Constitution Newspaper Page Adverts 1915 Prices and Contacts
The 1915 Atlanta Constitution lists publication details, editors, and staff, plus postage and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery and a note on distribution outside Atlanta. Advertising manager and Washington bureau address are provided, with sale points in New York City and a disclaimer on out-of-town carriers.
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Atlanta
United States
Mexico
Sanday
R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Pole
Washington
Street
John Corrigan
New York City
Xan Bo
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Etrest
Twenty-ninth Street
Businesslike Charity Push Seeks Monthly County Aid
Seventy five Atlanta leaders asked county commissioners for a 1000 dollar monthly appropriation to fuel a coordinated charity effort through the Atlanta Associated Charities. They argued united city and county agencies would keep families intact and cut relief costs, citing cases of widows, deserters, and sick workers needing steady support.
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Atlanta
Board of
County Commissioners
Atlanta Associated Charities
Associated Charities
Evans
Citizens Seek Permanent Charity Relief Plan
A group of seventy five leading citizens asked the county commissioners to adopt a businesslike method for city and county charities. The favorable action would provide lasting relief to those in need and reduce the ongoing burden on individuals and agencies responsible for charity.
English Soldier Warns Allies of Fragile Victory Image
A London Chronicle letter from the trenches challenges home wartime optimism. It mocks British arrogance and anti conscription talk, depicting brutal reality for a mass of guns and bombardment. The writer urges a reckoning to spur the long planned western front offensive.
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England
London
TheLondon Chronicle
Belgium
No Room For Him In Prosperity World We Build
A critical voice mocks pessimists in Fort Worth as prosperity expands with a billion bushel wheat crop and record corn harvests. The piece notes no starvation or refugees, urging town and country builders to press on while doom sightseers cast shadows and hold progress back.
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Fort Worth
Agka
Red Cross
Bloom
A King in Khaki Leads Belgian War Effort On Front Lines
The piece portrays King Albert of Belgium as a hands on leader amid Western Front battles. It lauds his courage and service, framing him as a true king and soldier who shares dangers with his people, while Belgium endures invasion and loss. It notes the public image of Europe as the Sick Man and mentions Russia’s war efforts as context.
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Western Front
Albert of
Belmui
Belgium
Singin’ Good Times Amid War Talk and Old Virginia Reel
A fragmented Georgia newspaper page reflects on good times and hard times with lines about dancing, music, and folk cheer. It comments on politics, prophecy, and war, noting uncertainty in war’s end while in a nostalgic, colloquial voice. Named entities include The Adams Enterprise and references to Virginny.
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Milin
The Joy Road and Southern Verse Fragments
A collage of quoted jokes poems and quips from various papers and columns. The lines reference The Jackson ville Times Union Florida verse, The Billville Way, mosquito tales from Great Bend Kansas, Bentztown Bord rhymes, the Dahlonega Nugget, and a Georgia rhymer.
Rise and fall of Constantinople told by Dr Jacobs
Dr Thornwell Jacobs, president of Oglethorpe University, presents the seventh sermon in a historical series at Central Congregational Church detailing Constantinople from its founding to its 1453 fall. The talk traces Byzantium’s origins, Roman era growth, Justinian, Mongol era, and Ottoman siege culminating in Mohammed II’s conquest.
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Constantinople
Central Congregational Church
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Constantiople
Atx
Hesporus
Golden Horn
Megara
Byzantium
Byaas
Rome
Therovinces
Constantine the Great
Christ
China
Heraclius
Chosroen
Jacops
Mahsinet
Cave
Thar
Carthage
Perala
Syria
Egypt
Alexandria
Tours
Europe
Jerusalem
Zingis Khan
Harops
Osman
Bajazet
Tamerlane
Angora
John Justiniani
Constantine Kite
Mohammed
Santa Sophia
Moham Medan
God
Mahomet
Jacobs
Atlanta
Her Empire
American Colleges William and Mary by George Fitch
George Fitch profiles William and Mary College as a small historic institution in Virginia. The piece notes the college’s age, notable alumni and presidents, early ethics and Greek life influence, and its endurance through wars, decline, and revival, highlighting the main building and campus resilience.
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William and Mary
George Fitch
William and Mary College
Ths
Harvard
Ito College Buldings
University of Illinois
Wisconsin University
Thia Ultila School
United States
Jefferson
Monrce Harrison
Tyler
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
Wilam and Mary
Yale
Willinmeburg
Virginia
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mahon
Poem laments recurring borrowing requests from neighbors and friends. The speaker recounts favors asked from alfalfa to money and household items. It warns that chronic borrowing strains friendship and leads to loneliness and judgment.
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Walt Mahon
Movement to Advertise State Gains Impetus at Atlanta Meeting
An urgent assembly of committees from Atlanta groups convenes at the Chamber of Commerce to organize a mass statewide publicity and development campaign led by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. Charles J. Haden presides as permanent officers and a steering team is named from various organizations to oversee subcommittees and the November Georgia Jubilee plan.
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Atlanta
Maas
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
At & O'Clock
Charles J. Haden
Mell BR. Wilkinson
Fret J Paxon
Ivan Alien
W J Dapney
St Elmo Massergale
H G Hastings
Order of Business
Haden
Georgia
Quitman
Georgia Chamber
Assembly Hall
BG Thomas
A. Hirshberg
EH Thomas
Atlanta Convention Bureau of
Joarner
Martin Leon Walker
Henry Hains
Perkerson
W A Hollingsworth
Atlanta Hotel Mews Association
H A Tisdel
William C. Royer
William KR Seeker
R Cannon
Day
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Beaumont Davison
Bk &Lme
Einstein
William Brownles
L. Baris
Atlanta Retail Grocers and Butchere Association
Francis Kemper
Boleclair
W A. Byers
B.A McMurray
A. ‘appaAn
Atlanta Builders’ Exchange
K M Walker
D A Farrell
A. A. Craig
F.C Gilham
Paul Wesley
Southeastern Fair
L. Shivers
Ben Lee Crew
EH Cone
J P Allen Albert
Adams
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Flirnugh Knox
W A Sharp
Frank Adair
Charles P Glover
W OA Foater
Presidents Club of Atlanta
Charles J’ Haden
Julian V Boehm
Lce
Jordan Mell
Wilkinson
Baldwin Willis H Ragan
H Dceley
William Royer
Frederick J Paxon
G “T Camp
J T Rose
F Wilkinson
Atlanta Commercial Secretaries' Association
G Cooper H HO Robinson
Harvey Johnson
A M Smith
JH Atchison
Kendall Welsiger
Harry T .Moore
Fred Hauser Groover McGahee
IP Eve
Dan Carey
RM Stripling
WW Horner
Fred Shaffer
JM Beasley
The
Press of Atlanta
John G Pasghall
JG Nevin Francis W Clarke Jr
Hoe Stockbridge
Honeymoon Special Shipments In The Hills Of Georgia
The Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad announces a honeymoon special from Helen to Gainesville featuring two living couples and two Indian skeletons, Laughing Water and Rising Sun, unearthed in Habersham. George Heyes, New York banker, tours with his bride using a private car, with ethnology notes for Smithsonian.
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Britt Craig
Helen
Gainesville
George Gustave Heys
New York
New Guineaville
Northwestern
North Georgia Hills
Helen Ga
Hills
Heye
Atlanta
Manhattan
Gainesvila
Tyre
Hey
Laughing Water
Sun
Helen Riang Sun
Institute
Smithsonian Institution
Fes
Habersham
Hall
Atlanta Receives High Praise for War Aid and Sympathy
The Atlanta community earns heartfelt thanks for aiding war sufferers in Belgium and northern France. A Le Petit Calaisien report lauds American sympathy, with French officials noting Lafayette Rochambeau and ties to liberty. Georgia relief efforts, including Flag Day drives, sent 1,500 francs to Paris’ National Secours, as local papers The Constitution The Journal and The Georgian are praised for support.
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Atlanta
Belgium
France
le Petit Calaision
Crier France
Republic
Lafayette
Rochambeau
America
Georgia
National Secours
Paris
el Confesa
Journal
Atlante
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Russia
Joy
Satan
Dona
Times
Florida
Jacksonville Times Union
Phili Armstrong
Weit
Kentucky
Billville
Levy
Joe Mosquite
Great Bend
Kan
Tad Lewin
Arkansas
Tribune
Bt Joe
Maryland
Rise
DR. Jacobs
Moon
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