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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
6
The Constitution preface notes 1668 origin, with postage rates for daily and weekly editions. Atlanta April 17 1911 lists subscription terms for daily weekly tri weekly and monthly editions, plus carriage rates inside and outside Atlanta. Also mentions distribution details and staff contacts.
The article argues cotton prices will rise due to consumption exceeding production. It cites Pell & Co. data showing seven year world cotton production at 86.4 million bales and consumption at 88.2 million, with demand outstripping supply. Substitutes won’t compete, and traders who bet on price drops will suffer while the textile industry adjusts.
Georgia club women operate the Tallulah Falls Industrial School aiding mountain children. The plan to finish a model teachers cottage costs $1,000 and would house twelve boarders. Georgia business leaders are urged to contribute to expand and sustain this education effort serving Rabun and Habersham counties since 1909 with rising applications.
Dr John E White yesterday urged applied Christianity and broad Christian tolerance for YMCA to admit Jews Catholics and other non Protestant sects to membership while allowing their participation in management. He aligned with Roosevelt and The Constitution in supporting civic YMCA role without ecclesiastical character.
A sermon argues for liberal, practical faith within the Y M C A urging all Christian denominations, Catholics and Jews, be admitted to participation and leadership. The speaker condemns excluding groups while accepting their contributions, calling for a broader citizenship role for the organization in Atlanta.
A collection of verses lampooning politics and society with satirical songs and quips. The pieces reference Georgia, a jubilee refrain, Congress, and blunt social commentary on public office, manners, and public life, with playful rhymes and regional flavor.
A Jemison Magazine extols Corey the model town rising near Birmingham patterned after Garey Illinois. The Jerson Real Estate and Insurance Company of Birmingham drives the project with attractive illustrations and educative reading material amid ambitious promises for worker comfort and municipal example.
A New York circular from S H P Pell & Co argues cotton faces sustained world demand against shrinking stock. It claims price rises are inevitable, notes cotton remains essential clothing material, and warns that even with lower raw prices, finished garments stay durable. The piece highlights global market dynamics, speculative effects, and the gap between supply and demand with figures from Secretary Hester and census data.
Totals Paria argues the United States produced 69 percent of world cotton last year while consuming 26 percent. Cotton exceeds half of exports and high prices have driven Europe to ship a billion dollars in gold back to the U S. The piece claims consumption grows faster than production, predicting demand will exceed historical needs and that there is no price near current levels that will curb cotton consumption. It discusses misaligned West Street views and potential future shortages.
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