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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1909

Page

12

Roasting Giff Punchout Ballinger in a Timber Talk

A satirical letter from Biltmore underscores a clash of figures in 1908 politics. The writer, addressing editor, depicts a spoof interview scene with Gifford Punchout Ballinger and Rooseveltion era “Public Confidence” worries. The piece mocks conservation buzzwords, party shifts, and barked quips about law, nature, and corporations amid a woodsy satire set at the Biltmore estate.

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Statue of Purity drawn with mixed reception in New York

A large plaster statue titled Purity in Longacre Square amuses New Yorkers and draws mockery from cartoonists and paragraphers. The piece, erected by civic-minded locals, aims to symbolize civic and moral righteousness, though many view it as out of place and a target for jokes.

Bradfield ‘Regulator CO Atlanta, Ga New York Purity Longacre Square Broadway

Women Farmers Rising Big Share of 1909 Crop

Chicago October 16 Special: Some 770,056 girls and women have joined farming, taking a large slice of the 3 billion dollar US crop. Kate Cratchett notes women farmers now compete in cotton, diversify into violets, roses, vegetables, peonies, and cattle or hog ranching, with numerous ventures thriving.

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