The Constitution in Atlanta 65 cents per week sale
The Constitution offers weekly and daily rates with a Washington Bureau address at 1727 5 Street NW Mr John Corrigan Jr as staff correspondent. It notes Newark city sale terms and lists street locations for delivery as well as a disclaimer on forwarding payments to out of town advertisers.
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R. Holliday
Constitution Building
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All Territory
Washington
John Corrigan, Jr
Constitution
Newark City
Newark City By ¢ P.m the Day After Issue. It Gandered Hotating
Newasalands
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Timea
Thirty-eighth Arrest
Twenty Ninth Street
Agenta
Seaboard's Future Enlarges Rail Network Under Warfield
Baltimore financier S Davies Warfield, chairman of Seaboard Air Line, orchestrates a $300 million bond issue to add 486 miles of track in the south and 86 miles to connect Savannah and Charleston. The plan widens access to Georgetown and Charleston, relieves main line congestion, and strengthens Seaboard as a southern premier railroad system with southern leadership and coastful expansion.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Savannah
Charleston
S Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Warfield
Warfeld
Seaboard
Middle West
South
Caroline
Georgetown
Charleston-Savannah
Cotton as collateral and the need for stronger receipts
The article discusses cotton as ideal collateral for financing the crop, but bankers fear unsafe receipts from warehousers. Commissioner J D Price urges strengthening cotton receipts to aid producers in obtaining advances at reasonable rates, as highlighted by a Federal Reserve Bank statement from Atlanta signed by Governor Joseph A McCord.
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J. D Price
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Joseph A. McCord
Safe cotton receipts bolstered by bonds and insurance
The article argues for strengthened cotton receipts backed by bonds and insurance to protect collateral and support lending. It notes private unbonded warehouses riskier, urges universal, thoroughly safe receipts to ease cotton financing in communities and reassure bankers.
President Wilson Naval Program Faces Democratic Skepticism
The piece argues for a modern naval defense focused on submarines and fast armored cruisers rather than a large battleship build. It contends Democratic opponents to a grand battleship plan pose no real clash with Wilson, predicting a defense package aligned with European war lessons and sustainable funding.
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Wilson
Congress
Democratic Congress
Trench Life in the War: Life in the Ditch Ends Quickly
A Times writer notes officers in trenches average twenty three days in service as soldiers endure endless waiting. French soldiers strive to keep spirits high with merry conduct amid death, while war’s glory fades to ruins and grim inevitability.
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New York Times
St Ip
Weather, rain, and a Georgia satire by Stavros
JUST GEORGIA fal L. Stavros writes a long verse about rain cooling crops and tempering desires, then shifts to Charleston style observations from Bluvile and Atlanta politics. It notes seven autos dodged in Bluvile, six legislative sessions, a reformist rep, a windfall of silver dollars, a corn crop stimulus, a moonshine levy, and star myths tied to tribulation.
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Bluvile
Atlanta
Ag Jong An
Hls
Lall
Adams
Hlervise
Literary club and autumn musings in a rural town
A collage of local notes and verse reflects on a new literary club, supper gatherings, debates on reading original poetry, and humorous sketches. Contributors include the Mountain Patriarch, Macon News Man, and critics noting harvest foods, poets like Harry Graham, and a satirical Arkansas Democrat philosopher.
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Macon News
Harry Graham
Americus
Hornet
Tiumues
War shifts US trade toward home resources and grain exports
The Holland Letter notes major shifts from Europe’s war boosting US self reliance and raw materials. US scientists hunt for domestic dyestuffs and potash sources, Alaska seaweed potential, and Oregon potash lands. Newport News grain shipments surge as breadstuffs export value climbs to 540 million dollars, while meat and dairy sales rise 50 million and cotton manufactures reach 75 million. These changes reflect a broad expansion of US exports and reduced reliance on Europe.
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United States
Europe
Edison
Germany
Science
Washington
Alaska
Oregon
England
C. P Huntington
Newport News
Huntington
Galveston
Argentina
Holland
The Light of Love in Goethe’s Quiet End
Poem fragment pondering Goethe’s cry for light and the trio of love life and light. The speaker argues love is the divinest of the three, as life without love or light would be bleak, asserting love as the eternal guiding force.
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Goethe
Zaid
Bills Introduced and Passed in Both Houses Of Legislature Monday
Legislative action lists numerous bills introduced and passed in the Senate and House. Actions include establishing new counties boards, altering charters, abolishing county treasurers, setting primary dates, and authorizing audits. Also notes bills carried over to 1918 and resolutions awaiting continuation.
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House
Montgomery County
Camilla
Mitchell
Mayaville
Bleckley County
Laurens County
Ware County Commissioners
Toccoa
Talia
Senate
City Court of
St Marys
Clayton County Board of Commissioners
Board of
Floyd County Commissioners
Bulloch County
Houston County Board of Commissioners
City of Warcrope
Houston County Bord of Commissioners
Screven
Reidsville
Deerspurt
Orland
Evans County
Jefferson County Commissioners
Blue Ridge
Charing
Whithelt
Clayton County Commissioners
Bryan County Commissioners
Butler
Mineral Bluff
Fannin County
Rabuh
Oglethorpe County
Board of Commissioners
Wiaraleon County
Louisville County Schools
White County Commissioners
Deerun
Eatonton Male and Female Seminary
Putnam County
Crawford
Deerun Public Schools
Boston
Billa
Cobb County
Swainsboro
Telfair
Jesup
Sumter County
Indupirial College
Tudge
Russell
Beafrol oy police commission vacancy and city work summary
A city attorney ruling names Canerman Jon Tronfre co as sitting on the police commission with Edwin Johnson and other council members. The major upcoming issue is selecting a captain to fill the vacancy, amid several applicants. Dr F J Hood returns from Washington and is noted for inventiveness and duties at the smallpox hospital. Beavers supporters slow to back a mayoral bid, while council debates printing and distributing evidence in the Beavers case and a $358,100 bond for municipal improvements.
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Beafrol OY
Edwin Johnson
Jon Tronfrec
Canerman
Edwin Johnson Channon
Mary Ters
Chick Sao Mayo
Sever Sagan
Wood
CIT
F J Hood
Washington DC
Governmnt Patents Office
Isaf
Hagsdaty
Beavis Lyidercr
General Council
Rippling Rhymes by Will Masoy Frustrates Grammar Critics
A jagged, opinionated fragment criticizing language rules and a narrator named Will Masoy. It mocks critics, laments spelling chaos, and hints at social backlash as a cultural debate unfolds.
Rotation. The many faces of rapid alternation satire
George Fitch lampoons the idea of rotation in politics marriage fashion and medicine arguing the practice yields comic chaos. He cites Andrew Jackson era political shifts and modern court divorces as evidence that society endlessly rotates people and roles for profit and vanity.
Rag weed and hay fever fears across nations
The Cincinnati Times Star reports on rag weed pollen blamed for hay fever, urging eradication now to test mental suggestion ideas. It contrasts US and New York health efforts and mentions reactions to apparent disease causes and public health campaigns.
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Cincinnati Times
New York Board of Health
New York
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