Not One Man, But Atlanta Should Lead City Crisis
The piece denounces petty politics in Atlanta during a time of crisis and major public policy questions. It urges the city to prioritize Atlanta over individual factions, calling for nonpartisan leadership by the mayor and council to pursue broad improvements and civic welfare. It emphasizes patriotism and public oath above personal schemes.
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Atlanta
Woodward
Sherman
England
Armad
Impure Milk Meeting Aims to Safeguard Atlanta Babies
At 8 oclock tomorrow at the Auditorium Armory, state agriculture officials and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce milk committee will present lectures on the dangers of impure milk and how to keep milk clean. The event, backed by the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs and Mrs Harvie Jordan, features leaders like Commissioner J D Price State Chemist Stallings State Veterinarian Balmsen and Dr Kenneth N Atkins. Stereoptican slides will illustrate the deadly risks, and officials pledge actions to ensure only safe milk is sold in Atlanta and Georgia.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
State Department of Agriculture
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs
J. D. Price
Stallings
Balmsen
Kenneth N. Atkins
Commissioner of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Milk Committee
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Harvie Jordan
Federation to Endorse Movement at Cuthbert Meeting
The federation will formally record its endorsement of the movement at Cuthbert. Tomorrow evening’s lectures focus on a vital community welfare subject. Atlanta parents are urged to thoroughly familiarize themselves with every detail.
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Cuthbert
Atlanta
Jones Sound Views Endorse Initiative and Labor Balance
The piece praises the initiative referendum and recall as balanced tools for Atlanta governance. It credits Jerome Jones, editor of The Journal of Labor, for endorsing the triple principles and warns against their misuse for malice. The Constitution lauds Jones and his paper as forces for conservatism and progress, noting his diplomacy and constructive union leadership.
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Atlanta
Woodvd
Beavers
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Organized
Jones
The
Constitution
Apostles of Peace
Racial immigration debate sparks southern restraint
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana and New Orleans businessmen urge selective foreign immigration to the South. They warn against importing unassimilable groups and push for Americans to settle Canada-like options, stressing stable order, education, and local institutions. They advocate Georgia and Southern groups to promote controlled immigration and economic steadiness.
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Ransdell
Louisiana
New Orleans
Europe
Southern Commercial Congress
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Just From Georgia By YRANEL and Related Snippets
A garbled page item includes lyric fragments and spoken notes. It mentions Joy Time Honey and a poem about a child and mammy, then shifts to a quip about a retired worker denying intent to blow up a post office, citing red tape and world revolutions. The text blends poems, jokes, and stray phrases with unclear dates or places.
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Hs Lome
Georgia agriculture calls for stock-raising growth plan
A montage of rural wit and editorials rallies Georgia readers to unite stock-raising with farming to boost soil health and prosperity. The Georgia chamber is urged to lead by example, arguing only live stock integration with farming can elevate agricultural attainments and permanent soil enrichment.
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Georgia
Montgomery Monitor
New Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Straw Hat Liberty and Echoes of Freedom
A retired merchant vents that true freedom feels theoretical as he endures policing over straw hats and a red necktie. A hotel keeper recounts a neighbor Quackenbush ruined by bricks hitting his phonograph, while remarks on taxes, dogs, and constant surveillance underline a clipped sense of liberty in the United States.
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United States
Hotekeeper
Old Quackenbush
Ana Fro
Quadsenbush
Quackenbush
Sag Harbor
Values beyond price in character and ideals
A discussion on measuring value by character and ideals rather than money or weight. John Lee Mahin notes that value springs from an efficient brain and pure character, guided by deep ideals that shape a person and influence others, with examples from English intellects Cromwell and Gladstone.
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Hurman
John Lee Mahin
Chicago
Mr. Byuhin
England
Cromwell
Gladstone
A Friend of Peace from London on War Dueling
An opinion piece recalls a Nice duel tale. A lawyer refuses to fight, citing three children versus the advocate's three, then later reveals he has five, highlighting pacifist wisdom. The crowd ponders whether war can be avoided and whether pride yields.
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London
Nice
Leutenant
Cafe de la Regence
Lietenant
Zavacat
Naming Country Roads in France A New System
France adopts a tourist friendly road design plan naming and numbering every route. Direction posts and 100-meter markers will display the road class II highway and road number. Travelers will need only a strip of Heures to navigate.
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France
Chicago News
King Henry IV forgiving father amid Prince of Wales saga
The article recounts Henry IV’s leniency toward his son the Prince of Wales amid royal strains. It notes disputes, reconciliations, and a famed tale of the crown theft, with later accounts debating the prince’s deeds and Henry’s final illness and tomb.
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Henry IV
Lancaster
Severa Tits
Prince of Wales
Henry
Hlm
Thomas
Duke of Clarence
Calais
Monstrelet
Georgia could lead beef revival after Chicago talk
W H White Jr, president of White Provision Co of Atlanta, argues beef famine could drive Southern packing to Georgia. He cites Georgia’s vast forage, cotton seed meal, climate, and mountainous regions as assets. He warns Western takeover of idle lands if Georgia does not act and calls for a $500,000 education fund to boost cattle raising.
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Georgia
American Meat Packers’ Association
Chicago
South
W. H. White
White Provision Company
Atlanta
White
Howell Min Road
Central South
Kia Company
Hoe
Bischoff
Blachoff
Mason and Dixon
Crisia
Gagisia
America
Gkim
American Commonwealth
The Policeman by George Fitch
A satirical portrait of police work and the state of urban policing. It mocks the ideal of the peacekeeping officer while highlighting the costs to society and the dangers of corruption, arguing that modern policing often serves city power and spectacle more than public safety.
The Great American Hen Threatens Cold Storage Seizure
The Ethertat Star reports a warning that commissioners may seize all cold storage eggs, causing a fresh egg shortage. The piece questions the value of a hen if such drastic action occurs, pondering prices even at two dozen.
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Harry OF
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Prince Atrack
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