The Constitution on Sale in New York City After Issue
Washington Bureau address is listed as No 1727.8 Street NW. John Corrigan is staff correspondent in charge. The Constitution notes German problem solved and urges calm and inquiry about the Lusitania and Arabic incidents. Germany signals willingness to align submarine warfare with neutral rights, improving U S relations if fully declared.
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New York City
Hotaling
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Times Building
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Twenty-ninth Street
Germany
England
Asmuci
Lusitania
von Bethman-Hollweg
United States
Our Trade Dispute With England and Germany
The piece argues that England and Germany both threaten American interests by restricting neutral trade. It recalls England declaring cotton contraband and blockading ports, while Germany shelled the Lasianis. It asserts Germany has retreated whereas England remains unfriendly, urging parity in policy response.
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England
Germany
Cotton loans flood South under new federal system
The South will see record cotton financing as Federal Reserve banks offer 75 percent loan-to-value with favorable rates conditioned on safe storage, warehouse receipts, and insurance. Treasury Secretary McAdoo unlocks $30 million in gold for cotton loans, enabling banks across Georgia and the region to lend at about six to seven cents per pound with low annual interest, ensuring ample funds for producers to cover obligations and hold cotton until market conditions improve.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
McAdoo
Cottom Belt
MccAdoo
Atlanta
Federal Reserve System
Georgia
Central Bank
Fourth National
Third National
Atlanta's Unfortunates on Drug Habit Crisis
A Atlanta census reveals about 2,000 drug addicts amid Harrison law enforcement. Call for controlled relaxation to allow tapering treatment in a city camp, with aims to curb supplies and reclaim addicts through humane, firm care beyond apparent recovery. Grand Duke Nicholas praised for retreat. Washington Times quips about European tensions.
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Atlanta
Georgia Hed 2 Stavrar The OM Thashssmeg Feeling
Georgia Hed 2 Stavrar reports a developing issue affecting local readers. The item notes rising attention to an OM themed matter with emphasis on public response and possible policy implications. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Thanksgiving Wedding as Regal Spectacle in Rushville
The Rushville News society editor celebrates a marriage with a grand, Cleopatra like procession. The bride wears a calico dress with lace curtains flowing about her, described in extravagant terms that mirror ancient pageantry. The event is framed as a historic triumph that outshines past royal displays.
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Rushville
Ind
Bode
Groggin
Cleopatra
Mark Antony
Earth-Grabber tale and notes from Campbell News column
A county correspondent recalls a dog chasing a train as an old country couple reflects on the world and a note about an autumn spread. The piece includes humorous verses, a reader letter from Murray County Messenger, and an Official Notice criticizing Washington red tape. It closes with a optimistic Brighter Vision stanza about a bright day to come.
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Campbell News
Oman
Murray County
Catton
Harvest Herald
Washington
Hillville
To the Missing Birds Poem Echoes Lost Ute Joys
A fragmentary poem from Ernest Neal of Calhoun Georgia dated August 28 1915 laments vanishing woodland birds. It laments the disappearance of bluebirds mockingbirds and woodpeckers while recalling spring and winter songs and a past era of innocence.
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Chuck-wills
Bob White
Ernest Neal
Calhoun, Ga
Boston hoped for Pacific route steamship line plan
Promoters in Boston seek capital to form a steamship service between Boston and the Pacific coast via the Panama Canal. The push draws on the promoter’s rail experience and ties to Charles Mellen’s Boston plans, with discussion of La Follette law impacts on shipowners and yard activity across the United States.
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New York
Charles Mellen
Minnesota
3Ietlen
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Byrnes
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Pacific Coast
Panama Isthmus
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Congress
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Arotligide Fforeche
Panama Canal
Seaboard Navigation
Detroit
Wee Crees Cnittne
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Reflects on Wealth and Worth
The poem critiques society's obsession with wealth and status, contrasting the pursuit of money with true virtue. It cites figures from various professions and ends by praising Lincoln for virtue over riches, noting admiration for a man who valued character over wealth.
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Painter
Arta
Hasbeen
Croesus
Lincoln
Ponderous Personages Hendrik Hudson
Henry Hudson, English by birth, sought a northwest passage to China but found New York instead. Four voyages to America, frost bites and failed hopes marked by Dutch New Amsterdam, and a dramatic final voyage where he and crew vanished. His name adorns a bus, river, steamboat, tunnel, and county as tribute to a man who refused to yield.
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Henril Hudson
China
New York
Hudson
Henry
Hank
England
Holland
Hendrik
America
Northwest Passage
New Amsterdam
Aeroplane touted as cure for tuberculosis
A newspaper piece touts airplanes as a humane warfare against tuberculosis the Great White Death. A physician advocates mountain cures but imagines a municipal aeroplane offering a fifteen minute treatment that could cure consumption.
The Broken Coin Ninth Installment on Sunday Movies
Emerson Hough writes the exciting tale The Broken Coin ninth chapter now shown in Make-Believe Land with Francis Ford and Grace Cunard. The installment is billed as among the most interesting in the series and appears in Sundays Constitution.
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Margaret Wilson
Margaret
White House
The
Land
Emerson Hough
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
The Underworld Revealed by an Ex-Insider Officer
A sensational account uncovers the hidden society of crime by a former insider who escaped the underworld. The work details how a police officer formerly deceived reformers and rose to power in a major city.
A Story of Daring and Adventure From Jesse’s Era
A bold tale of danger and bold deeds unfolds, portraying fearless exploits that dwarf calmer community events. The narrative emphasizes risk, skill, and daring, painting Jesse as a figure of striking audacity against routine life.
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