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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
4
In dialect dialogue, Mirandy and Araminty discuss the Dont Worry Club a haven for worried wives and busybodies. The talk covers domestic toil child care and the relief of shrugging off chores by joining a cheerful philosophy of eased anxiety and shared labor.
Extracts from Ancient and Modern Society and the Daily Telegraph reveal rumors of an arranged marriage between the Earl of Evington and Muriel Lynn daughter of Lord Lothbury, plus a plot where Sir Desmond Fallon hires a studio to mimic the earl. The Daily Telegraph notes Fallon plans a health trip to Egypt.
A historical note recalls that Dixie originated in New York in 1869 rather than the South, and details how the tune became popular in minstrel shows before the Civil War. It discusses Dannt and Stephen Foster, debunking Southern claims, and describes performances in Charleston and the spread of the song through Confederate and Northern networks.
A Los Angeles club woman warns mothers to teach boys restraint as cigarette use leads to crime, addiction, and negative development. She cites juvenile court cases and urges strong guidance, with emphasis on rejecting tobacco as a sign of manliness and preserving growth.
A ragged but festive monologue frames Christmas as a hard earned season of cheer. References to Mr. Dooley, a Dixie chorus, and wartime poets sit beside scenes of family meals, church bells, and old neighbors, while debates about politics and virtue mingle with holiday lore.
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