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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
12
The Constitution states that advance payments to out-of-town local car dealers or agents are not the responsibility of the government. This clarifies that these payments fall under private arrangements between buyers and sellers, not public liability.
A minority of American papers argue Wilson should have recognized Huerta after his coup to stabilize Mexico. Recognition would shield a strongman and invite anarchy, privateering, and revolt across the hemisphere, risking a dangerous doctrine and violent consequences for U S policy.
The piece discusses R M Johnston of Harvard outlining Bull Run lessons in The Infantry Journal. It argues preparedness could have shortened the Civil War and possibly altered Confederate momentum, while warning against top heavy militarism and urging modernization to meet overseas duties.
The article argues that a thoroughly mobile force of adequate size is needed to deter or quickly defeat any Mexico crisis. It compares modern needs to Winfield Scott’s Mexico campaign and states it is cheaper to stamp out war at its start than endure a long, costly conflict later. Professor Johnston supports treating war as an insurance policy with preventive strength.
Officials and citizens in Muscogee and neighboring counties plan a well graded highway from Columbus to Warm Springs. The 39 mile route would connect Atlanta and Tallahassee, boost land values, and proceed under expert supervision by road engineer Julian Lane. Local funds already amount to 2600 dollars with further county cooperation expected.
The essay compares Yuan Shi Kai of China with Victoriano Huerta of Mexico, arguing Yuan’s record as a reformist leader and administrator outshines Huerta’s failed rule. It notes Yuan’s suppression of dissent and violence, and suggests Huerta lacks genuine resolve or legitimacy, forecasting Huerta’s downfall while Diaz heads to winter quarters.
A retired merchant narrates a humorous monologue on cold weather, contrasting youthful vigor with aging discomfort. He recalls Quackenbush’s frosty mornings, mocks old men who boast of resilience, and jokes about the misery cold weather brings to an aging body, ending with a firm dismissal of any desire for winter.
A motivational piece by Georgeh Matthew Adams warns against assuming anything will go smoothly. It urges careful planning and daily effort, asserting that major failures stem from overlooking small details and taking opportunities for granted. It advocates preparation as the path to happiness and lasting influence.
The editor argues for a bold Atlanta plan to solve municipal problems by building a central market complex from Pryor to the west end of the Austell Building. It would house fruits vegetables eggs butter poultry fish and meat with an arcade around the viaduct, shafts to vent smoke and elevators for carloads, creating a sanitary world class market and lasting municipal efficiency. The piece notes broader political commentary on Tammany and dictatorships.
Domestic science lesson offers salmon loaf recipes and serving ideas. Includes steps for a loaf with salmon, crackers, milk or cream, and lemon. plus quick panfried salmon with butter and celery salt. Also notes on salmon croquettes, salmon balls, and potato pancakes with salmon as versatile options.
George Fitch humorously portrays Rio de Janeiro as a vibrant, European styled port city. He notes its status as Brasil’s capital since 1680, its fine harbor and Sugar Loaf peak, and contrasts urban breadth with dense lower streets. The piece playfully debunks myths of grass huts and Indian imagery, highlighting modern streets, boulevards, and scenic hills accessible by streetcars.
The article reviews William Cowper’s life, noting long periods of sanity intermixed with madness. It cites crises at age 32 in the Temple, detailing attempts at self-harm, delusions, and religious shifts. External pressures such as loss of loved ones and patrimony are cited, with the Tower Wharf suicide attempt thwarted by a porter. It concludes the exact cause remains debated.
A Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station circular advocates “Swat the Rooster” to reduce rotten eggs and higher losses for farmers. It urges June as Rooster Day to separate roosters from flocks, noting fertile eggs spoil summer markets and hurt prices. The piece cites experiments showing hens lay more when roosters are removed and outlines five rules to boost Missouri egg prices.
A compact guide to impromptu luncheons with chicken patties as a centerpiece. It details stewing tender chicken, boning, then combining with a milk thickened sauce and mushrooms, baked in pastry shells until golden. The method works with fresh or canned chicken for quick meals.
Editor urges reform after comparing Atlanta schools to Utah, praising Ensign school design as ideal. Letter from Mrs H G Smullyan laments crowded rooms, low student morale, and calls for reduced class sizes, better ventilation, and improved facilities to restore schooling. Barometer of Atlanta real estate and cotton prosperity linked to election results.
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