Constitution Newspaper Distribution Details in Atlanta and New York
The Constitution announces rates for Atlanta readers at 66 cents monthly or 12 cents weekly outside Atlanta. The New York address is 1727 Broadway, with circulation via carriers and newsstands at Broadway corners. The paper warns against advance payments to out of town carriers or agents and notes editions arrive the day after issue.
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Constitution Building
Serritory Vulaide
Peter Ao
Washington
Joan Corrigan
Waie
New York City
Broadway
Forty-Sevena Street
Thirty-Eighth Street
National Nullification Threat Spurs Georgia Prohibition Debate
A letter from William D Upshaw in The Constitution argues that federal statutes nullifying state laws erode prohibition efforts. He cites Georgia and other states facing mail and billboard liquor promotions despite local bans, urging Congress to enact protections without harming states that approve or reject such controls.
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Congress
Congo Free State
William D Upshaw
Constitution
Georgia
Ilegal
United States
National Congress
Georgia Manufactures Shows Manufacturing Growth in 1914 Census
Georgia reports stronger manufacturing growth from 1909 to 1914 with capital rising by 66.1 million dollars, a 27.6 percent gain, and average establishment capital increasing from 42 thousand to 56 thousand dollars. Despite fewer establishments and owners, the period reflects better organization and increased business, with raw materials consumption noted.
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Georgia
Georgia Manufacturing Gains Strength Despite Fewer Establishments
The 1914 census shows total manufacturing value rising by 43.2 million dollars and product value by 50.5 million, with increases of 27 percent and 24.9 percent respectively since 1908 and 1916 comparisons. Despite no rise in the number of establishments, average plant strength and capital improved, signaling constructive progress amid depression and challenging conditions.
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Georgia
Mayor Woodward urges charter options for Atlanta reform
The mayor calls for two citizen committees to draft rival charters, one mirroring the present government and another a centralized commission. He urges faster action with input from the people, bypassing politics, as Atlanta seeks an efficient municipal system amid long-standing reform debates.
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Woodward
Atlanta
Allenta
United States
Life and Dreams in a River of Time
Explanatory notes and verse fragment reflect on aging, memory, and idealized escapes from city life. George Bailey offers a timely explanation about absence from Huntsville, while a foreword from The Adams Enterprise contends that preachers face criticism when traveling.
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George Bailey
Huntsville
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Adama Enterprise
From Winter to May the Bright Day Approaches
A collage of verse and prose reflects optimism for spring and love. Notes praise for writers and editors, mentions Bob Gonzales and QO J Coffin, and humor about newspaper life, editor values, and a Yale study on a baby’s birth value within a broad, era-tinged literary page.
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QO J Coffin
Charlotte Observer
Emile
Paul Gr&biel
The
Arkansas Democrat
Yale
Sparrows Habits Across Continents From The Indiana Farmer
Observations by the biological survey describe how English sparrows adapt to varied conditions as they spread from the Atlantic coast across Canada and Mexico. Canadian migrants become thriftier, insulate nests in hollow trees, and endure colder climates, while those in Mexico favor lighter nests and a subtropical lifestyle.
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Indiana
Biological Survey
Atlantic
Canada
Mexico
Atatesa
England
New Interest in Poetry Spreads Across States
The New York Evening Post notes a rising public fascination with poetry led by governors designating days for poets like Frank L. Stanton of Georgia and James Whitcomb Riley of Indiana. Colleges, magazines, and professors embrace verse, with debates over free verse and Imagism fueling a modern renaissance in poetry.
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New York Evening Post
Georgie
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Thomas B. Reed
Riley
Stanton
Georgia
Poetry
Poetry Societies
Alfred Austin
M Jourdains
Whitman
Billy Sunday
Braithwaites
MMN
Alfred Noyes
Mr Noyes
Rupert Brooke
Prohibition Law Clash Sparks Public Debate in Atlanta
DRAPER, EL, Atlanta, Ga publishes a letter arguing against delaying enforcement of prohi laws. He asserts laws reflect majority public opinion, aim to curb saloons and liquor outlets, and that despite short term employment loss, the measures promote public welfare and future improvement for all. He urges opponents to consider the broader good and avoid political manipulation.
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Hostor
Mc Charles
Jones
Rex
Bain
Eod
Draper
EL Atlanta
Saints in scripture sermons at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Lyons preached on Saints at the First Presbyterian Church describing saints as a collective body in Rome Philippi and Ephesus and stressing holiness as separation to God. He urged consistent Christian living as experiential joy and noted reverence and the divine finish seen in those who walk with God.
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Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
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Peter
Rome
Philippi
Ephesus
Israel
God
Jesus
Cincinnati Rotary Convention Entertainment Schedule
Cincinnati hosts Rotary International event July 16–20 with delegates from Atlanta. activities include zoo luncheon and concert, Riverside Reds game, golf, parades, watermelon party, tours of parks, woodland luncheons, a magical festival, a Coney Island trip, a Kentucky barbecue, and a grand ball at Music Hall dressed as a Parisian garden. President Allen D Albert of Minneapolis to attend.
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International Association of Rotary Clubs
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Entertainment
Rotary Club of Atlanta
Gibson
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Rotary
Redland Field
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Hamilton County Golf Club
Zoological Gardens
Zoo
Atlanta, Ga
Turner Woods Park
University of Cincinnet
Coney Island Bummer Amusement Park
Music Hall
Ats Esplanade
Allen D Albert
Minneapolis
Crop Diversification Boosts Georgia Agriculture Says Chamber
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce promotes crop diversification across counties to meet home food needs and boost wealth. Reports from Terrell and Laurens show banks clearing debts, increased farm outputs, and rising livestock, with counties like Coweta leading and others like Laurens expanding crops without reducing cotton acreage.
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Georgia
Coweta County
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Terrell
MFP
Edwards
Bank of Dawson
FV Clarke
The
Georgia Chamber
Wr Edwards
Terrell County
Laurens
Laurens County
Clarke
Charles B Caldwell
Dublin
Georgia’s Prohibition Turnseen Through Nation’s Eyes
William To Upshaw lauds Georgia’s stand against saloons and calls on Congress to aid states in enforcing laws. The letter critiques Vermont’s stance and notes bold shifts toward state wide prohibition, highlighting Florida and Texas progresses and urging steadfast, strict enforcement.
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National Mine Dealers’ Association
Vermont
Vermontia
Franks
Empire of
Texas
Florida
Eichbods
Louisiana
Almos
New Orleans
Soi
Aeri Cs
Georgia
South
Atlanta
Amerika
Jay
William
Upshaw
Miss Lula White Resigns Social Service Post at North Avenue Church
At the North Avenue Presbyterian Church annual social service report, Lula Woods White resigns as social service secretary after years of work. James M Reeves details aid to 235 individuals and 22 families. Dr Richard Orme Flinn delivers sermon on The Apostles Conception of Service.
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North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lula Woods White
James M Reeves
Joseph C Logan
Associated Charities
North Avenue
Atlanta
Social Service
Mias White
Wr Reeves
Richard Orme Flinn
Rippling Rhymes Dry Walt Mason Parody
A wife laments her husband s indifference to art and poetry. He favors meals and quick comforts over noble odes, wine, and culture, leaving her to weep and wait. He dismisses paintings, prefers pie, charred porter house, and wet thin coffee, lauthing the idea of refined taste.
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