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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1914

Page

8

Subscription rules and distribution details for The Constitution

The notice explains US and Mexico mail subscriptions with weekly and biweekly rates, outside Atlanta pricing, and advertising contact. It lists Washington Bureau address, identifies John Corrigan Jr as staff correspondent, and notes Constitution availability in New York City retail outlets with pickup timing. It also disclaims responsibility for out of town carrier or agent deliveries.

United States Mexico Atlanta Constitution Washington S Street Nsw John Corrigan Jr New York City Isenet

Honest Advertising and the New Demand for Truthful Ads

A historic speech before New York business leaders by Richard H. Waldo of The New York Tribune urges a national awakening to honest advertising. He warns dishonest ads harm consumers and urge regulation, citing federal and state actions and the need to protect legitimate businesses from fraud through publicity and education.

New York Richard H Waldo The New York Tribune Waldo Max Cammanin Fonrest Tooma Erie Honest s.Ideas

Fulton plans seed for beef cattle boom in Georgia

Officials propose turning Georgia into a beef powerhouse by creating breeding centers in all 152 counties. Fulton to donate three purebred Hereford bulls to farmers who pledge to retain all heifer calves for breeding, aiming to boost domestic production and reduce meat imports. Georgia could save substantial sums by expanding local beef, cutting reliance on outside sources.

Fulton Georgia South Fulions

Georgia farmers urged to convert surplus into meat for profit

The piece argues Georgia farmers can end a market for every pound of feedstuff by converting excess hay and feed into fattened steers and hogs. It notes hinging houses boosted cattle, calls for immediate county action, and urges starting now to meet domestic and foreign demand in 1920.

Georgia Georgias

Women workers urged by Davison to form new survey group

Mrs Beaumont Davison wraps up the Emergency Association activities by naming a strong committee drawn from colleagues to push a plan for studying unemployment among women. The aim is to reveal root causes and build a permanent movement to secure work, training, and better opportunities for both city and rural applicants.

Beaumont Davison Emergency Association Meus Comanttes Chamber At Commerce

The Whip in the Church communication tron Rey

Rembert Smith of Varietta voices debate on church discipline and liberty of conscience. The piece argues against harsh excommunication, urging brotherly love, outreach to the needy, and preserving the church’s mission without driving away faithful members.

Rey Rembert Smith Varietta Flas Thes Mulder Agbralion Hera Ien

The Little Fisherman and a Springtime Feat

An old time voice recalls a fishing scene and rustic life with students of patience and nature. A storyteller weaves memory of rivers, fish, and seasons, alongside reflections on work, optimism, and community values amid rural imagery and long moored tales.

Editorial Praise for Progressive Stance on Governor Controversy

A reader letter from Sary SUIE manager Hlosser Co Mitoia dated April 1016 lauds the paper for a sane and far sighted view amid mudslinging over Governor Horstard Sour. The writer commends the editorial tone and progress oriented stance in the April issue.

Foltor Horstard Sarysuie Hlosser Co Mitoia

Love in the Desert and the Master’s Grace

A poetic reminiscence from Ernest Ngal of Calhoun Georgia dated April 6, 1918. The piece speaks of sin, redemption, and divine love as a guiding force through a spiritual desert. It contrasts human despair with heavenly providence and the benevolent influence of the Master.

Ernest Ngal Calhoun

Governor Manning Praises Constitution Efforts in South Carolina

The letter from an unidentified South Carolina figure urges government aid for diversified farming and stock raising linked to cotton, citing demonstrations by Cemsen college and agents. It emphasizes farmer outreach, practical steps for improving stock rails, and calls for action to support southern agriculture.

South Carolin @e Cemsen College Ua South Neuth Caealitee Stil

Fragmented Oceanic Memoir Guides Lost Armada Tale

The text presents a fractured narrative mixing nautical lore, battles near the Dardanelles, and stray phrases about submarines, ships, and a distant swimming match. Names and places blur, resembling OCR garble, with scattered references to Med, Westin, and distant shores. a rough wartime or maritime mood pervades.

Fragmented Voice of Church Members and Leadership Debate

A garbled summary survives showing tensions within a church and its elders over governance and membership discipline. The text hints at debates about obedience to church authority, enforcement of norms, and leadership roles. Names and clear actions are obscured by OCR errors.

Appling Rhymes by Walt Mason at the dentist shop

A humorous verse by Walt Mason mocks the painless dentist visit and the anxious patient. The speaker imagines foibles of dental aches and the awkward ritual of dental care, with playful, Rhymed lines about nerves, faces, and the waiting room.

Walt Mason

Industry in Every Town: Georgia Section Hails Cooperation

The Georgia Section of the American Chemical Society expresses appreciation for hearty cooperation in the movement to boost chemical industries in southern towns. The aim is to foster prosperity through chemistry, including paper manufacture, and to expand industry across the region. A. G. Avena, secretary, Ames, Ga, April 6, 1935.

Giorgia American Chemical Society Society Chemi Industries Interust Georgia Chemie Industrs

Emergency Association Aids Women into Work

The Lanersnes Association for Unemployed Women reports four weeks of activity assisting 202 unemployed women through the Emergency Field Wards Bureau. Efforts include a workshop and sales exhibit, with several women placed in visible work, while others await placement and training. The program notes progress toward a permanent employment plan and highlights ongoing community support.

Lanersnes Association For Besuimone Davison Wisouttiow Tts WM Brooke Oue Wong Mra Beaune Bindimork Thy Tikbans Ottin Diety Comruttes Aybar Rene Ty Malleus Craghet Boudan

Ellen Wilson Endowment Aids Mountain Youths of the South

An Ellen Wilson Endowment funds efforts to assist youths in the Southern mountains. The article notes donations and community plans to support education and activities for local young people amid regional austerity and charitable outreach.

Ellen Wilson Endowment

Leaders of Labor to Attend Second Mass Meeting

A second mass meeting is planned with leaders of labor expected to attend. The event, plus related remarks, focuses on organizing efforts and the involvement of prominent labor figures in addressing workers' concerns and collective action.

Leaders OF Labor

Great Opening in South America Promises U.S. Opportunities

A garbled but readable passage describes South American prospects benefiting from U.S. business ties. It references Argentina and Buenos Aires, mentioning cotton belts, trade banks, and a planned conference with ministers and treasury officials to strengthen commerce with the United States. The text suggests direct U.S. attention to South American markets and outlines anticipated arrangements and shipping plans.

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