Civic Inspiration site chosen for Atlanta university high school
A proposed site atop Piedmont park embankment between Piedmont avenue and Jackson Street is recommended for Atlanta and Fulton county's new university high school. City leaders and county officials praise the location for low initial cost, accessibility, and ample facilities, with park separation ensuring no park interference.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
University High Scthool
Tenth Street
Piedmont Avenue
Jackson
Piedmont Park
James G. Woodward
R. J. Guinn
City Board of Education
University High School
County Board of Education
Park Board
Piedmont
University
New
Emory
Oglethorpe
My Brother's Keeper and the World War Mission
A wartime editorial argues the United States must act as peacemaker in Europe. It urges harnessing American influence, arbitration and moral leadership to curb bloodshed and guide a just peace, asserting the nation's duty to restrain aggression without angering others. It emphasizes civilization’s sacrifice, world responsibility, and the need for decisive yet gentle action.
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Europe
United States
Sam
Jande
Germany
Tmngland
World Mission
Atlanta High School Site Praised Near Streetcar Lines
An editorial lauds a prospective high school site beside Piedmont area parkland and the West End streetcar corridor. It stresses convenient transit, ample space for buildings and outdoor facilities, and civic pride in advancing Atlanta and Fulton County education within the next city budget cycle.
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Atlanta
West End
Plectmont Park
Jake
Calling for action to promote world peace and aid in harmony
The passage condemns shirking an obligation to promote international goodwill. It argues that nations consumed by war and mourning, facing financial peril, must listen and act now rather than turn away.
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Prince of
Truth in News and the Rise of Accuracy in Papers
The Utica Press advocates accuracy as the core newspaper ideal, noting readers demand trustworthy reporting and punishment for leaking information. It asserts that sensationalism and yellow journalism fade as readers value reliability, with The Constitution exemplifying the standard Southern newspaper.
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Utica
N. Y
Utica Press
Germanys thrift lesson teaches a rock solid prosperity
The Hl Paso Herald notes Germany trims waste and relies on self sufficiency, learning to borrow or buy abroad sparingly. It praises steady thrift from village to city and contrasts American extravagance. It mentions Carranza being dropped by Memphis Commercial Appeal and other brief items about hunting Maine and Carnegie at eighty.
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Germany
Stanton Day proposed to honor Georgia poet Frank L. Stanton
Several Georgia papers urge declaring a Stanton Day to celebrate Frank L. Stanton, Georgia’s sweet singer. They compare him to Riley and Burns, noting his daily verse for The Atlanta Constitution and his wide read impact beyond Georgia. The call grows across Atlanta Constitution readers and state editors.
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Stanton
Georgia
Augusta Herald
Frank L. Stanton
Herald
Mr. Stanton
Bourne
Griffin News
Hartsboro
Ala
Tribune
Dixie
Frank Stanton
Joel Chandler Harris
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Riley
Thi State
Faw
Hfe
Christian Science Monitor
Baston
United Sites
Frank Lebby Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
America
The
Athena Banner
de. Stanton
Dixie State
Robert Maria
Prom the
Conyers Times
Frank J. Stanton
Robert Burns
South
Burns
Scotland Stanton
Macon News
Whitcomb Riley
Man
Lein
Moore
Atlanta, Constitution
Wordeworth
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Woodland
Grovetown
Sidney Lanier
Trinidad Biscuits Recruiting Trinidad Troops in Britain
Great Britain invites volunteers from its colonies without racial bias. About 120 Trinidadian youths joined in London, including 15 year old Jellizeau, a skilled bugler. Trinidad’s mixed population features black, brown, yellow and white lineages, with many noted cavalry riders and long rides in saddles daily.
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Indianapolis News
Great Britain
Trinidad
South America
London
Jellizeau
Songs of Memories in Winter I Hear
A reflective poem contrasts seasons with memory and love. Winter sings of summer, hearts glow by firelight, and dreams of children illuminate the night as love remains in life beyond loss.
Senators by George Fitch on the political class
A humorous essay critiques U S senators as overpaid deaf to their states, elected by legislatures for six years, noting perks, turnover, corporate influence, and the changing nature of campaigning. It lampoons privileged senatorial life and the difficulty of securing or losing office in a system tied to money and power.
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Germany
America
Texas
Washington
Capitol
Columbia
House of Representatives
Senate
Ailty-two
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Borrowed Books
In this humorous verse, Walt Mason laments friends who repay money promptly but return borrowed novels late or never. He recalls titles like Nick Carter and Laura Libbey and wonders where beloved books such as Bolts and Fetters and The Life and Letters of Rutherford B. Hayes have disappeared, hoping they may return someday.
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Nick Carter
Laura Libbey
Rutherford B. Hayes
New York Chamber of Commerce Dinner Highlights Prosperity Views
At the Holland Letter dinner of the New York Chamber of Commerce on Thanksgiving Day, speakers touched on governance, gold reserves, and budding prosperity. Jacob Schiff defended optimistic finance, arguing prosperity is here and lasting, while critics warned of overreach as European tensions linger. Bank clearings suggest broad U.S. activity, with real estate picking up nationwide.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Washington
William Windom
Trea
Urs
Hartison
Oime
Charles Foster
Eveland
Chamber of Commerce
Eitherus
Secretary of Commerce
Mr. Redfield
Redfield
Jacob H. Nehiff
Leglle Sain
Secretary of the Treasury
West
Schiff
United States
Mr. Sciff
Frank A.” Vanderup
New York
Charter Schwab
Holland
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Lke
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Trinidad Biscuits
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