Inspiring North to South Contrast in Times of Strife
A reflective piece trawling through national concerns, political rhetoric, and public morale. It threads calls for civic responsibility, economic stability, and unity, highlighting figures like Roosevelt Bryan and Taft while noting social themes and community tales from Darlington to Newnan.
Southern Railroad Agitation Endangers Prosperity
The Memphis Commercial Appeal denounces southern railroad agitation as harmful excess, warning it risks crippling transportation, provoking bankruptcy, and pushing southern lines into New York control. It urges restraint, reverses policy, and contrasts regional prosperity with escalating political demagoguery.
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Roosevelt as Conservative Reformer in National Debate
The Washington Fest recounts Congress will convene in December to amend currency laws and reform corporations and trusts. It portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a steady reformer who defends capital and people, opposing demagogues and socialists while praising national progress from Plymouth to Jamestown.
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Jamestown
Uncle Remus Would Not Be President Says Cartoonist
A Washington Herald piece mocks a pretend claim that Uncle Remus would crown brass bands and a marching army at the White House. It argues he would prefer farm life with garden beds, a cow lot, chickens, and daily cornmeal dishes, not pomp or troops.
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Washington
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Georgia
Brave Albany Woman Fends Off Burglars With Revolver
Mrs Betjeman alone in her Jefferson street home heard intruders at the back door. She confronted them with a revolver and fired as they fled, police noting two sets of tracks in the yard. Albany has faced two weeks of burglaries with this being the second attempted break in at her residence.
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Betjeman
Olympic winner injured may end Greek athlete’s career
New York November 28 Theologue Aragias a Greek athlete who won five prizes at the Athens Olympics in 1906 was injured during a YMCA gymnasium exhibition. While attempting a double somersault on the horizontal bar he fell fracturing his right leg above the ankle. Surgeons say the injury may prevent further athletic competition.
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New York
Theologue Aragias
Athens
Christian Association
Farmer Robbed of 1500 Dollars Near Cuthbert
Wealthy Georgia farmer Able Gore reported robbed of 1500 dollars tucked between mattress supports at his home near Cuthbert on the night of November 28. The loss includes 500 dollars described as Summer friendship with value to him, while investigators search for the thief and the motive remains unclear.
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Able Gore
Revolutionary and Ruinous, Says O'Donnelly on Keely Co
Editorial argues reformers threaten property and risk chaos by forcing railroads to operate below cost. Warns against confiscation and receiverships, urging constructive fixes, not destructive policy, to protect the greater South's economic foundation. The piece labels reformism as dangerous and revolutionary without opposed views.
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BOOK REVIEWS IN A NUT SHELL AND MORE TITLES
A compendium of current titles with brief notices. Rosalind Richards and Edith Francis Foster present two children in a bright account while A Mason of The Broken Road along with Why Still We Do Now a guide for games and pastimes. Numerous authors including Whiting, Askew, and Dearmer are reviewed with publishers noted.
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Edith Francis Foster
January Miss Richards
Dana, Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
Br A. BE
W. Mason
Chan Scribner's Sons
New York
Dorothy Canfield
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Alice
Claude Askew
South Africa
Lucy Gort
Brentano's
New York City
Moslems Refuse to Flee Plague Villages
Lahore India November 28 Moslems cling to Koran ban on fleeing plague areas despite government effort to stamp out the disease. Leaders issue proclamation admitting the untenability of this belief and urging obedience to authorities amid a death toll near a quarter of a million.
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Lahore
India
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