Postage rates and subscriptions in 1915 United States press
United States and Mexico postage scales listed for newspapers of 13 to 38 pages. Atlanta April 10 1915 shows subscription prices by mail in advance with monthly and daily options. Includes advertising manager Fulton note and Washington Bureau address. The Constitution distributed in New York by newsstands with specific locations and times.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
S Street
John Corrigan Jr
New York City
Hotaling
Bradway
Forty Second Street
Time to Start Lakewood SE Building Now
Urges immediate construction of the Southeastern buildings at Lakewood to meet the tight schedule for open men and to address Atlanta labor shortages. Officials warn the window is brief and demand rapid mobilization to capitalize on available resources and prevent delays.
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Lakewood
Atlanta
Atlanta Fair Fund Pushed by Major Subscriptions
Subscriptions to the central committee push the civic project past eighty thousand dollars with the Georgia Railway and Power Company adding five thousand. The company will build shorter lines to Lakewood and expand traffic while authorities secure directorate approval. Atlanta financiers see the investment as wise civic progress and expect the fair to open successfully.
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Central Committee
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Lakewood
Georgia cities approve bond issues for schools and utilities
Georgia communities have broadly embraced bond financing for permanent improvements. Albany voted $80 000 for a municipal auditor and a grammar school building, with over four fifths of voters approving. The trend marks growing acceptance of bonds for progress in schools sewers waterworks and related public works.
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Georga
Georgia
Albany
Munich
Albanys
Atlanta
Judgment Day Is Coming in the Trampet-Mlort Day
A garbled patriotic chant warns of Judgment Day and a looming apocalypse with thunder, trumpets, and warnings for the public. The fragment mentions Namath and political fears of government overreach, urging vigilance and prayer as the world approaches peril.
Trust Company Heads See Great Prosperity Ahead for All Sections
West Woodruff of the Trust Company of Georgia reports a buoyant mood at a New York executive committee meeting of bankers. He says members are optimistic about long term prosperity, expecting good times whether the European war ends soon or not, and credit near term gains for the country.
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Trust Company
West Woodruff
Truss Company of Georgia
New York
American Bankers ‘Assionation
Woodruff
Danatyi
York
Dours
the & Ted
Retirement Accounts for Great Businessmen and Young Successors
The piece recounts twenty years of retirement choices by standard bearers like Henry Towne and John Gates, noting fortunes earned through selling mastery and the rise of successors such as Walter Aller. It discusses how age and opportunity shape leadership transitions, citing five million and ten million figures and praising young executives stepping into longtime roles.
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New York
Jeve
J B Duke
Ihg
Tfe
United States
Henry & Fowne
Morey Hay
Walter Aller
Towne
John W Gates
Ola Tre Dine
Tate
Frederick
Pee
Bank of New York
Trae
Pima Aw Geose Po
James Schinin
New Orleans Meeting Highlights Chemists Discuss Industry Gaps
A New Orleans article reviews the American Chemists gathering, noting public disinterest in science, the need to bridge practical value with accessible communication, and opportunities in southern industry. It covers remarks on lumber, sugar, cotton, and textile sectors, the emphasis on education, and calls to better align research with national economic needs.
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Wew
Vitous
Ling Ntemin
Tlanta
Evlon
Savla
Trun
Lumber Society
Bersaid
Saningote
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Standard Southern
Clark Howell
Favor
Reby Robinson
Alpert Howell, Jr
E R Black
H. W. Grady
Atlanta A
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R Holliday
Constitution Bullying
Sola
Izmo
Mer, Georgia
Georg Namath
Holland
New Orleans
Meeting of the American Chemists
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