Constitution newspaper advertising and distribution details
In Atlanta the rate is 85 cents per month or 12 cents per week outside Atlanta 60 cents per month or 14 cents per week I R Holliday sole Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta The Constitution Washington Bureau address is No 1727 Street New York City John Corrigan correspondent The Constitution is on sale in New York by 2 pm the day after publication at various Times Building Broad way Forty second Street Thirty eighth Street and Broadway Twenty ninth Street and Broadway The Constitution not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers dealers or agents.
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Underwood Wins Bitterly Contested Alabama Senate Race
Oscar Underwood secures the United States senate seat for Alabama in a hard fought contest. The victory signals broad national trust in his honesty and leadership as he faces tariff currency policy and the Panama tolls issue. Alabama voters rejected demagoguery over prohibition as campaign politics.
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State wide highways push and routes shaped Georgia
The Constitution reports on the good roads campaign running across Georgia to spur highway construction and coordinate counties. A Savannah Automobile Club endurance run from Savannah to Columbus illustrates efforts to unite counties and push for a state highway commission as the government accepts proposed Atlanta to Washington routes via Augusta Thomson Lexington Athens Decatur and Decatur trunk lines.
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Georgia's good roads crusade links paths into a state network
The Chronicle notes governmental engineers favor a Savannah to Darien and Brunswick route, aligning with Constitution pathfinders. Coordination advances as Georgia connects disjointed roads, aided by convicts working for counties and possible federal help. A state roads commission appears likely this year.
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Goethals Not To Head New York Police, Assembly Votes No
The New York assembly rejected the bill to empower the police commissioner by 94 to 49. The article notes doubts that Colonel George W. Goethals would accept the post, citing his Panama Canal record and the political pressures of New York. It argues his prestige would be harmed, and that the defeat preserves his health and standing.
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The Bigness of Burton
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio declares he will not seek reelection unless unforeseen circumstances arise. After twenty years in Congress he seeks no heavy ambitions, suggesting the party may be better served by others less entangled in factional strife. Burton is praised as a statesman who favors wide national spending yet rejects pork barrel projects and criticizes political extravagance. The piece compares Burton to Root and notes the era's lingering standpatism and the need for capable progressives.
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Efficient Omelets Learn Simple Tricks From HENRIETTA D GRAVEL
Domestic science lecturer Henrietta D Gravel shares quick tips for perfect omelets. From buttered pan prep to adding bread crumbs for lift, she covers plain and fancy variations including herb and jardinere styles and even Dundee omelets.
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Fiddling and Focus in Work and Life
A compact poem by George Matthew Adams condemns pointless fiddling during work while praising tasteful fiddling in imagination. It argues to leave the fiddle at home during labor yet suggests constructive distractions like reading, travel, or nature as a remedy for stressed nerves, urging self discipline and balance.
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Davy Crockett and the Legend of a Frontiersman
This portrait of Davy Crockett recounts his life from Kentucky through Tennessee to Texas and the Alamo. It notes his reputed accuracy with a rifle, his distinctive dress, humor, and role in Texas independence, with a playful nod to modern confusion with Woodrow Wilson.
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Poles of New England in a summer scene of hardship
Poles of New England are depicted in a harsh daytime panorama. A crowded shabby wedding shanty shows dancing, dowries, and boisterous guests as heat, alcohol, and coarse behavior escalate into violence. A battered bride and child endure sunlit labor in a field, while the text contrasts yesterday’s Poles with today's struggling immigrants seeking homes.
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Barcy Shipman Brown
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Slaton Commended for Senate Run in Georgia Race
Governor Slaton’s candidacy for the United States Senate draws broad support across Georgia. Letters praising his decision flood his desk from northern and southern counties, while backers urge him to serve as governor until the people decide his next move.
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Cubist Sketch Sparks Brisk Search in Brussels
A cubist painter left a portrait unfinished to hurry to Brussels where his friend, also in Brussels, awaited. The artist asked for the sketch to be sent to Paris. The painter’s family scoured for the drawing but a misdelivery led to a heated, furious letter from the artist’s circle over the sketch said to depict the Hotel des Invalides.
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