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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
10
An urging call to Atlanta merchants to join the Chamber of Commerce, arguing that collective civic effort strengthens the city and state. The piece stresses unity, duty, and progressive action by members to elevate Atlanta’s status and exemplar community service. It appeals to all citizens to stand together as soldiers of the common cause for greater supremacy.
A provocative editorial condemns the two battleship program as unpatriotic hypocrisy and argues for a strong navy to deter aggression. It asserts the Monroe Doctrine requires U S leadership, warns against porkbarrel politics, and urges Democrats to back adequate naval power to ensure lasting peace and national security. The piece condemns political failure in Congress and stresses loyalty to Americans first, then party.
Letters from readers praise The Georgian for its quality and usefulness. Edwards of Decatur commends last Friday issue and future consistency. Linott of Augusta applauds Garrett P. Serviss scientific writing and hopes for more. C. D. H. of Atlanta urges council to fund a Girls Commercial High School and act promptly.
A motivational note urges success through firm resolve and persistence. It emphasizes fair judgment of others and resisting envy, noting that prosperous neighbors may work harder and be more capable, not thieves. The voice encourages steadiness, integrity, and disciplined effort as path to achievement.
A 1918 essay extols the power of will over environment, urging perseverance after setbacks. It narrates a disabled man who thrives by using his toes, contrasts with a laid-off worker who reinvents himself, and warns against blaming trusts. It champions independence through effort, honesty, and fair judgment of others, urging steadfast ascent up life’s mountain.
Dr. Parkhurst adapts a Joseph tale for kids focusing on conscience as a still small voice. He explains how a young boy, the brothers of Joseph, and Theodore Parker’s tortoise story illustrate inner guidance and remorse. The sermon urges listening to God’s inner voice guiding right actions.
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