Rotered at the post office in Atlanta notice
An archival notice appears from Atlanta dated April 2, 7916 stating second class mail matter and distribution details under the city post office heading.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
11
An archival notice appears from Atlanta dated April 2, 7916 stating second class mail matter and distribution details under the city post office heading.
Statewide inheritance tax payments are uneven with only 28 of 152 counties reporting reforms and compliance. A call is made for the next General Assembly to enforce uniform collection, ensure complete records, and close gaps to secure every due dollar.
A New York preacher argues divorce is a luxury for the rich while the poor resort to desertion. The piece frames nuptial warfare as a universal social problem, noting that even the average person can afford divorce if motivated, with desertion mostly among the very poorest.
A speaker argues that mothers bear daily responsibility for children from birth and should sit on school boards and civic boards. She condemns excluding women from directing libraries parks and hospital facilities, urging women to organize and claim public roles in education and city services.
A long speculative feature traces a man’s rise from errand boy in 1593 to head of a great corporation and philosopher. It extols steady work, discipline, and seizing opportunity as the pathway to health, happiness, and national prosperity, while weaving in wartime reform notes and distant geopolitical comments.
A nostalgic poem fragment laments changing fashions from bonnets to modern styles. It recalls longing for quaint trims and a bygone Easter meeting. The piece mixes social notes with humor about prohibition, voyages, and a suffrage gathering, reflecting early 20th century newspaper whimsy and community echoes.
A reader critiques editorial tone on municipal veto dynamics. The piece discusses how a mayor can force council action by vetoing, requiring a two thirds vote, and condemns misinterpretation of veto intent while urging constitutional fidelity and prudent governance.
The fragment recalls March's passage over four weeks with storms and cold, then a welcoming note for its departure. A nostalgic tone marks the end of winter’s harshness as the verse hints at relief and renewal, with imagery of snow and the season's passing.
The article links a reported remark by Mr Harding with a Timely statement hinting Britain would establish a credit in New York and possibly issue a hundred million dollars in securities. It discusses federal reserve support, U S as a creditor nation, and bankers eyeing profits from British credit placements. It notes Southern and Georgia bond activity as a sign of revived business.
A Georgia Constitution editorial urges farmers to raise beef cattle and sheep under community ownership to improve local beef grades. It praises Middle Georgia as a strong cattle county and North Georgia as a top breeding region, noting past advice to shift from cotton to beef, mutton, and bacon.
The Sunday Constitution touts itself as the south’s leading newspaper with bold claims of accuracy and speed. Next Sunday promises Easter art in full color, poems, fashion pages, and a popular comic All about movies with Britt Craig’s Behind the Screens column and profiles of players and photographs.
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