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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1902

Page

46

Hermitage near Miss to House West Point Branch

Historic Hermitage estate near Washville once nearly became a site for a U S West Point branch. In 1856 Governor Andrew Johnson offered it to the government, but Civil War delayed action. In 1889 a trust conveyed part to the Ladies Hermitage Association and a 23 year trust for Confederate veterans’ home.

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Minnesota Pioneer Story of Grasshopper Era and Growth

The piece recounts southwestern Minnesota’s settlement starting in the 1870s, the brutal grasshopper plagues, and the ensuing relief efforts led by Governor Pillsbury. It contrasts hardship with later growth fueled by railroads, farming, and immigration, highlighting New Ulm and Windom as centers of resilience and progress. The writer notes abundant land, rising farms, banks, and a transformed prairie into a prosperous, rail-connected region.

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Sunny Souths Clubbing List Subscriptions Offer

A fragmented listing advertises The Sunny Souths subscription club offering yearlong combined subscriptions to diverse publications. Includes The Sunny South, Home and Farm, American Agriculturist, Gents publications, and more with premiums and prepaid postage details. It targets families with multiple periodical picks and promotional premiums.

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Alaska a Land of Plenty and Future Greatness

An optimistic essay argues Alaska defies eastern ignorance, praising its wealth, scenery, climate, and people. It highlights Seward’s legacy, Alaska’s islands and rivers, and the superior character of white settlers, portraying the territory as a wise, profitable U S purchase with bright prospects for summer retreats and national growth.

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Alaska Statehood Vision Urges Nations Role

A lengthy tract argues Alaska should be granted statehood and congressional representation. It extols white governance, praises mission work, and calls for purchasing Alaska and adjacent lands. It touts Alaska’s agricultural and mineral potential, urging mass settlement and industry, and condemns neglect by the United States.

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Colony Life. Climate addressed by proper food aid

A soldier writes from the Philippines praising Grape-Nuts Food for overcoming malaria related digestion issues. He details relief after months of misery, stating digestion is normal and pain after eating gone. He commends flavor and versatility, ending with “Name given.” from Battle Creek, Mich.

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