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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
2
A circular letter urges signees of recall petitions to withdraw or withhold their names to avoid factionalism and spur harmonious, united action for Atlanta’s upbuilding. The letter cites prominent citizens Across professions and stresses courts over ballots for Chief Beavers issue, aiming to keep progress steady.
Census inquiry reveals steady expansion of Georgia manufacturing tied to Atlanta. From 1919 to 1924 Atlanta area investment in plants totals 36.096 million, up nearly 6 million in five years. Annual output reaches 41.375 million, exceeding the investment.
Five year comparisons show output rising over 25 percent and salaries up more than 15 percent to 9 375 000 annually in Atlanta manufacturing. Raw materials valued at about 23 million were turned into finished goods worth twice that amount, even as the number of manufacturing establishments declined from 483 to 424.
Rural credits require a definite, well established system as promised in 1912 and again urged now. President Wilson supports rural credit legislation to provide up to 50 percent of land value as security, aiming to end extortionate rates and build confidence in farming finance nationwide. The Democratic majority faces a duty to act before the next presidential session.
A war correspondent notes Russian soldiers praying for both sides and observes a gentleness not usually linked to combat. He reports Austrian prisoners in mining camps earning money and bank accounts, with questions raised about propaganda and humane treatment affecting enemy efficiency. Also mentions German Christmas toys and Santa Claus remaining neutral amid war.
A collage of old poems and notes includes a Christmas verse about Santa Claus, a diary-style missive from a Georgia moonshiner, political jabber about Congress and taxes, and references to holiday poems by Herman Hagedorn. The piece blends rustic lore with regional humor and public notices.
An eighth in a series argues against placing a school on parkland. It cites Mr Howell and Mr Nutting, urges park space for playgrounds and a possible art center or campus with trees, grass, and a stadium. The piece praises parks as cultural venues and calls for bonds to fund arts facilities and educational expansions.
As the nation aids Red Cross relief, the Raoul Foundation appeals to Georgians to buy Red Cross seals. The program funds state service against tuberculosis, with trustees urging a generous response across Georgia to support holiday relief and health efforts.
A fragmentary verse by Walt Mason contrasts a squandered life with visions of wealth. It recalls a gilded youth turning to myths of fortune while neglecting labor, ending with a caution to work and invest in reality rather than dreams.
Atlanta women crowd streets for Red Cross Christmas seal sales with two days left, raising funds for local tuberculosis relief. Volunteers from clubs, schools, and social circles, aided by bands and committees, will stand at street corners and entrances to collect donations for the Atlanta Anti-Tuberculosis Association.
The jeweler displays festive Christmas gifts centered on the Juliet set of two hat pins and two veil pins in various gold and platinum designs. Bracelets, filigree bands, rings, necklaces, purses, and ornate boxes attract attention, with attention to long forearms and fashionable wrist adornments. Jewelry boxes and hair ornaments are showcased as elegant gift options.
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