Subscription Rates and Delivery Details for The Constitution
Atlanta December 6 1915 subscription rates listed for mail in the United States and Mexico with prepaid terms. Pricing includes daily and Sunday editions and weekly options with monthly and annual rates. Local and out of town delivery note different rates and distribution points. Advertising manager is J Pr Hvuliday and bureau contact No 177 & Street NW. The Constitution is sold in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue at several newsstands.
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Mexico
Daly Seas
Atlanta
Constitution Building
Washington
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Constitution
New York City
Times Building
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Twenty-ninth Street
Promise and Performance as World Lesson in Organization
The article argues that readiness through organization defines success in war and peacetime. It contrasts German execution with Allied delays, highlights Napoleon as a symbol of strategic organization, and urges harmonious, coordinated effort across nations, communities, and nations to achieve goals through prepared, deliberate action.
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Germany
Hetween
Russia
Hiustory
Napoleon
Europe
Teutonic
Teutons
France
No Place for Him in Prosperity Says Republican Press
The pessimistic Republican press concedes rising prosperity as evidence on every hand, stating that facts remain undeniable despite lack of cheer. The Philadelphia Rec
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Philadelphia
Pink Overalls and a Growing Dyestuff Industry
The piece argues that dye shortages push workers toward pink or gray uniforms while U S dyestuff production rapidly expands from 3 000 to 5 000 short tons yearly, with a aim to reach 16 000 by next year. It notes new plants and self reliance, plus need for protection against German dumping after wartime.
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Philadelphia
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Congress
Germany
Optimism overtakes calamity howlers in prosperity surge
A Philadelphia contemporary notes the roar of engines and steam whistles drowns out calamity talk as experts and headlines from New York Tribune attest to an unprecedented era of commercial growth. Timidity in business is unfounded. optimism is supported by statistics and trade resorts, with calamity howlers returning to the prosperous fold.
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Ord
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
America
Holiday Poem by Martha Hodgson Featured in St Nicholas
A December St Nicholas Magazine poem by Martha E Hodgson, praising a night of joy and gifts for children, with references to Gabriel and festive imagery. Includes note on Hodgson’s contributions and honors, and a separate verse urging readers to hurry to the hills for morning glory and heavenly grace.
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Martha E. Hodgson
St. Nicholas Magazine
Martha E Hodgson
Fred G Hodgson
St Nicholas
Gabriel
Charmang
Fortune and faith mix in a laboring man tale
A rough collage blends a get rich quick pitch with snippets from stories and poems. It recalls a father and sick friend anecdote, moral lines from Little Wayside Sermons, and reflections on effort, forgiveness, and character.
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Dalton
Baxter Smith
Times
My Grandmother's Turkey Tail Fan
A frail nostalgic poem details a grandmother's bronze brown turkey tail fan kept in a mothproof case. It recalls camp meetings and hymns, notes its leather handle, and its role in guiding singers and backsliders, ending with reflections on memory and tradition.
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Samuei Minturn Peck
Vanity Dens
Alender Wits
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Dan
Gstandmother
Earth
Millennium Coming Fast Says Dr Flinn Sermon
Rev Richard Orme Flinn of North Avenue Presbyterian preached that the millennium is near with Christ’s second coming. He cited three fulfilled conditions: worldwide evangelization, ongoing war worldwide, and Jews returning to Jerusalem. He warned the millennium is not the end but the start of 1,000 years of Christ reign, then noted his trip to Chicago for church councils.
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Commission On Evangelization
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Presbyterian Church
History of Elkdom Shaped by Memorial Day Address
The Atlanta lodge of Elks held its annual memorial service at Forsyth theater with a large audience. David B. Smith of Charlotte spoke on Elkdom’s history and its duties to the dead, highlighting charity, patriotism, and brotherhood.
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Atlanta
Avanta Lodge
Miks
Thur Brothers
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Elks
Wikdom
Hikdom
Germany
Martin Luther
Lfe
Mfe
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Jolly Corks
Matthiewsen
Wo W.memminger
O Donnelly
Harry H Bates
Lodge
Solon Drukenmiller
Shepherds” Puueger
Whitten
David B. Smith
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Aligere
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Salon Drukenmiller
P C Donnelly
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J J Flynt
Griffin
Ty Jose E Pottle
Political Sermons Will Never Win Atlanta Says Pastor
Dr J Edwin Hemphill preached at Pryor Street Presbyterian last night arguing political sermons fail to win Atlanta for Christ. He urged a broad charitable Christianity, facing Atlanta’s spiritual condition honestly, and cautioned ministers against turning attention to local politics or personal matters. He called for a missionary zeal and unity to lift the city toward moral renewal.
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Ing Setmon
Atlanta
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J. Edwin Hemphill
Hemphill
America
Georgia
Jeana Christ
Chriat
Jesus Chriat
Rippling Rhymes By Walt On Old Virtues In Politics
A nostalgic verse laments loss of old-fashioned virtues like honesty industry and sobriety. It contrasts plain folk wisdom with popular speakers, urging adherence to traditional values and debt avoidance as guidance during political times. The piece concludes by recalling virtues that sustain society and endure beyond departure.
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Halcyon
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