Subscriptions and rates for the Nation and beyond
Rates detail subscription options and prices for the United States and Mexico with advance payment terms for 6 and 12 months. Regional pricing differs with Atlanta area at 55 cents monthly or 42 cents weekly and outside Atlanta at 69 cents monthly or 14 cents weekly. Advertising manager is listed with a Washington Bureau address.
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Caerlert
Atlanta
RF Holliday Constitution Building
Washington
John Corrigan , Jr
Stop It on Burglars and Public Safety in Atlanta
A burned and fragmented editorial urging action against frequent burglaries and hotel and home invasions in Atlanta. It criticizes police inaction, calls for council and police commission cooperation, and demands stronger protection for life and property to restore security.
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Imd
Uber
Exty Counel
Lotte Council and Police Commission
Conscience at Battle Front Reflects on Killing a Brother Man
American correspondent Phil Rader, a soldier in France, writes of a trench killing that haunts him. He recalls the moment a foe falls, the sense of triumph, then the urge to justify it to comrades, and the pang of being a murderer despite orders.
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Tina
Ee Phil Rader
Washington Times
Trenches
Hns
World Brotherhood
Rader
Europe
Tyentore Loway
Conscience at War Foretells Peace Beyond Battle
A reflective verse sketch argues that amid battle rage the voice of conscience and love persists. It envisions a world war’s end, peaceful dawns, and reconciling dreams of home guiding soldiers toward a benediction of peace and goodwill.
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Cam — Fort Aa
Dr Shaw's Coming to Atlanta Heralded Speaker
Announcement of Dr Anna Howard Shaw’s visit on April 18 in Atlanta draws wide interest. Shaw is a forceful speaker whose suffrage stance is debated, yet her recognized ability guarantees a large audience and warm reception.
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Anna Howard
Shawn
Shaw
Atlanin
Peace by what role paper read in London
A London reading by Edgar Crammond, a financial expert, questions how peace in Europe will come and estimates total war costs to July next at about 16.99 million dollars and property losses around 45.74 million. The piece surveys various theories, including Lloyd George and Crammond, and notes English press views as cautious and speculative. It also touches on political notes about provisional presidents, Carranza, Roosh, and other noted figures in a sweeping, opinionated column.
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Lonton
Edgar Crammond
Europe
Crammond
Crammonds
Lloyd George
Ungland
Linyd George
Drammond
Vitory
Finch
France
Rushia
Bergmim
Cvinvasion
Romania
Greece
Caranelles
Germany
England
Wildflowers and birds inspire quiet reflective thoughts
Fragmented verse reflects on nature and emotion with lines about singing birds, sunlight, and themes of gratitude and loss. It weaves imagery of flowers, winds, and the soul, suggesting a meditative, pastoral mood amid life’s uncertainties.
Fragmented Text Impairs Understanding of Local Topics
The reader faces a dense, garbled clipping mixing names, places, and phrases. It mentions legumes like molasses and sulphur, references to a feast, and scattered fragments about individuals and events with unclear connections. No coherent report emerges from the uncertain OCR.
The Tennessee Copper Company Case Recited
The article covers the Tennessee Copper Company and related parties facing legal action. It references the Tennessee Copper Company, Bucktown Sulphur Copper, and the state of Georgia in a dispute tied to corporate activities and a 1913 legislative resolution. The Supreme Court case concerns jurisdiction and pending actions in the United States Supreme Court.
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Lantessee Loppur Company
Pennewee
Bucktown
Tennessee Copper Company
BC Ventries
de Laken Maln
Tennessie Coppar Company
TMC
Lavin Stites
Dion
Pitt
Lestram
Supreme
Court of the United Tates
State of Geo Tennessee Copper ‘Company
Funnessee Capper Company
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Ita Agi
Liebknecht and German Socialist War Position
An analysis of Karl Liebknecht's antiwar stance in December and his influence on German socialist opposition. The piece notes his imprisonment, leadership, and the broad reaction within the Reichstag and international socialist circles as he argues the war was driven by rulers and capitalists, not peoples.
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William Cnagtiah Walling
Suyvey Presse Bureau
Anil Tiebinecht
Tis Courageous
Reichstag
Kaiser
Velohstas
Nis
Becuse
Hey
Liebhaerht
Iity
Tieblenecht
Germany
Karl Loebknacht
Gillhan
Sap Bey
Ifarney
Wade
Liebknecht
Liebhneeny
Cran Aid
Belguim
Socialiayts
France
Belgium
Ants
Pebruars
Lichnecht
Speth
Arar
Tink Keecht
Hye
USA
Vustiey
Civic Revival at Constitution Town Civic Festival
The piece urges a public forum to invite distinguished speakers who will discuss civic improvement and the issues that matter to residents. It argues for collective effort to make the community better and to hear plans that will foster a brighter, more beautiful, and righteous town.
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Tounimh
Tata Telg
Lins
Mike
Superintendent Slaton Replies to Article On School Repairs
The Superintendent explains that school repairs require principals to notify the office and that due to limited workmen and funding the repairs were deferred until 1919. The budget was debated by the council, delaying hiring and defining the scope of work. Superintendent Slaton and LM Tandrum state they have met demands with available resources.
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Slaton
Tandrum
Rende Pass
Ale East
Wwe Co
Winburn
Aneol
Women and the Schools editorial on suffrage in Atlanta
Historically themed editorial argues for women's school suffrage, citing mothers in Atlanta and Georgia. Notes women’s cooperation in schools, the impact of votes on public welfare, and contrasts states with varying suffrage levels. Mentions figures like Georgia and national context, urging action by citizens and lawmakers.
Content and Character in George Fritch’s Long Piece
A fragmented, OCR heavy reminiscence by George Fritch on contentment and society. It muses on a contented man, daily joy, and social duties, with stray references to Rhode Island steel, travel, and education. The piece blends biographical tone with speculative social critique.
The Bali and the Tick Conflict Report
A fragmented OCR note mentions a struggle between a thoroughbred and cattle, with questions about battle length and possible outcomes. It references counties in Georgia and notes about declarations, implying a political or agricultural dispute with unclear details.
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Bert Luoblem
Georgia
Schwab's Holland Letter Highlights U S War Material Orders
The Holland letter reports a U S steel firm with over forty six billion dollars in orders on hand and notes a surge in demand for war materials. It discusses Schwab's claim of rising corporate earnings, foreign credit strategies, and Britain appointing commercial agents to secure American purchases while stressing the scale of orders in the eastern states and the potential shift to US credits to sustain wartime production.
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Wade
Bend
Iain Idustries
Mia Corporation
New Dagland
Cvessele
Anders Inn Stadline
Oriers
Vic Sthwab
New York State
Europe
Amercan
Tia
Seliwabs Corporition
Schwab
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Fagiana
Morgan House
Britain
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Iba
United States
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Great Britain
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Air Schr
Laeland
France
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Fadelus
Japan
Massa
Holland
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