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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1913
Page
1
Prominent Berlin newspaper asks what if the yellow race should establish itself in America. Naval expert quotes Dr. Graves, a recently released Kaiser spy, stating he has documents. The piece frames a provocative, antisemitic and racial fear narrative amid wartime tensions.
Washington June 14 The National Society for the Promotion of Practical Eugenics seeking to censor marriages plans a bill to prevent physically unfit persons from wedlock. The organization, endorsed by Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs William Jennings Bryan, advocates eugenics measures in state policy.
PARIS June 14 Mary Garden has been confined to her apartment since mid May and fears arise that her illness is serious. She was to sing in The Jewels of the Madonna, but the production is postponed indefinitely. No visitors are admitted to her apartment, though her sister reports she is improving. The exact illness remains undisclosed.
Shoppers are shocked as a famous canvas named September Morn causes a stir in Atlanta. The work, once criticized in New York and Chicago, is defended by H. S. Cole who calls it sanctioned by top critics despite public fuss.
Asa G. Candler expresses optimism about the economy, arguing that the nation is on the verge of a great era of prosperity and not facing disaster as some pessimists claim. He asserts confidence in strong prosperity ahead.
ASA G. Candler, noted Atlanta financier, prepares to depart for a European tour. He declares there is no cause for apprehension about his finances and foresees a coming era of unprecedented wealth.
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