Notice to Subscribers in The Constitution’s Ad Lines
A fragment from The Constitution notes advertising managers in Atlanta and distribution points in New York. It mentions subscription notices and traveling representatives, warnings about payments, and several dated items from 1907. The text touches on broader world events and light social commentary mixed with ads.
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Donnelly
W. W. Black Burn
Moore
B. Atkinson
Bunt
Ctores
W. D. Brumbelon
Constitution Publishing
The Monopoly of Virtue in Georgia Politics
A Georgia political tract defends state leaders against decades of attack, arguing that charges of corruption lack specific evidence. It criticizes local newspapers like The Sparta Ishmaelite and notes Georgia’s immense fiscal gains and rising property valuations as proof of sound governance under recent administrations. The piece cites former governors McDaniel, Gordon, Northen, Atkinson, Candler, and Terrell, and discusses railroad commission members from 1890 through the 1900s while challenging reform rhetoric and Tom Watson’s stance.
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Georgia
McDaniel
Gordon
Northen
Atkinson
Candler
Terrell
James M. Smith
Campbell Wallace
Samuel Barnett
Smith
Conmission
L. N. Trammell
Alex
Erwin
Trammell
James W. Robertson
Virgil Powers
Allen Fort
G. Gunby Jordan
T. C. Crenshaw
Spencer Atkinson
J. Pope Brown
Sparta Ishmaelite
Ishmaelite
Tom Watson
Watson
Democratic Party
Tobistary
Party
Rice as Food Draws Attention to Nutritive Value
An article argues Americans undervalue rice despite its nutrition and cost effectiveness. It cites low per capita consumption, contrasts with Europe, and notes Japan and China’s rice affinity. Cites Dr. Wiley on starch and sugar, and urges public education to boost rice use to combat child hunger. Mentions hunger issues in New York and a mutiny aboard the Raleigh due to shore leave complaints.
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United States
Laya
Columbia
South Carolina
Europe
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
De‘sentment of Agriculture
New York
Georgia Hopeful on Economy Amid Wall Street Pessimism
Georgia bankers by way of New York say the south remains prosperous with no alarm. They note likely cotton yields and favorable prices, rail and money issues to watch, and urge automatic money regulation to balance supply. The piece also reports on steamboat control efforts and a Wis. streetcar crash, plus a miscellany of poems and local notes.
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Georgia
Wall Street
New York
Atlanta Bankera
R. J. Lowry
Frank Hawkins
South
New Orleans
Cotton
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Southeast
Lowery
Frank Hawking
Cortelyou
Marret
Geiss breaks his leg in Atlanta accident
H A Geiss junior partner in Prince Geisa merchant tailors of Atlanta suffered a severe leg fracture after stepping from a light wagon near Cobb's livery. He was taken to the Monarch hotel where doctors set the limb and amputation may be needed. Crown Prince William involved in auto crash near Bronewick with no injuries.
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Monarch Hotel
Hanover
Prussia
William
Bronewick
Keep Far From Politics Advised by Duckworth at Capitol Meeting
Hon R F Duckworth urged Farmers Union business agents to avoid partisan politics, criticizing past Alliance errors and warning that political entanglement harmed commercial aims. He argued the union should influence legislation, not seek office, and stressed protecting its core business mission.
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Farmers' Union
R. F. Duckworth
Georgia
Capitol
Wackworth
Mats
Tomas Adaress
Moeting
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Congress
South
Jesson
Hps
Omaha
Chicago
Silver
Rman
Sun
DHBO
Democrats
Independent Leaguers
Ste
Hil Thone
Farmers* Union
Ue Legislative Committee
Tney
Farmers U Union
Tom Watson
Legislame Bodice
Free Pass Refused By Railroad Chairman
Chairman McLenign of the state railroad official declined an annual free pass from Central of Georgia Railway Company. He cited his election on a platform opposing free transportation for all but those rightly entitled to it. Druggists statewide seek guidance on the new prohibitory narcotic law effective August 22, requiring prescriptions for cocaine morphine and similar drugs and making noncompliance prosecutable immediately.
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Montgomery
Ala
Railroad Commission
Henderson
Gadsden
G. McLenign
State Railroad
Sonmansion
Central of Georgia Railway Company
McLeodan Gaveds Inia
General Assembly
al Parte
Philip Cook
Two Local Women Leave Dawson for Missionary Training
In Georgia on August 27 two young women depart for Kansas City to resume studies at Scarrett Bible and Training School. Miss Mary Johnstone, daughter of Rev. J. B. Johnstone, plans to serve as a missionary in China with support from the Dawson Methodist Church. Miss Valeria Volmar, a Brazilian, intends to work in Brazil among her people.
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Dawson
Mise Mary Johnstone
J. B. Johnstone
Mras Valeria Volmar
Brazil
Kansas City
Scarrett Bible and Training School
Woman's Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Misa Johnstone
China
Dawson Methodist Dawson, Lehureh
Miss Rt
Volmar
Opossum Found Sleeping In Store Drawer
Dawson Georgia August 27 A store owner discovered a large opossum asleep in a drawer during a routine search. The animal likely entered overnight through a cat hole under the door while seeking fruit or other food.
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Anima
Dawson
P. H. Oxier
Presbyterians Speakers Discuss Evangelistic Budget in Warsaw
At Warsaw Indiana August 27 the Presbyterian general assembly committee on evangelistic work opened a three day session to apportion funds among United States synods for evangelistic programs. The committee plans a large contribution to the south and southwest regions.
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Presbyteriae
Warsaw
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
United States
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Taft
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