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Schools First: Atlanta Must Fund Double Sessions Relief
The piece urges immediate council and mayor action to fund the elimination of double school sessions in Atlanta. It argues a prior judgment burdens current funds, but stresses education relief as the top priority, claiming the city’s tax money should directly improve schools before other needs. It insists sanitation and health issues wait, asserting schools demand urgent, unambiguous appropriation.
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Stay on the Farm Offers for Rural Workers This Fall
Farmers and farm employers are urged to stay with farm work this fall as city jobs dwindle. Business conditions in cities have not improved, leaving many unemployed while farms offer ample tasks and cheaper living. The piece emphasizes preparing for changes beyond cotton and suggests fall planting and preparation for next year.
Cutting Cotton Acreage and Action in Georgia
The Southern Cotton and Food Products conference urged a material reduction of next year’s cotton acreage. Represented states met in Atlanta to discuss a plan, favoring state laws and county level farmer pledges to cut acreage by about 60 percent under the Lee county plan. If federal help is unavailable, action must rely on state and community measures, with constitutional constraints noted.
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Be_y_GEORGIA In the Sunlight and Billville Chorus
A collage from an old page recounts cheerful verses and comic snippets. It weaves lines about a joyful life in Billville, German humor, editor views, and seasonal optimism, finishing with a casual dialect note from Br’er Williams and a brief reflection on worry and resilience.
All Along the Line With George Fitch on Antwerp and Pride
A curiously pensive column blends satire on pride with musings on peacocks and machine guns, then shifts to Antwerp Belgium. It notes Antwerp on the Scheldt, its docks and duty flows, its long history, changing rulers, a grand cathedral and street life, concluding with a sharp question about equal suffrage and local sights.
Time for farmers to switch to grain and beef production
The article urges grain to replace cotton where possible and promotes cattle and hog raising. It stresses fall soil preparation to boost next year's harvest, argues every dollar counts, and compares U S farmers unfavorably to European practice, urging efficient use of ground and labor to lift profits and living standards on the farm.
First Blood and German Invasion Prelude Near Longwy
The poem recalls the first blood of the European war, two French children Paul and Jeannette warning villagers near Longwy. German troops kill them as townsfolk flee, their deaths marked by a moonlit meadow. The piece links the tragedy to Leo the German emperor and the start of a brutal campaign.
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William Hurd Hillyer
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Leo
October in the Glen by Mary Johnson Blackburn
A vivid impressionistic verse snapshot by Mary Johnson Blackburn. The poem traces autumn depictions in a Glen with foliage turning gold and saffron, children playing among leaves, and a fading summer as a cotton field and rising chimney smoke mark the season’s passage.
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A. Bonnet
Mary Johnson Blackburn
If She Knows How to Wear Her Clothes
A short verse by Lima Keck Wiggins praises a woman’s influence through style. It notes mismatched features but asserts that graceful dress and pose can command admiration and win hearts. The poem frames fashion as a key to social appeal.
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Lima Keck Wiggins
The King's Highway poem glimpse from a nautical voyage
The poem recalls moonlit decks and rolling engines as ships of all rates hear the old refrain of the king and the king's highway. Ghosts of sailors aboard a frigate, brig, sloop, or warship toast the sea, their blood and songs bound to the sea-wind and spray.
The Little Church Around the Corner Meets a Poem Romance
A fragmentary verse scene presents a narrator meeting a romantic muse described with playful rhymes. The piece references a rich father, lofty ambitions, and a wedding vow, weaving humorous city life imagery with a chorus about buying a bale and regional exhortations from a Columbia crowd.
Tennessee Economy and New York Finance Amid Market Chaos
The piece analyzes Tennessee note extensions at 8 percent amid wider money market strain. It compares Tennessee’s credit with New York City and cites McAdoo remarks on banks hoarding gold. It notes precedents, such as earlier high interest to fund obligations and the broader impact on credit conditions nationwide.
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