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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for Hearst'sSunday American and The Atlanta Georgian. United States Canada and Mexico mail delivery available. Rates include one month 60 cents eleven months 175 dollars six months 3.50 and one year 7.00 with address changes allowed and foreign rates on request.
County Commissioners call for an immediate investigation into Fulton County administration to establish truth or falsity of graft charges. The Grand Jury should probe specific named officials and public allegations, demanding precise, exhaustive inquiry to ensure voters can judge the real issues and prevent campaign misrepresentation. The public is entitled to the facts.
A column urges readers to write reflections on a moral image showing two "savages" and a civilized man. It argues that true civilization exposes greed, gendered labor, and slavery, and that future concern will judge both homes harshly for wealth or indolence. The piece frames thought as newspaper power.
Montague surveys public figures and events in a wry collage linking Taft Roosevelt Huerta Vanderbilt Darius Green and Glenn Curtiss. He notes wage talk price fantasy Beverages of power and the canal bill while hinting at rising immigration and armor costs. The poem hints at satire and social critique in a crowded political landscape.
Dorothy Dix advises that true flattery comes from treating a woman as an intellectual equal rather than praising her looks. By valuing her mind and inviting her opinions on serious matters, a man earns genuine admiration and a lasting, supportive partnership. The piece argues that women respond to mind, soul, and thoughtful dialogue over cosmetic compliments.
Opinion urging compulsory and vocational education for white children in the South aged 7 to 16. The author argues education for whites is essential for the South and nation, criticizing Northern funding for Black education and calling for action and responsibility.
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