Constitution subscription rates and distribution notes
Announcement of subscription options for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for mail and carrier delivery, rates for Atlanta and other territories, and a notice about sales points in New York City. It includes disclaimers about advance payments and carrier delivery outside the state, plus distribution details and office contacts.
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Republican Inconsistency Over Wilson War Policy Critics
The piece attacks Congressman Mann and other Republicans for criticizing President Wilson on submarine warfare and peace efforts while their party claims to push a tougher line. It notes contrasts with Senator Root and praises conservative leaders like Senator Lodge for recognizing Wilson's prudence. It argues unity on German and Mexican issues over party politics.
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Practical Education: Boys Grow Plants to Bank Roots
The High Point Third Ward School inspires practical schooling by integrating agriculture and business. Boys started a plant sale linked to tomato production, opening a bank account with proceeds to beautify grounds. The effort teaches work, yields, and the value of effort coupled with soil.
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Hughes as GOP Nomination Sentinel Looms in Opinion
The piece argues Justice Hughes could be the Republican nominee if the Chicago convention pushes his name, despite his declared withdrawal from politics. It notes press support, unbound delegate momentum, and suggests Democrats should plan to meet this shifting landscape amid broader world events and Canal debate.
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Pageant and Masque for the Shakespeare Tercentenary
Armond Carroll’s Pageant and Masque, directed by the Atlanta Center of the Drama League of America, lauds Carroll as a leading Shakespearean contributor. The work blends Elizabethan Pageantry with verse from Marlowe to Jonson, presenting a Rosalind Isabella Viola and other heroines in a chorus-like homage to Shakespeare. Critics affirm its literary quality and place it among notable Shakespearean commemorations.
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Practical pupil product plan for school betterment
The article urges schools to create a pupil produced product to raise funds for grounds, library and other needs. A few extra minutes daily for a focused project would teach practical production principles beyond books, a plan tried in rare cases like High Point and deserving broader adoption.
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Elizabeth High Goodrum dies after long illness in Atlanta
Mrs Elizabeth High Goodrum wife of James J Goodrum Jr vice president of Robinson Humphrey Wardlaw company died after a long illness. She was a popular social figure in Atlanta loved for thoughtfulness and grace. The community extends sympathy to the family in their sorrow.
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ABE MARTIN Wondering Taft’s Possible Return
ABE MARTIN muses on how ex-President Taft might have handled confinement if re-elected. The verse touches on spring’s arrival and the reader’s fatigue as it ties to livers and work.
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State market bureau urged to aid diversified farming
Editor Will H. Stanford of Valdosta Ga argues for a state run marketing bureau to handle Georgia farm produce and diversify crops to combat boll weevil damage. He details contracts with brokers, indemnity bonds, car lot shipments, centralized warehouses, and standard packing to ensure fair prices and prevent farmer losses, urging legislative action at the 1916 session.
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Golf Satire by George Fitch on the absurdities of the game
The piece mocks golf as a brutal pastime where a man harasses a ball costing 75 cents, calling out and chasing it through a cow pasture. Fitch notes golf imported from Scotland, its cost to learn, and jokes that business or marriage fade beside the sport, ending with a humorous fade.
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Sunday Constitution Easter Color Pages Spark Artistic Beauty
The Sunday Constitution features two superb colored pages with Easter symbols like pretty girls flowers green fields rabbits and hats. Readers are invited to cut out these pages frame them and enjoy the accompanying story designed for children.
What Grand Opera in Atlanta Means to Women of the South
Miss Isma Dooly writes in Sunday's Constitution that Grand Opera in Atlanta is a southeastern institution, not a mere local affair. The article argues the week of grand opera greatly concerns all women in the region, even those who think it matters little.
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Greatest Love Story Of All
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is retold on the 300th anniversary of his death with Dicksee's illustrations in Sun Day's Constitution. The condensed version highlights the enduring charm of the tale for readers unfamiliar with the original.
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The Iron Claw Thrills Ahead At Local Showings
Arthur Stringer writes another love driven installment in The Iron Claw. Readers are invited to follow the continuing tale, then preview the upcoming moving pictures showcasing the story at a local theater early next week.
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Laugh Section introduces new fun makers in Dem Boys
The Sunday Constitution adds humor with Dem Boys and Betsy Hamilton's Daddy Mose on Evolution. Brisky and Zapp deliver a war charities discourse while Mr Bowser's parrot tale lasts an hour. Dimples and Wank's animal friends still deliver laughs.
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Which Flower Represents You
Royal Dixon asserts every woman embodies a flower or plant and declares some women are the "skunk cabbage" type while others fit the American Beauty rose class. The illustrated piece invites readers to judge which category they belong to.
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Bleckley Plaza Plan Transforms Atlanta Viaduct Area
A half page illustration in Sundays Constitution shows Bleckley Plaza, a project to beautify the railroad yards and viaduct district at the heart of Atlanta. A strong interest group forms to push completion of this much needed city enterprise in the near future.
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Atlanta
Stock Raising In South
Southeastern states hailed as ideal for diversified farming and stock raising in a Sunday Constitution article. It highlights Alton Worden and Altonfont Range near Tullahoma Tennessee as a model of success. Worden shares farming tips, and the piece notes illustrations of crops stock and silos on his farm. Also mentions baseball scores and international news coverage.
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