Subscription Rates and Distribution Notes
Subscription rates listed for United States and Mexico with monthly and weekly pricing. Carrier and advertising manager details for Atlanta and outside territory, Washington Bureau address, staff correspondent, and newspaper distribution points in New York City and major newsstands.
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United States
Mexico
Dally Ang
Atlanta
Pace
Holliday
Constitution Huilding
Washington
Joan Garrigan
Constitution
Aate
New York City
Broad Way
Forty -Second Street
Times Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Move On The Unemployed Problem In Albany Ga
The piece states unemployed in Albany Georgia are offered work in cotton fields as labor demand rises, with police evicting those who refuse. It argues government aid will be slow, urges creation of work through local and state efforts, and emphasizes self help over charity while linking urban aid to farm labor needs.
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Albany
Atlanta
Georgia
Who Owns the Railroads Reveals Public Ownership Trend
The federal bureau of railway economies reports that among 1,287 railroad companies with $8.69 billion in stock, ownership leans toward the people rather than a few Wall Street magnates. In 1904, 1,182 railroads filed returns showing growing public ownership.
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Beliere
United States
Federal Bureau of Railway Economies
Wall Street
Rail stock ownership and public confidence in railroads rise
A 1914 report shows 327,785 stockholders in rail systems with 376,397 among leading lines, a 146.7 percent ten year gain. Average stock per holder is about 14,000 dollars while average investor income is 62581 dollars. The Pennsylvania Railroad is among the largest, owned by about 90,000 people, reflecting renewed public faith after anti corporatist agitation.
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United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Macon Aims to Be Hub of Georgia with Twelve State Highways
Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans a September convention in Macon to map twelve highway spokes radiating from Macon to state lines. The project leverages Dixie Highway links, improves major routes through Fort Valley Americus Albany Thomasville Cordele Tifton Valdosta and Atlanta toward Tennessee. It promises broader markets for farmers and stronger intercity connections across the state.
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Macon
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Fort Valley
Americus
Albany
Thomasville
Cordelo
Tifton
Valdosta
Georgia Chamber
Light Wings and Old Time in Augusta Muse
A lyrical collage from Augusta outputs featuring poetic fragments about time and light, student diplomacy with Lanier, dream jingles, and humorous quips. It blends verse on travel with time, a diploma gift to Oglethorpe University, and playful songs, all set in a nostalgic early 20th century press tone.
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Stara
Shiney Lanier
Sidney Lanier
Oglethorpe University
South
Charles W Hubner
Lanier
Oglethorpe
Hubner
City Council Hearings Press Sunday Noise Relief Request
Thomas A Hatliffe seeks council action to stop newsboys from crying papers before 7 am on Sundays claiming sleep disturbance at 68 Currier Street. No ordinance currently sets start or stop times for newspaper sales in the city.
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City Council
Thomas A Hatliffe
Currier Street
Walter Taylor
General Council
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem reflecting on school time return and children’s mixed feelings about leaving play behind for study. The writer contrasts April vacation weariness with the pull of learning and the care of teachers. Strong imagery recalls Henry James Alice and a knowledge palace as kids balance play and education.
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Knowledge Palace
Wheela
Henry
James
Alice
The American Summer Night 4 fac
A poetic sketch extols the American summer night in tranquil residential streets and country towns. Moonlit yards, rustling trees, steady night sounds, and bullfrogs set a gentle pastoral mood celebrating the season’s calm beauty.
Atlanta Woman's Club reports on parks and playgrounds
The parks and playgrounds committee of the Atlanta Woman's club surveys Atlanta's parks and playgrounds and reports on history, funding, and impact. It credits V. Kriegshaber as a pioneer, notes the evolution from charitable oversight to city control, and urges expanded facilities for white and colored children, with funding and season extension recommendations.
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Atlanta Woman’s Club Committee
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta
Vv HH Kriegshaber
Associated Charities
Bregshaber
Associated Charties
J O Cochran
F . Tibbets
Wis
Victor H Kriegshaber
Vira Py
McGovern
R A Sonn
Vrs Lyman
Amsden
TF Woods White
AR Colcord
Hoc Stockbridge
Milton Strauss
Spencer Atkinson
EM Horne
Carolyn Cobb
Port of New York Dominates U S Exports and Steamship Trade
The Holland Letter notes that in August 1814 New York exports were valued at 10.7 million dollars, far eclipsing the current week at 81.8 million, underscoring New York’s long-standing preeminence in foreign commerce. It explains why imports and exports concentrate there, the role of steamship lines, and historical figures like William R Grace in expanding New York–South America trade. The piece also discusses Boston’s smaller return cargoes, Panama Canal routes, and efforts to secure profitable return cargos through Pacific commerce. It closes with remarks on interstate commerce decisions affecting rates to Seattle and China Japan trade.
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Stone
New York
Ne York
United States
Philander C Knox
Atlantic Coast
South America
Washington
William R Grace
New York City
Straits of Magella
Mr Grace
Grace
West
Panama Canal
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Galveston
Newport News
James J Hil
Hill
Northwest
China
Japan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interior
Seattle
Great Britain
Germany
Congress
Hifi
South
Detroit
The Lure and Limits of Politeness in Society
Politeness once reduced conflict as crowds pressed through life while crude force fell. Yet true closeness erodes civility, revealing family and kinship can mask blunt speech. Nations show polite surface, but trust lags. a rough heart may outvalue refined manners in trade and diplomacy.
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Europe
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