Atlanta Postal Rates and Subscriptions in 1913 Constitution
The 1913 Constitution announces subscription prices for mail in the United States and Mexico with advance payment terms. It lists rates for daily, Sunday, and tri weekly editions, mentions advertising manager J R Holiday, and notes distribution outside Atlanta via agents and a Washington Bureau address.
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United States
Mexico
Imo Bmg
Cartier
Atlanta
Constitution
Washington
John Cortgan Sr
New York City
Hotal
Forty Second
Times
Hth Street
Broidway
Dixie Highway Unity from Chattanooga to Savannah Drives Reform
A Chattanooga meeting unites governors bankers merchants and boosters to push the Dixie Highway project across Georgia and toward Jacksonville. Rival routes in Georgia intensify organization as counties and towns bid for the corridor from Chattanooga to Savannah and beyond, signaling broad support and a landmark national roadway effort.
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Dixie Highway
Hoosherland
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Wacon
Jacksonsilley
Gherey
Lowsville
Georgia
Shettanooga
Kingston
Macon
Mbant
Thomasville
Cordate
Valdosta
Savannah
Maycross
Jacksonville
Tytzgerald
Waveros
Jack
Olung
South Georgia
Geurs
South Bend
Ghattanooga
Moosterland
Dixie
Hnstory
Public Recreation Movement Touted by Atlanta Woman's Club
A report advocates expanding the recreation and playground committee of the Atlanta Woman's Club to create places and programs for city children. The motion envisions a broader, citywide movement led by both men and women to position Atlanta as the most progressive southern city, anticipating support from neighboring towns. The fragment outlines the push as a bold civic effort gaining momentum.
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Dad
Atlanta
John
Pricilla
Wuis Munntipal
iAtlanta Womans Club
Estys
Easter Benediction Amid War and World Peace Throught Power
Easter morn delivers a message of divine healing and peace for a world torn by war. The speaker invokes the risen Christ to comfort nations, bless soldiers, and mend desolate lands while urging leaders to seek forgiveness and justice amid Europe’s battlefields. The mood mixes faith, sorrow, and hopeful resolve for reconciliation.
Peace Bests in Earth's Battles and the Dawn of Love
A fragment expressing faith that peace will prevail despite conflict, invoking the spirit of His Love and the promise of heaven. It speaks of coming dawn and undarkened love, referencing the Resurrection and enduring tribulation as paths to a renewed world.
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Mea
Hus
The Banishment of Booze Across Nations
An analysis of wartime prohibition trends shows Europe and allied powers uniting against alcohol. The piece argues liquor hinders national strength and commerce, citing Russia Germany Austria England France and Britain. It suggests abstinence by leaders and widespread sentiment, linking temperance to lasting peace and economic vitality.
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Europe
Germany
England
Austria
Russia
France
Uncle Sam
Tingland
King George
Lord Kitchener
Atv
Helping to Self-Help Through Student Aid Foundation
The Georgia Students Aid Foundation reports strong growth from $83 to nearly $10,000 in assets and loans aiding fifty three young women. Inspired by the Joseph I Brown scholarship fund for men, the foundation funds education by loans, enabling homes schools and towns, with many beneficiaries becoming civic leaders and producers of opportunity.
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Students Aid Foundation
Students Aid Committee
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Joseph I. Brown
University of Georgia
Georgia
Joseph E Brown
Joans
Financial figure and banking power cited in a 1900s report
The piece centers on James A Forgan of Chicago as a leading bank president praised for speed in obtaining and applying valuable business information. It notes influential views from Norman Bream, John Lounlas of St Louis, and discusses U.S. banks' capital, deposits, and the potential shift of credits to foreign nations as London and New York financial authorities consult Morgan.
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James A Forgan
Chicago
Norman Bream
United States
Reams
Wi Forgan
Ham
Uusaly
Lereun
Chicaso
Ful
Lounlas
St Lous
Che Dist
Doumit
Financial
Largan
Hal
Radi
Douglas
Dauslas
Lars
Lord of Tractors
York
Howese
Tamsur
Lendin
England
Jondon
Worran
London
New York
Grta
Vic Morgin
Pethfo
Pania
Unea
Pinkers
Exchimes Nl Dad
Heling
Mi Davisons
Mi Bayisons
Morgan
Foglind
Easter Light Poem By Frank L Stanton
Poem lyrical verse about Easter light and spiritual renewal. References to life, love, heaven, and awakening after sorrow, with imagery of crosses, stars, and bells. Evokes a world where divine light bridges earth and heaven and hearts find forgiveness and blessing.
Governor of Louisiana Endorses Cornstutton Cattle Plan
The Louisiana governor backs Cornstuttons pure bred cattle proposal highlighting southern benefits. The plan calls for state purchase of cattle for farmers, aiming to boost stock quality and farm income across the south. Local governments weigh costs and potential rural improvement tied to the drive.
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Louisiana
Indorses Cornst Tutton
Prohibition Debate as Nation Tests Liquor Traffic Law
The dispatch outlines a heated national debate on alcohol prohibition, noting political moves toward a federal ban. It highlights party platforms urging nationwide prohibition and cites timing before key conventions as lawmakers push for decisive action against liquor availability.
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Lane
Opstituten
Woda
Valshtet
Fussa
Tedi
Dalrink
Georg
Wiwon
Seaughle
Rippling Rhymes and a Town in Turmoil
An OCR fragment paints a decaying town scene with drifting rhyme notes. It mentions Pleasure seekers blocking sidewalks, darkened windows, and children watching moving pictures, amid social decay and a broken bridge. The piece evokes loss, nostalgia, and disarray in a troubled community.
Prodigal Waste by Some of Our Counties
A disjointed historical text discusses waste and rural economics in various counties including Alabama. It references farm crops, diversification, and remaking local markets, with mentions of figures like Chambers and geographic hints such as Georgia and West. The fragmentary note suggests agricultural reforms and county judgments on waste.
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Geore
Alanti
Chambe
Alabama
An Old Time Convention at the Republican Nomination
A discussion of how direct primaries and state laws affect the presidential nomination process. It argues few primaries exist to name candidates, mentions Wusland and Dik mois delegates, and discusses Speaker actions, party factions, and the role of incumbents in convention strategy.
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Colber
TS Kaynes
Delrer
Wusland
Seavents
Linusand Rine
Lowelys
Fual
Progressive Party
Hibden
Java
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