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Beneath the Crust and the Animal Within Society
A fragmented reflection on human nature and jealousy, comparing inner savagery to animal instincts. The piece analyzes white women, class tension, and the influence of race and religion, referencing Nelson and missionary work while warning of disease and social contagion as a threat to white communities.
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Godbee Cay
Charles Rowde
Ramanna
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Moral Duty of Southern Churches to the Negro
An article argues that immorality and inefficiency cannot be separated and frames racial prejudice as self preservation of the white race. It asserts the Constitution charges southern churches with urgent duties toward African Americans, urging religious communities to support education and readership for the South's Negro population.
LA FOLLETTE THE WISE ON TARIFF AND LEADERSHIP
The article contrasts La Follette and Roosevelt on tariff and political strategy. It notes La Follette’s consistent, plain stance versus Roosevelt’s nebulous program, and discusses potential impacts on La Follette’s future within the Republican progressives and leadership dynamics.
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Senate Democrats
Underwood
la Follette
Roosevelt
Colone
Tarif
Blinking at Deaths Head A Call for Candid Health Truths
Health officers urge honest talk on deadly diseases and stigma. Dr J N Landis of Cincinnati urges public candor at the American Health Association meeting, condemning secrecy that shields tuberculosis typhoid and related illnesses and calling for open discussion and decisive action to curb the social evils associated with disease.
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Cincinnati
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Colorado
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Paulhurst earns honors amid living costs debate in Kansas
Paulhurst receives several honors as the era of high living costs continues. The Kansas Governor urges abolishing legislatures though success is doubtful. Patriots in the state may honor him with a monument for backing the idea.
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Kansas
Freeme
Colonel Poses as Autumn Best Seller Author
In a curious turn the party retreats to the woods and the Colonel contemplates playing the autumn author role at the golden time. An office seeker who once scorned the soil returns home to eat as summer wanes.
Good Times and Rural Life In Georgian Echoes
A collage of Georgia stagey verse and local notes recounts festive crowds, dances, and rural scenes. It evokes Good Times banners, Brer Rabbit lore, and country life with references to corn and cotton fields, marches, and community greetings from the Shenera and Cidartown Standard.
A Story of the Moment by Walt Mason and Neighbors Help
In a humorous tale, a school superintendent touts inviting poorer neighbors for an outing. A philanthropic couple buys a two seated rig, but misadventures with Mrs Spry and Joshua Spike reveal the complexities of sharing leisure across class lines in a small town.
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Walt Mason
Pamers Frese
Kersmith
Condor
Tuttersmith
Vilage
Spry
Tarov
Joshua Spike
Guashine Sk
Washington and Southern Prosperity in the Nation's Capital
The piece argues southern prosperity fuels a transformed nation, redefines the South as a contributor to national growth, and positions Washington as a fuller capital benefiting from regional development. It highlights a united prosperity across East, West, and South shaping a harmonious federal capital.
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Birds Fight in Open Arena in Russian Tournament
An English traveler recounts Russians staging a cock fight with blackcocks and gray hens presiding as queens. A Russian sportsman builds a rough bough hut at the arena, then sleeps to observe the next morning’s proceedings where cocks may be shot except the aged one whose death ends the bout. He notes Russians who killed multiple cocks before sparing another after taking one.
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Russia
Where Was the Garden of Eden in World History
The article reviews multiple theories on Eden s location from ancient authorities to modern scholars. It cites Josephus, Church Fathers, Calvin, Delitzsch, and Rabbinical sources proposing sites in India, Babylonia, Armenia, and even heavenly locations, noting the lack of consensus and the idea Eden may be a legendary or mythic region rather than a fixed geography. It highlights Mesopotamian links, river identifications, and the tendency to confuse myth with geography while acknowledging the strong emphasis on Southern Babylonia in Genesis descriptions.
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Syrian Desert
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Palestine
Beth-Shean
Galilee
Arabia
Bet Gerim
Damascus
Africa
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Ganges and
Nile
Calvin Huet
Beckett Wells
Kornah
Roland Malmet Hales
Jaye Smyth
Armenia
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Damaseus
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North Pole
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Thun
Episcopal Church Educates Negro Children in Atlanta
Bishop Nelson of Atlanta notes that St Pauls School at 243 Auburn Avenue has educated hundreds of negro children for twenty years and now serves more than 200 pupils. He urges white churches to support expanded facilities and cooperation with public schools to aid the negro education effort.
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Auburn Avenue
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Ck Nelsow
Unload to Grow and Lead by Sharing the Load
A compact guide on delegation and focus urging leaders to unload routine tasks to capable assistants. It argues unload strategically to concentrate on essential work, avoid wasted effort, and strengthen personal control, warning against overreach and unfinished projects.
What A Trade Board Means To All Georgia
Georgia must unite for statewide development through a large state chamber of commerce. The Macon meeting on Tuesday September 16 calls every county and community to attend to join forces for internal development and to attract settlers from northern and western states. H G Hastings, Atlanta, Ga.
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Kalamazoo Named One Of Michigans Best Known Cities
Kalamazoo, a city of 25000 in Kalamazoo County along the Kalamazoo River, is celebrated for its celery farming and famed institutions. The piece notes its unique name, diverse factories, colleges, and the quirky aura that draws travelers to exclaim the city’s name.
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Bee Rears Remarkable Honey Harvest From One Hive
Adel News reports Mr J D Corbett of Pine Valley gathered eighty one pounds of honey from a single bee hive in one day. He, with much experience, says he has never before obtained such a large yield from one hive.
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