The Constitution Advertising Rates and Circulation Note
Atlantan paper pricing details for daily and Sunday editions, weekly rates, carrier delivery in Atlanta and outside areas, and the advertising manager credits. Includes distribution notes, sales locations in New York, and disclaimer about advance payments and dealer responsibilities.
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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Sheeee J R Holliday
Constitution
Bulaine
Washington
Butesu
Ties Street
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New York City
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Thirty Eighth Street
Broadway
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Testimony on morning and evening papers from Hearst official
General Manager Garvalho testifies that morning papers provide complete news, while evening editions focus on bulletins and time advantages. He notes news gathering differs, with morning papers offering verified facts and broader reach, countering claims of overreliance on rumor in salients of European conflict coverage.
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Hearst Publicanopy
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News St
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Carvalhos
Girls Who Build Canning Club Offer Georgia Opportunity
Georgia canning club girls propose to act as intermediaries between themselves and consumers through the state chamber of commerce. They highlight home made tomatoes sold under proper conditions and note government demonstrators provided the canning formula. Buying their canned goods supports local girls and promotes better livelihoods.
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Canning Club
Georgia
State Chamber of Ommerce
Switzerland
West
America
Rural youth programs spark Georgia farm to city movement
The government and the state college of agriculture back a broad rural uplift driven by youth. The aim is to raise hope and income, reduce rural monotony, and empower farm families to invest in conveniences, amenities, and a flourishing future for Georgia’s countryside.
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State College of Agriculture
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Georgia
Atlanta merchant contract for embroidery work to aid women
The Atlanta Emergency Association reports a contract plan to employ women for embroidery, aiming to cut shipping costs and boost home work. Despite initial interest, few women could produce acceptable samples, prompting suggestions for gradual training and in home work under agency guidance.
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Atlanta
JS Auturn Avenue
Shetlanta Merchant
Hetle
The Price of the Fight and Billy Sunday Reverie
A fragmented report blends Billy Sunday remarks with wartime era references. It notes Sunday’s charitable giving, a quip about mercenary capture, and a critique of press handling. The piece touches on England boozed social impacts, church mission funding, and war era attitudes without firm narrative.
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Billy Sunday
Dipi
Semsong
Winona
Gbiwago Teihine
Troan Fo
Lovigske
Tonia Bilkim
Philadelphia Scema
Georgia Ballads Echo Winter Skies and Homebound Ties
Fragmentary OCR yields a rural lyric about spring verses and weather themes. The lines mention bells of wind and fields, birds, and a plea to return home, blending recollection and seasonal imagery with distant voices. The text is garbled and hard to parse, but centers on longing and place.
Fragmented verse and prose riddle from an old paper reading
The page presents a chaotic mix of phrases and garbled lines from an old issue. It mentions a few recognisable names and places in a mosaic of misread text, with odd interjections about weather, fate, and a spring picnic referenced amid scattered dialogue.
The Hills of Georgia And Autumn Spreads Her Golden Hue
The reader is invited to a lyrical panorama of Georgia’s hills from winter to autumn. The imagery glows with moonlit Amber skies and sunset hues while fields and hillsides dazzle with diverse colors and music-like tunes.
Ledyard Case Faces Extended Prep Time in New Haven Probe
Holland Letter Counsel for Cass Ledyard seeks at least three months to prepare his defense in the conspiracy and Sherman law prosecution of former New Haven Railroad directors. U S Attorney Swacker notes the government began over two years ago and accuses AG Wickersham of halting the earlier investigation. The article traces defense strategy and references key figures including Senator S. Hoar and others connected to the case.
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United States
Senate
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Antral
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Yate
Erkley
Rippling Rhymes by Wait Mason
A fragmented verse piece titled Rippling Rhymes by Wait Mason depicts dreary weather and stubborn, muddy conditions. Dated imagery shows farmers pessimistic about profits while a postman and nature provide alternating sounds and setbacks.
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Wait Mason
Ponderous Raymond Poincaré in Idle France
George Fitch sketches Raymond Poincaré as a French president with little to do amid wartime turmoil. He notes Poincaré’s long career, prior power as premier, and contrast with other nations' leaders who are active. Fitch wryly suggests Poincaré might be museum-bound, living in the palace while France expects action from a president.
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Raymond Poincare
France
United States
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Russia
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Pans
J Rane
Larne Palace
Poincare Way
Thas
Lumylt
Washington
M Poincare
As Long as His Rivers Flow Into the Sea
An evocative passage recalls southern rivers and landscapes, mentioning streams like Salacoa and Chattahoochee, lovers of the land, and the ceaseless flow of rivers into the sea. The text blends mythic imagery with names of places and indigenous life.
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Todas
Atrele
Republican Possibilities in the 1916 Nomination Field
The article surveys eight Republican booms for the 1916 nomination including Theodore Burton John W Weeks Myron T Herrick William Aiden Smith Albert B Cummins James K Mann Lawrence Sherman Tulibanke and others with note that some booms are serious while others are less so as writers explain the nomination landscape and the role of organized support.
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iProm Golvers
Theodore Burton
John W Weeks
Massachusetts
Fox
Myron T Herrick
Ohio
William Aiden Smith
Michigan
Albert B. Cummins
Tews
James K. Mann
White Senate
Lawrence ¥. Sherman
Ilinosa
Tulibanke
Indiana
Monster Cited States Sect at Talks New Tothi
In Philadelphia the Ledge reports on a political clash as a sectarian group from the United States is cited during talks in New Tothi, sparking debate over influence and policy directions in the country.
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Philadelphia
Tothi
Widening Cheerful Club Talks In City Streets
A long rambling feature describes Good Morning and Good Evening clubs planned to boost neighborliness among men who meet daily yet seldom greet. It laments social distance, urges spontaneous friendliness, and notes local habits that hinder casual recognition.
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Haverhill Gazette
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