Sunday delivery restoration sought for Atlanta post office
Sunday Mail Facilities requests post office authorities authorize restoring general delivery and box service on Sundays in Atlanta. Postmaster Rolling Jones backs the plan, arguing Hitchcock era rules caused inefficiency and local sentiment supports reestablishing Sunday service to 10 am mail box delivery, benefiting business and residents.
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Post Office Department
Atlanta
Rolling Jones
Hitchcock
Washington
Jones
Ceorgiz
Post Office
Arabian Nights Inn At Napanoch Sets New Hospitality Standard
A Napanoch New York inn run by Frank Seaman offers magical service inspired by Arabian Nights and Hans Christian Andersen. Guests are promised complimentary saddled horses, in-bed meals, and a menu rivaling gourmets, with many staff and luxury amenities included.
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Napanoch
New York
Hans Christian Anderson
Peter Grimm
Frank Seaman
New Yorker
Yama
Farms Inn prompts hotel reform with all-inclusive rates
A new venture named Farms Inn offers all-inclusive rooms at 8 310 or 15 dollars daily. Drunken vintages and unlimited buttermilk are billed as covered in the price, with invitations required for guest admission. The unique plan, tried at Napanorh, has lasted weeks and filled to capacity, shocking traditional hotels.
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Napanorh
The Democracy of Clothes Exhibition Reflections
A keen essay on The Constitution of A style exhibition reveals the democracy of clothes. It notes social contrasts and class boundaries dissolving among women at a fashion display, while touching on the therapeutic side of apparel and the role of fashion tutors like Old Doc Styles in preventing ruin.
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Constitution
Pelee
Carl
Milord
Tve
Candler's Generosity Boosts Wesley Memorial Hospital Expansion
Asa G. Candler underwrites a broad campaign to rebuild Wesley Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. He will donate three dollars for every one dollar raised publicly, with no minimum waiting period, aiming to enlarge facilities for a non sectarian, non denominational hospital serving Georgia and the South.
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Candler
South
Asa G. Candler
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Committee On Campaign
Georgia
Candlers
She Jong
Curundlor
Atlanta
Baltimore
New Orleans
Wesley
From Georgia: a collage of Prairie humor and verse
A garbled feature blends poems and sketches with Georgia flavor. It includes verse about Jonah and a whale, rustic home scenes, a reporter’s quip on autumn, moral musings, a tale of a life saved with gold, and rural jokes about distillery drains, gold hunters, and politics with a light, folksy tone.
Summer house in the garden sparks a man’s grand plan
Mrs Dusenberry’s chat inspires Mrs Jamesworthy and her husband to humor a grand idea. The couple muses on building a summer house, a leaning tower, and hanging gardens as cures for worries about money, fuel, and attire, while lamenting winter winds and daily burdens.
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Pisa
Jamesworthy
Babylon
James
Cesit
Be in the Mood to Do What You Must Each Day
A motivational fragment urges readers to adopt a constant Mood to achieve tasks and avoid wasted effort. It stresses personal initiative, control over Attitude toward life, and the need to be in the Mood at all times, finishing duties with credit and purpose.
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Willi
Zyme
Cattle for Georgia editorial sparks packing plant plan
ROBT L SHIPP of Moultrie Ga praises an editorial on cattle for Georgia. He notes a new local packing plant charter to be obtained next week with a Minnesota expert in charge. He cites cheaper cattle and hogs in southwest Georgia, hog cholera concerns, and potential land price shifts, urging government action.
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Georgia
Venezuela
Minnesota
Batter Constitut
Sacajawea the Indian girl tied to Lewis and Clark saga
A rediscovered tale praises Sacajawea as the Shoshone guide who helped Lewis and Clark traverse the continent from Missouri to the Pacific. The article traces debates over her true identity, timeline, burial, and enduring myth as Western heroism grows.
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Stanley
Livingstone
Africa
Lewis and Clark
Missouri
Pacific
Sacajawea
Touissant Char- Doneau
Sacujaweas
Mandan
Bismarck
N. D
Charboneau
Sacarawea
Ward
St. Louis Fair
Eva Emery Dye
Portland
Ore
Baptiste
Sacajawen
Focahontas
Ault Defends Price Department Funding in 1913 Letter
B S Ault of Cedartown Georgia responds to James D Price on agricultural department funding and the pure food law. He argues investigations did not cut essential appropriations and praises businesslike reforms while noting a misread law misapplied funds. The letter contends no fund reductions resulted from the probe and urges legal authority for needed expenditures.
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Agricultural Department
James D. Price
Department
Chemical Department
State Treasury
Attorney General
Commissioner of Agriculture
Favern
Treasury
Price
General Assembly
Food and Drug Department
Pure Food Department
Mx Frice
TEARS. A Satirical Sketch on Tears and Woman Power
An ironic piece by GEORGE Fircu presents tears as social force from babies to women, claiming babies cry for simple needs while women use tears strategically in arguments and politics. It contrasts tears with civic power, hinting at ballots and regulation, with mock commentary on public life and commerce.
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Portland
Oregon
The Day of Peace by Victor Hugo on a united world
Hugo predicts a future where war is forgotten and public museums hold cannon as relics. He envisions a Day of Peace with the United States of America and the United States of Europe extending hands across the ocean. Produce, industry, arts, and science flourish under divine guidance, uniting humanity.
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Victor Hugo
Paris
United States of America
United States of Europe
Farmers Brace for Rich Harvest in Georgia
The Jackson Progress reports a strong agricultural outlook in Georgia with higher yields in corn, oats, hay and other staples. Prices are favorable and farmers retain ample stock, signaling a potentially very profitable year ahead.
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Jackson Progress
Georgia
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