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The Atlanta Journal Weekly: September 22, 1891
Get PDFTom Carter, who served as the Southern Union planned giving and trust services director, donated the Tuesday, September 22, 1891, issue of The Atlanta Journal Weekly to McKee Library. This publication was featured in the 2012 Southern Tidings article Memories From an Early Adventist Camp Meeting, written by Mr. Carter.https://knowledge.e.southern.edu/historical_newspapers/1009/thumbnail.jp
Atlanta Journal Article "4 of 5 Escaped Negro Prisoners Captured"
No full textText document Atlanta Journal Article "4 of 5 Escaped Negro Prisoners Captured" on a partially successfull attempt to Escape Prison Esau Walton was one of the recaptured prisoner
Memo re: article sent
No full textMemo from The Atlanta Journal about enclosed (not retained) clipping sent to Amon Carter
Sideways at Georgia Tech College Inn, 1946 (from Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
No full textDescription from 1946 Atlanta Journal-Constitution photo essay: "The girl who's stolen Georgia Tech's heart. She's a little wire-haired terrier named 'Sideways,' because that's the way she walks. And if you don't believe she's the official girl friend, just look at her tag...it reads 'Sideways, Georgia Tech.' She likes to follow the crowd and she's often treated to a milkshake at the College Inn by her friends." Reprinted online by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in July 2013
Woman surgeon in China
No full textNewspaper clipping from the Atlanta Journal. Discusses Ethel Polk-Peters, a 1912 graduate of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia Poll, December 1990
No full textState-wide poll of Georgia resident on a variety of topics, including approval rating of George Bush, possible war in Iraq, troops in Saudi Arabia, women in the armed forces, and celebration of Christmas holidays.</p
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Mayoral Poll, October 1993
No full textThis survey focuses on issues related to the November 1993 election. Questions included most important problems facing city of Atlanta, higher taxes, city officials disclose source of income, Atlanta schools and safety of students.</p
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia Poll, October 1992
No full textThis survey asks question concerning the forthcoming 1992 Presidential election, including ratings and support of Bush, Clinton, Perot, and issues such as women in politics, health care, economy, and federal budget. On the state level, questions included ratings of governor, state legislature, and US Senate race, and issues such as quality of public school, lottery, and confederate flag.</p
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Metro Olympics Poll, August 1993
No full textThis survey focuses on issues related to the 1996 Olympics to be held in Atlanta. Questions included plans to attend or rent out house or apartment, rating of the ACOG committee, pay higher taxes, private funding, benefits to Atlanta, Olympic mascot, the Cultural Olympiad, and the commercial aspect of the games.</p
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