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Washington County Vindicated On Tax Returns In Georgia
The Constitution praises Washington county for correcting its tax records, uncovering over 3000000 in unlisted property and adding 18000 acres to the tax base. The piece rebukes a young representative for attacking the paper and asserts the county has righted its standing before Georgia and its taxpayers.
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A Dream of Empire in Africa and Europe
A Dream of Empire reports from Africa emphasize deeper strategic aims behind German and British military actions on the dark continent, while Europe experiences a sweeping struggle to decide continental dominance. The piece contrasts imperial aims and the broader geopolitical contest shaping the era.
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Rhodes Dream and the Africa Clash Between England and Germany
The text discusses Cecil Rhodes and the Cape to Cairo empire idea, noting Africa’s geography and German East Africa blocking the route. It argues that African victory hinges on Europe, and that military actions in Africa reflect broader imperial aims, with victory in Europe shaping terms in Africa.
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Orphans Work Day Aimed At Decatur Home Aid
The Saturday event on September 26 marks the annual Work Day for the Methodist Orphans Home at Decatur under the North Georgia conference. Since 1871 the home has aided waifs, funded largely by Work Day proceeds averaging twelve to sixteen thousand dollars, with the public urged to exceed prior generosity to support ongoing needs.
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The Russian Veterans Factor in Modern European War
A contemporary argues that Russia’s prior Russo Japanese War training gives its troops an edge in 20th century warfare. He notes veterans from the Far East bolster ranks while Austrian troops show weaknesses, predicting training will increasingly influence outcomes as the conflict unfolds.
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War Rumors and Austria Belgium in Political Turmoil
George Fitch deconstructs war rumors and Europe’s real tensions, tracing how rumors morph into headlines. He surveys Austria’s vast, crowded territory and multiethnic mix, Belgium’s bustling industry and art, and their roles in a continent wracked by alliances.
Cotton warehousing and finance to shield southern planters
The Holland Letter reports American bankers plan to finance warehoused cotton to protect southern planters as exports resume. Washington contemplates raising currency authorization toward a potential near one billion to support warehouse receipts and ensure prompt movement of cotton to Britain and France once seas are policed. W. P. G. Harding of Birmingham linked to southern cotton interests.
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Proud of Slaton's Record in Georgia Politics
The Athens Banner praises Governor Slaton for firm but fair law enforcement and conservative administration. It notes his broad statewide support, potential for future office, and enduring trust from Georgia Democrats.
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The Only Way
A wry note from The Washington Port suggests renaming California’s volcano Mount Lind as the sole method to prevent eruption. The quip satirizes naming as a remedy amid seismic tensions and reflects editorials on natural disasters and public perception.
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McDuffie Urges Law To Cut Cotton Production
Attorney P C McDuffie urges Georgia lawmakers to pass a prohibitive tax and curtail next year's cotton crop. He cites Governor Brown 1862 and wartime laws, argues enforcement through law is needed, notes mill owners eye South America and Canada, and highlights the 1862 act restricting cotton planting with penalties and surveys. He warns vigilance is the price of success.
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The Bayonet Charge in the 1914 Era
George F Baltzell of the Seventeenth U S Infantry writes from Newnan Georgia on September 17 1914 to correct misconceptions about bayonet use in modern warfare He cites Infantry Drill Regulations and Field Service Regulations quoting paragraphs that discuss fixing bays and charging with bayonets and notes armies have long relied on the bayonet including Russian and Japanese forces while calling for clear understanding of its role.
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Advertising note on cotton trade and home sale terms
A letter from Dunson & Gay offers to buy 80 bales of cotton at 10 cents per pound as part payment for a modern north side home listed at 8 650 dollars. The property is leased as an investment at 3 percent, with advertising to sell for a client.
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The Man Who Takes Advice by Laura Kirkman
A discussion on relying on another person s judgment over one s own. The piece argues self reliance strengthens judgment like muscles with practice and warns against continually following others guidance. It cites stock decisions influenced by Jones and the danger of persistent dependence.
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Law or Lawless Reduction in Cotton Farming
Editor argues pledged cotton acreage reductions lack value while lawlessness or lawful measures drive outcomes. Plant bed destruction and February prep pose risks to crops. farmers favor a legislative reduction tax as relief. Laurens County, Ga.
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Parallel 136 Years Ago From The New York Times Letter
Seymour Conway writes from Strawberry Hall on July 3, 1778 reflecting on Walpole's observations about European affairs. He notes Spain's invasion of Portugal, Poland's partition, and calls out the erosion of nations' laws by regal actions, arguing against absolute power and praising restraint.
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To Make Business a Science
From Worlds Work the article argues selling is a science and should be studied like banking law and medicine. It urges commerce departments and business schools to raise ethics and efficiency, reduce distribution costs, and elevate business to a profession.
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