Atlanta Newspaper Subscription Rates and Distribution Details
The notice outlines subscription prices for the Daily Bee and Sunday editions, with rates for in-town and out-of-town delivery, plus carrier costs in Atlanta. It also lists advertising management contact, sale locations in New York, and distribution terms for out-of-town care dealers and agents.
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Hales
United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Sheeee J R Holliday
Constitution
Bulaine
Washington
Butesu
Ties Street
Joan Corrizan
New York City
Forty Second Street
Times Aidng Corres
Thirty Eighth Street
Broadway
Crare
Testimony on Morning and Evening Papers Value in News
General Manager Garbaldo testifies that morning papers provide fuller, verified news while evening editions rush updates and rely on rumors. He argues the morning paper’s fact checking, sources, and gradual confirmation trump the bulletin style of afternoon editions.
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S & Gary Bo
Hearst Publicanopy
Mir Garvalko
Wr “Fharst
New York
News St
Im Bulletin
Orm
Carvalhos
Georgia canning club girls offer home canning opportunity
Georgia canning club girls propose using the state chamber of commerce as intermediary to connect tomato producers with consumers. They highlight home produced canned goods as superior, note government agents supplied canning formulas, and say buying their products supports girls’ future farming and domestic ambitions.
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Canning Club
Georgia
State Chamber of Ommerce
rural youth movement spurs hope and rural advancement in Georgia
The article argues that government and state college support for rural youth accelerates economic opportunity and reduces rural monotony. It links farm youth programs to broader urban migration, suggesting these efforts empower a new generation to become future farm leaders and builders for tomorrow.
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State College of Agriculture
Lou
Georgia
Atlanta embroiderers sought for merchant contract
The Atlanta Emergency Association reports uncertain success in employing women to craft embroidery for a local merchant. A plan to assign work to women at home faced training gaps and quality concerns, though some progress and interest emerged at headquarters on Autumn Avenue with hopes for skilled applicants to meet the two thousand dollar contract.
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Atlanta
JS Auturn Avenue
Shetlanta Merchant
Hetle
The Price of the Fight and Billy Sunday Interview
A garbled account discusses Rev Billy Sunday, his income, and giving a tenth of receipts to his religious work. The piece references investments, reactions to criticism, and reactions to England, Mexico, and war era topics, with scattered notes on streets named after war heroes, booze, and missionaries.
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Billy Sunday
Dipi
Semsong
Winona
Gbiwago Teihine
Troan Fo
Lovigske
Tonia Bilkim
Philadelphia Scema
An Echo of Spring in a Rural Georgia Verse
Fragmentary lines evoke a Georgia countryside mood with references to birds, winds, wildflowers, and seasonal change. The piece shifts through imagery of snow against a breast, singing, and distant bells, hinting at homecoming and family ties amid weather and travel.
Fragmented Verse and Prose Snippet From a 19th Century Paper
A dense, fragmentary OCR passage mixes poetry style lines with stray names and phrases. It weaves voices mentioning War era themes, a leader test, and personal encounters amid garbled text and scattered proper nouns.
The Hills of Georgia in Autumn Night Sky
A fragmentary poem evokes Georgia hills under moon and sun with amber sunsets and shaded slopes. Vivid imagery blends seasons and nature as vines moss and hillsides weave a tapestry of color and sound across the landscape.
Ledyard Case Recalls Wickersham Era and Yet Another Defense Delay
The Holland Letter counsel for Cass Ledyard urged at least three months to prepare a defense in the New Haven Railroad directors conspiracy case. U S Attorney Swacker countered that investigation began over two years ago but was halted by then Attorney General Wickersham, with Wickersham now returning as defense counsel for Ledyard. The piece traces personnel shifts, political context, and debates over railway governance and directorate reforms with references to Swope, Sen. Reed, and San Francisco transfers.
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Cass Ledyard
New Haven Railroad Company
Federal Cour
United States District al Tones
Swacker
Itoines
Guurne
Wickersham
An Swacker
Ledyard
George W Ov Wickersham
Withershams
Aiternes Eeneral
Ais Roe Eetaol
Gust Fing
Washington
Mthasce
Vi Wickershims
Va Wadersham
Ftawiss Cary Lediard Th
Anu Wit
Jon Go
Benator Swoon
Evan Difare
United States
Senate
Naminagi
Jan Witegethe
Joung
Yustie
Jinti
Antral
Ithyis
Nike
Tenia Gass
New Varnane
Norman Rffpean
Inter
Oth
Satroan
Ani
Anttecistes Steel
Tone
Vn Corporatives
Jouw Lda
William
New York
Wallan
Sloane
Hare
Willaine
Henry
Yate
Erkley
Rippling Rhymes by Wait Mason Weathered Dreadful Week
A fragmented verse by Wait Mason laments persistent clouds and rain while rural life endures. Farmers voice grim resolve about harvests and stock, contrasting with a flood of jagged lines and mis spellings. The piece reads as a moody rural vignette.
Ponderous Raymond Poincare and the idle president
A satirical sketch by George Fitch portrays Raymond Poincare as a French president seen in dull repose while Europe roils. he is mocked as a powerful statesman reduced to ceremonial duties and idle idling between roles. The piece notes Poincare’s career from premier to president and his aging status.
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Raymond Poincare
France
United States
Dryland
Germany
Russia
Poinchre
Pans
J Rane
Larne Palace
Poincare Way
Thas
Lumylt
Washington
M Poincare
As Long as His Rivers Flow Into the Sea
Fragmented verse extols Southern rivers and landscapes, naming streams like the Chattahoochee and Tennessee valley lands. It envisions Native memory, mountain streams, and endless flow as a refrain of ancestral land.
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Todas
Atrele
Republican Possibilities in the 1916 Nomination Field
Examination of eight Republican booms for the 1916 nomination shows each figure either openly seeking the prize or backed by active supporters. Names include Burton Weeks Herrick Smith Cummins Mann Sherman Tulibanke and others, with varied seriousness and pocketed efforts noted.
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iProm Golvers
Theodore Burton
John W Weeks
Massachusetts
Fox
Myron T Herrick
Ohio
William Aiden Smith
Michigan
Albert B. Cummins
Tews
James K. Mann
White Senate
Lawrence ¥. Sherman
Ilinosa
Tulibanke
Indiana
Suggesting Service in The Philadelphia Ledger
In the Philadelphia Ledger, a report notes discussions by a cited U S sect at talks, examining how new voices might influence the country’s path. The piece emphasizes potential policy shifts and the role of public dialogue in shaping national direction.
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Philadelphia
Tothi
Cheerful goodFellow clubs aim to bridge street indifference
The piece notes a push for Good Morning and Good Evening clubs to foster neighborliness among men who meet daily but seldom acknowledge one another. It laments the stale social distance, warns against the “neighborhood crouch,” and calls for organized calm, friendly interactions to restore community spirit.
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Prom
Haverhill Gazette
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