Constitution's Washington office listed with locations
The piece lists the Constitution's Washington office at 818 Alege Building and notes nearby press bureaux in New York City. It mentions News- Broadway Forty-second Times Building and Broadway corners, disclaiming responsibility for juice payments to out of town parties and dealers. It references the Associated Press as the exclusive credits authority for dispatched news.
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York City
Hotating
Broadway
Times Building
S*t Street
Diows Street
Lacal
Piers
Prez
Presa
Cne
Sibley Named Presiding Judge for Georgia Northern District
The president appoints Sam H. Sibley of Greene County as presiding judge of Georgia's northern district. He is praised for ability, integrity, youth, and a temperament suited to the bench. A former Georgia Bar president, Sibley has deep practice in around six counties and will take duties with broad support from lawyers and citizens.
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Sam H. Sibley
Greene Unty
Northern District
Georgia
William ¥. Newman
Sibley
Georgia Bar Association
Daite
University of Georgia
Union Point
The Banking Bill Passed by the Senate
The senate commends itself for advancing the state banking bill introduced by Senator J. T. Panean, promising the safest system for deposits across Georgia. Advocates claim federal supervision provides near unbreakable protection, while critics warn state banks lack uniform safeguards.
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J. T
Panean
Atate Bank
Neorgia
Geor
Atata
Wif
Georgia Banking Reform Law Urges swift passage
The article argues Georgia must improve inspection of state banks and strengthen administration. It compares state and national banking safeguards, stating the bill would bring Georgia to the level of progressive states. The senate's unanimous vote signals broad support and necessity for the measure.
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Georgia
Union
Bbank
House
Senate
Georgia Tech as Georgia’s Key Industrial Asset
The Georgia School of Technology is portrayed as the state’s premier driver of industry and war effort. With enrollment rising to 1500–1800 technical students, Tech seeks 1250000 more in maintenance funds and new buildings, backed by alumni support, to match northern and western peers. The piece urges legislature to fund engineering remains vital to Georgia’s growth and postwar reconstruction.
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Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
America
Tech
Southern Technical School
North
Georgis
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Just From Georgia by Frank L. Stanton
Fragmented unsigned verse and prose about Georgia life and uplift mix with regional dialect, rhymes, and social musings. It references a flood of images from travel, faith, and daily toil, noting quarrels over religion and property, and ends with a humorous take on poverty.
Georgia Capital Removal Debate Sparks Bitter Referendum Row
In a fiery defense of fair play, a Georgia legislator assails a Macon capital move proposal. He argues the referendum would force voters into an unfair choice with a hidden $2,000,000 debt, warning it would tear the state apart and delay Georgia’s progress.
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Georgia
Macon
Atlanta
South Georgia
North Georgia
Senate
House of Representatives
Bibb County
Tatnall Square
General Assembly
Jupiter Annex
Thair
Plea for Better Sidewalks in Atlanta’s Whitehall District
Reverend Jere A. Moore of Harris Street Presbyterian Church urges sidewalk upgrades in Atlanta as Whitehall Street undergoes broad improvements. He argues antiquated stone slabs are rough and fail to match the modern city, calling for replacement with sidewalks befitting a southern metropolis.
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South
Whitehall Street
Whitehall
Jere A. Moore
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
One Year Ago Today in War Reports French Prisoners
One year ago today French forces took 33 400 prisoners in two weeks as Allied troops drove Germans from the edge of the Forest of Nesle and before Sergy. In London the British chancellor of the exchequer asked parliament for a war credit of 3 500 000 000 dollars.
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Nesle
Sergy
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Notable Birthday Figures From the Nation Today
Levi Ankeny former United States senator from Washington and Ellison Durant Smith senior United States senator from South Carolina are listed as born today along with Alexander of Greece history. Rupert T Lincoln identified as surviving son of a president. Abraham Lincoln born at Springfield Illinois marked as seventy six years ago today.
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Washington
St. Joseph
King Alexander
Greece
Europe
Athens
Ellizon Durant Smith
South Carolina
Lynchburg, & C
Rupert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Is Every Man Crazy Once a Year
Essay by Newell Dwight Hillis arguing on unity and social cohesion as cures for madness. It cites Lamb and a state asylum anecdote, stresses cooperation, and notes independence is parasitic to interdependence, urging cooperative methods for national wealth and stability.
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Charles Lamb
State Insane Asylum
Feaiasician
Centennial birthday of Herman Melville noted in Today’s Events
The centennial birth anniversary of Herman Melville is highlighted in Today’s Events. It recalls his famed South Seas tales and marks a century since his birth amid a broader note on historical anniversaries and observances.
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Kingdom Come
Adams Enterprise
Herman Mel
Boxing and the he men vs she men critique in a classic piece
A William Brady column argues boxing as a male ideal, denounces female spectators and joke about “she-men” while praising scientific boxing for boys and West Point training. includes Q and A on scalp wounds motherhood nursing and worm medicine with medical cautions and questions for Dr Brady.
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William Brady
Pena
West Point
Edna R.A
Are You Superstitious A Ghost Story From Scotland
A University of Michigan professor says with one exception he has found an explanation for every ghost story he has heard. The late Professor Veitch of Glasgow relates a case at a Galloway castle where a housekeeper appeared as a figure of hatred. The hostess confirms the portrait connection, noting the housekeeper was a murdered wife from centuries past.
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University of Michigan
Professor Veitch
University of Glasgow
Vettch
Galloway
Waitch
Veitch
Michigan
How Long Will You Live
Dr Bell argues that longevity runs in families and that long-lived parents tend to have stronger, more vigorous children. He claims disease resistance and a hardy constitution are inherited traits, enabling some lineages to survive many illnesses and reach extreme old age.
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John Ruskin
Tha Bor
Ateta Capitol
Congress
Robinson Cragos
Washington, D. C
Alexander Graham Hell
National Geographic Magazine
Dr. Bell
Anniversaries and historic milestones list item
The notice lists James Blair died 1742 in Williamsburg founder of William and Mary College and Jonathan Edwards Jr born Northampton Mass 1703. It notes a 1887 celebration of colonization and 1894 Ston became governor amid World War I era references to German war actions and Australian troop mobilization.
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Etter
Wiliam and Mary College
Williamsburg
Scotland
Jonathan, Edwards, Jr
Beinectady
N.y
Northampton
Mass
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