 as a state leper colony in Iberville Parish. It details enclosure rules, staff roles, Sisters of Charity work, visiting restrictions, and the life of thirty-two residents, including two young women from prominent families, living under strict secrecy and awaiting an inevitable end with quiet dignity.

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Leper colonies and mistreatment in Louisiana history

The article recounts the long history of leprosy in Louisiana from Spanish times, detailing multiple colonies, neglect, and poor care. It notes seven enslaved inmates at one colony, escapes, and letters from a survivor destined for the Sandwich Islands. It covers earlier colonies near New Orleans, isolation policies, and the development of a later pesthouse and the new leper institution.

Women as Electricians Show Increasing Interest and Roles

A professor argues that women are well suited to electricity, noting clean work and good pay. The article cites Bertha Lemmergon in Pittsburgh and Miss Azrton in London, among others, as pioneering women in electrical engineering, design, and medical applications.

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Baldwin Ziegler expedition to reach the North Pole

The Baldwin Ziegler Arctic expedition plans a June departure from New York led by Evelyn Baldwin with financier William Zeigler backing up to one million dollars. The route crosses uncharted Franz Josef Sound aiming to reach the pole from the far north with a vast transport train, dogs and ponies, two ships, and a large scientific program including meteorology, magnetic and hydrographic work, and photographic documentation.

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What Has the World to Offer a Blind Man

A brief piece explores the limited prospects and experiences available to a blind man, reflecting on accessibility, opportunity, and social perceptions in everyday life. It examines whether the world presents meaningful chances or barriers for someone without sight.

Blind Veteran Sallada Triumphs Over Adversity In War and Arts

The Sunny South presents the life of W H Sallada a blind former soldier who lost his sight in battle yet built a varied career. He read with his ears learned to identify people by voice and developed a wartime memorial and museum relics collection. He captained a horse to safety, ran businesses, edited papers and taught at a college for the blind while remaining active in G A R and church work.

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