Be the Editor of The Georgian on the Liquor Question
A reader writes that proposed city restrictions aim to curb liquor traffic but may fail, arguing that high license costs push drinkers to blind tigers. The writer warns Fulton County could block state prohibition without firm local action and urges prohibitionists to stay steadfast to influence state law rather than concede to lawyers and politicians.
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Pai
Atlanta
Hawk
Fulton County
Lcense
Ney
Rck
Eny
Penton
Trade Education in the South by P H Higgins
P H Higgins argues for industrial education in the South, especially Georgia, as essential for working youth. He proposes a practical industrial school with a strong trades focus, located in the South, offering material like bricks, timber, and school furniture production. He stresses culture through manual work and urges parental support for industrial training as equal to classical study.
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Georgia
South
Georgia Schod of Technology
Sppoe
Lloyd
Atlanta
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Massachusetts
Thermore
Ieee
Roppanins
Atlanta Morals and Proposed Campaign to the Master
An outsider urges Atlanta to address humane treatment of animals and curb vice. He condemns brutal delivery horses, slot machines near Peachtree Street, and aggressive liquor promotion. The piece calls for church leadership, civic action, and a united stand against these evils led by Rev. Eugene St. Pendleton of Covington Ga.
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Atlanta
Iuver
Ayer
Rome
Empire
Avianta
Humane Society
Peachtree Street
Nero
Traver
Octopus Ike
Lewa
Trafic
Lanta
Sodom
Eugene St. Pendleton
Covington
Drawbacks to Immigration in Georgia Editor Letter
A Georgia writer warns against immigrant relocation, arguing prosecutions over peonage and labor substitution threaten white labor, describe fears of slavery in effect, and urge restrictions. The piece cites riots, racial tensions, and legal questions about state laws and constitutional validity.
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The
Georgian
Wade
Georgia
Enen
United States
Silent token overheard in a tale of longing
Poetry fragments recount a scene of secret love and vows. A speaker recalls a hidden token and looming doubt as passion erupts, ending with a pledge to a hidden beloved and the name CALVIN F CARLTON.
Hanks from 7 Scofroners Growers Ass'n Letter to Editor
John D Walker of Sparta Ga writes from the annual conference in Millen ville thanking The Georgian for a splendid article about Corie Vhowers Association. He hopes new petaties will be taken in January and wishes cordial regards.
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Milleneville
Corie Vhowers’ Association
John D, Walker
Sparta
A Foggy Town Yarns and Racial Tension in Oakland County
In a Detroit News excerpt locals swap tales about a thick Pacific fog and a carpenter named Hi Jinks who battles shingles. The piece veers into a troubling, lingering debate on racial segregation and white supremacy, hinting at social tension and plans for keeping whites and blacks apart.
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Detroit News
Oakland
Pacific Coast
Patrick Henry's First Case and the Parsons Verdict
In 1762 Patrick Henry reportedly had years of practice and 1,185 cases, yet he won a Parsons case against the law with jury hostility favoring the defendants. The piece argues Henry’s eloquence plus popular sentiment, and outlines tobacco salary disputes and colonial tax acts affecting clergy. WILLIAM L. BRY Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 50, 1906.
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Patrick Henry
Bealdes
Henry
Virginia
England
Privy Council
Alexander White
Perty
Colonies
Parson Maury
Hanover County
William L. Bcr
Atlanta, Ga
Dispensary Prohibition Sparks Turbulent Debate and Confusion
A garbled, partially legible text references state prohibition efforts and a chaotic scene surrounding early actions. Mentions of figures, places, and dates are obscured, but the piece suggests political confrontation, social tension, and scattered notes about events and individuals connected to prohibition history.
New Yorkers Admire City Hustle and Editor Came Teed
In a crowded cafe, locals praise New York’s bustle that fuels a thriving, modern era. A man described as Editor Came Teed from the Dakoter is spotted near the checking rack as others remark that New Yorkers are corkers.
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Ker Tlliam P
Ktik
Rey
Orth
Dakoter
Mr. Brown
Old Town
Ship Subsidy Debate from a Southern Farmer
A Georgia reader argues against cutting a ship subsidy. He cites costs for seventy five 16 000 ton steamers, advocates government aid to build ships, and warns current cotton prices and overproduction without expanded markets. He urges direct steamship routes to global markets to relieve southern farmers.
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Bng
Atlanta
England
Spa
America
Africa
Orient
United States
South
Cotton Growers’ Association
Farmers’ Union
Christmas Suggestion Urges Free Gifts From Stores
The note from Stevens asks stores to give a cand and supply a free item to a person named in the text as a Christmas gesture. It requests public reminder of the spirit of the season and urges vendors to participate.
The Antidote to the Boll Weevil Broadcast
Fragmented OCR text mentions attempts to combat boll weevil with various methods and references to agriculture figures. It touches on potato quality and regional farming themes without clear events, dates, or identifiable persons. The readable nouns suggest a historical agricultural issue article with uncertain specifics.
Barle B. Onigos Recompense Note Reveals Lost Love
A fragmented vow of love references giving wealth and seeking recompense from a girl named Barle B. Onigos. The archaic phrasing suggests a personal note or poem about devotion and loss. The tone hints at romantic urgency and financial exchange in a past context.
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Barle B. Onigos
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions identifiers and a panel event with Pye absent. The readable terms suggest a meeting or inquiry context but lack concrete actions, dates, or participants to confirm a clear headline or summary.
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Pye
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