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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
7
A long OCR fragment discusses subscription options for The Constitution, noting formats and prices in Atlanta and New York offices. It mentions delivery details, advertising management in Atlanta, and the Washington Bureau, with scattered, era-specific references to North Pole exploration commentary and various public figures.
The comptroller of the currency launches a system to periodically probe national bank directors about their familiarity with bank operations and supervisory duties. The Washington Post notes many directors are merely figureheads, urging regular interrogations to strengthen oversight and prevent lax governance.
A Boston textile journal laments declining elementary basics for new workers. It cites misspellings and geography gaps in Yale tests and warns against rushing children beyond solid foundations. The piece urges thorough schooling over shallow breadth.
The 1910 census will mark the first genuine analytic study of farms and farmers in America. Director Durand consults experts to craft questions on cultivated acres profits, untapped land, scientific methods, crop progress and cattle growth, promising comprehensive agricultural statistics.
A physician touts open air and sunshine as potent cures for diseases, arguing that ventilated rooms and sunlit exposure revive ailing patients. He cites tuberculosis and nervous disorders, noting benefits from sanitarium routines and even home porches as sources of life-giving air.
A collage of holiday humor and local wit. Readers share old poems, seasonal notes, and humorous anecdotes from Georgia camps and small towns. The piece includes verse about joy, weather, religious camp meetings, and a lighthearted look at Good Times and memories.
The article argues no nation owns the North Pole without formal annexation, outlining occupancy and state acts, while William L. Scruggs notes no U S on the polar region yet, and Dr Cook’s discovery conveys no title. A second piece by J T Monckiel r urges farmers to avoid market glut, warns of a small crop, and calls for coordinated seed and marketing strategies.
Governor Brown earns broad praise for upholding court sentences in multiple cases including Mitchell and Pharr, insisting wealth or connections do not excuse crime. Editorials from Savannah to Rome praise his firm enforcement of justice and refusal to grant clemency despite pressure from influential supporters.
Galveston September 6 farmers vow to win the oil trust fight. J C Albritton cotton selling agent for the Texas and Oklahoma Farmers' Unions says unions fixed a secret price on cotton seed and will chip all seeds from the state if mills do not meet it. He hints a $20 per ton price, noting last year seed was set at $19.16 per ton.
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