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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
4
A 1912 reflection on the German liner Imperator praising its size and capabilities. The author extols the ship’s wireless operators, decks, elevators, and population, calling it a model of German power and organization. The motto My field the world is lauded as a universal call for knowledge and global engagement.
The public press and political reaction urge renewed and diligent pursuit of the Diggs Caminetti white slavery cases in California. District Attorney John L. McNab’s resignation letter draws attention to a judicial scandal, prompting widespread telegrams and calls for Congress to establish facts and assign responsibility.
A poetic toast praising the others at ONF for their quiet effort and steadfast endurance. It extols classmates who persevere, face adversity, and remain uncelebrated while others win laurels. The verse celebrates solidarity, patience, and hidden toil within collegiate life.
Garrett P. Serviss praises the new French device of movable electric eyes on automobiles as a striking safety innovation. He argues the eyes calm fears, deter pedestrians, and improve night driving, while roads improve to support faster travel. He contrasts American and French road gains and asserts autos foster universal peace through better connectivity.
In letters to the editor, WM. I. Warner of Albany questions the pure food inspector for allowing adulterated coffee with chicory to reach the poor and warns that such substitutes mislead boarders. EP. W. laments Atlanta streetcar suspensions during thunderstorms, noting the practice lacks justification and harms riders who rely on service in bad weather.
A prominent official asserts that extensive measures are underway to improve automobile safety. He notes significant progress in making cars safer and credits these efforts with remarkable improvements to American road use.
The Ionian Isles by Rev Thomas B Gregory recounts Britain’s 1815 protectorate over the Ionian Islands and 1864 transfer to Greece. It links Corfu to the ancient Corcyra and the Peloponnesian War’s lasting impact on Athens and Western civilization, arguing the war altered world history for centuries.
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