The Constitution Ad Manager Outside Atlanta Details
In Atlanta the rate is 65 cents per month or 14 cents per week outside of AUADIA 6 cents per month or 24 cents per week A Holliday Constitution Building sole Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta Main Washington Bureau address given Mo 1727 8 Street WW Mr John Corrigan in charge The Constitution appears in New York City by 46 m after issue at Hotalings Newsstands Broadways 42nd Street Times Building corner Thirty eighth Street and Broadway and Twenty-ninth Street and Broadway The Constitution not responsible for advance payments to out of town locals or agents
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Atlanta
Auadia
Constitution Building
Washington
Stree
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Thirty Eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Mes
Public debt of honor weighs on wartime patriots
The treasury will publish names of people repaid by government aid to homeward European refugees. It targets the rich who refuse repayment while the poor face no burden. The piece argues many benefited yet delay restitution, urging those patriots to reconcile their debt of gratitude.
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Treasury Department
Europe
Sam
Haiti crisis framed as US assurances offer
The Haitian government requests assurances of independence and orderly rule from the United States during the current occupation. The article notes no US intent to annex Haiti, echoing earlier Mexico policy and urging a peaceful, stable government to end the upheaval.
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United States
Haiti
Philippines
Porto Rico
Mexico
Stae
U.S. Demands Fair Treatment From Haitian Neighbors
The speaker argues the United States should extend assurances of personal rights to Haiti just as to Mexico and other Latin American republics. He asserts peaceful constitutional rule and lack of foreign interference justify protective measures, noting U.S. responsibility for neighboring nations’ stability.
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Haiti
Cubs
Mexico
Repubiics
Wonder-Working System Lifts War Cripples to Useful Roles
A New York Sun summary notes Germany values every fragment from the war, including scraps and wreckage, with a national program to employ the wounded. It highlights McMurtrie’s praise for organized care, government work, and reintegration into productive jobs, training many to fit near prewar roles.
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New York Sun
Germany
Douglas McMurtrie
Sun
Brain and Brawn for Progressive Farming and War Echoes
The Progressive Farmer urges farmers to blend brain labor with muscle, boosting efficiency through cooperation, organization, and specialized study. It notes farmers’ deep thinking as they modernize crop processing and markets while promoting trucking, fruit, and forage industries. Ghosts, war talk, and political quips pepper the column, reflecting contemporaneous global events and public discourse.
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Lta
Lightning Folks At Home And War Talk Toll
A Georgia scene depicts peaceful home life contrasted with the lightning metaphor for progress and toil. The piece notes citizens reading peace, thanking the Lord for sunshine, and preparing for better days, while war talk wanes as daily work continues. Also referenced is a column about curious luck and a brief trip to a Kansas town chautauqua with a dentist chair anecdote.
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Chautauqua
Howard
Kan) Courant
Wwek
Winfield
Georgia Harvesters and Jokey Verses in Odd Trousers
A garbled collage of folk song snippets and humorous notes from The Times-Wulon on Florida and Georgia life. It references harvesters, wagons, a farmer losing tobacco, a cow drinking from a pool, and a belated marriage aged about 70 and 50. It includes playful lines about a winter and local lighthearted sketches.
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Florida
Times
Wulon
South Florida
Rippling Rhymes Walt Mason
The poem laments the approach of winter and longs for summer as the speaker notes the failing season, the coming frost and blizzards, and the wish to enjoy midsummer heat instead of enduring sleet and snow. It contrasts warmth and discomfort with humorous, vivid imagery.
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Augusta
A Clean Sweep in the Old Days
In Atlanta the city banished professional gambling for decades after a turbulent era of open houses. Captain English, elected mayor, ordered a citywide raid that smashed gambling dens and enforced a strict cycle of fines, ending the era and driving gamblers away.
Diaz Wanted to Be Priest
Ex President Diaz considered for priesthood in youth as his mother tied to a bishop urged seminary. He walked 250 miles to join the war against the United States then studied law after peace. He differed from peers in restraint and abstemious habits, using time for private affairs.
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Pan Mull Gazette
Diaz
United States
Parnell
Topace
Dia
Ria
Seaboard issues 25 million bonds amid faith in South’s prosperity
Robert F Maddox returned from Baltimore where Seaboard Air Line directors approved financing plans and the sale of about 25 million dollars in new bonds. A syndicate agreed to buy the securities, signaling bankers’ faith in Southern prosperity and value of Seaboard properties as 2600 miles of rail serve Alabama to Virginia and ports like Tampa and Savannah.
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Robert F Maddox
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Maddoxania
Warfield
Warfields
South
Nies
Savannah
Charleston
Alabama
Virginia
Tampa
Jacksonville
Wilmington
Norfolk
American Universities at Good Old Syracuse
An amusing lurid sketch of Syracuse University, noting a wooded campus and old fashioned buildings. The piece mocks faculty, Chancellor Day, and John D Rockefeller, while lampooning student life, sororities, and campus quirks with farcical details and exaggerated claims.
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Good Old Sivaen
Syracuse
Scrvice
Day
Mandeavors
John D Fockefeller
Poughkeepsie
Syracuse University
Long trousers and politics in 19th century fashion
A collage of historical notes describes the 19th century shift from breeches to long trousers, highlighting London society’s mockery, Wellington’s adoption, and Depew’s quip about time saved. It also recalls Junius Brutus Booth’s 1826 Waterloo visit, Booth’s Lincoln assassination years later, and a Cleveland Plain Dealer note on Irish volunteerism in the early war period.
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Gadsden Times News
London
Bond Street
Tador
Duke of Wellington
Witerloo
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Junius Bretus Booth
Watlrs
Manchester
la Belle Alliance
United States
Terloo
Europe
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J Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Fords Theater
Cleveland Plain
Whch
Cepaus
Ireland
Aldlawn Few Waddow 15 Chuawaw Of Own Sproal Clhump
The general council street committee discusses its polling subcommittees with Maddox as chair and Treated members from Cesred Lreemin Nurmi Kontie and Ny Tart dies. The committee handles many cases deferring to a special claims panel.
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Eit Yung Iy
War rhetoric and alliance cues in early 20th century tensions
Fragmented remarks discuss Britain Ireland and the Empire's war spirit. References to a popular marching song, entente cordial, and Austrian papal promises echo Allied and Central Powers rhetoric. Mentions Louvain and Rheims as wartime practices and Austrian restraint against barbarism.
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Deara
Lelands
Nobility Works as Regular Laborer in London Factory
Lord Norbury, a 62 year old English noble, is living incognito as a factory worker in London. He shares a small lodge, eats with the men in the canteen, and works 6 a.m. to 7 p.m with overtime, paying 7 pence for meals and contributing a dinner ticket as part of his daily routine.
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Dai
London
Lord Norbury
Imeals
Norvury
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