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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
5
A strong appeal urges every Georgia Democrat to vote in tomorrow's election to bolster the party against Republican and Populist efforts. It argues past declines from 41000 in 1900 to 6000 in 1904 show the danger of apathy and predicts a Democratic landslide with turnout sufficient to defeat enemies and restore the party's majority.
A fragmented prose piece discusses campaign fundraising rules for a Democratic national campaign fund and urges Georgia Democrats to contribute. It blend s political commentary with literary allusions to Jack London Wilbur Wright and Taft, in a satirical tone about campaign endgames and public discourse.
On the eve of the quadrennial election a speaker denounces the current tariff as excessive and unjust. He argues protection benefits manufacturers while harming farmers and workers, cites wage effects and economic distress, and urges tariff reform under Democratic leadership to curb trusts and restore equal protection under law.
The article argues fall coal use worsens smoke and noise in Atlanta. It urges swift action toward reducing nuisances, citing Chicago’s example and proposing electrification or hard coal substitution for rail lines and city units to cut pollution and noise. Local resolve to push for decisive study and action is urged.
A fragmented reading blends a Georgia dialect Thanksgiving piece with references to "The Enchanted Child" and Shelley. The text mixes President Lincoln era prose, religious imagery, and social commentary on gratitude, hardship, and the nation. It notes the holiday’s mood, the sermon, and memory of a preacher, plus reflections on children and hope.
A fiery leading editorial argues tariff reform as the pivotal issue shaping politics. It attacks protection for northern manufacturers, cites Roosevelt and Taft, and warns of industrial chaos if no tariff reform occurs. Includes references to cotton farmers, steel trusts, and economic inequities.
Review notes Alfred Molt Stone and Walter F Wilcox on race study in America. Praises Stone for lucid, thorough analysis using Southern context to argue race relations are a national issue not regional. Highlights Wilcox's Massachusetts statistics as supportive data.
Poetic verse from MARi BURTS expresses enduring devotion across years and sorrows. The speaker pledges constant affection and calls the beloved to keep a flower as a symbol of unwavering love in New Orleans.
A fragmented historical poem appears in this OCR snippet with lines invoking gold everywhere and a journey through fields, brooks, and autumn skies, attributed to William Winter. The text mixes imagery of paradise, freedom, and rebirth, concluding with a signature.
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