Subscription Rates for The Constitution Newspaper
Rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions with advance payment required. Inside Atlanta carrier rates are 65 cents per month, 12 cents per week. outside Atlanta 60 cents per month, 34 cents per week. Advertising manager J R Holliday directs territory calls. Washington Bureau contact Mr John Corrigan. Copies available in New York City after 2 pm. listed newsstands in Times Building area.
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J. R Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
Street
N. W
John Corrigan
Atalf
New York City
Hotaling
Broad Way
Thorty-Second Street
Timea
Drop It in the Kettle Salvation Army Christmas Drive
The Salvation Army runs its Atlanta Christmas campaign at busy street corners to raise funds for basket dinners and relief. Every penny dropped goes to the poor, with overhead paid from other sources, aiding food, clothing, and winter relief beyond Christmas.
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Salvation Army
Atlanta
Bhosy
Farmers Visit University Spotlighting Education Rise
North Carolina farmers, led by National Farmers' Union president Charles S Barrett, tour the University of North Carolina as part of a broader southern drive for educational uplift. About 151 farmers attended, dinning with faculty and students in Swain Hall, amid a shared aim to link farming communities with higher education and state university work.
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Charles S Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Farmers of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
South
Durham
State University of North Carolina
University
Graham
Swain Hall
Georgia
Tifton unity model eyed for Atlanta growth
A Georgia press dispatch reports Tifton residents buried factionalism and united behind a Young Men's Democratic Progressive league administration. They plan a $109,000 bond issue to fund a new high school, city hall, fire and water projects, and a municipal electric light plant. The piece urges Atlanta and other cities to imitate Tifton’s harmony for rapid civic advancement.
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Tifton
Citzens
Triton
Tift County
Young Mens Democraticr Progressive League
Georgia
Atlanta
Clouded Mirth and Quiet Rain Across a World
A fragmented poem collage blends weather mood with reflective lines on rain and peace. It mixes dialect notes about Christmas joy and small town life with brief snippets from philosophy and lyric verse, forming a nostalgic, moody snapshot of season and sentiment.
Wilson Herald and Prophet Of New Age Says A W Smith
A. W. Smith of Atlanta argues that President Wilson is the herald and prophet of a new age, praising his address to Congress and likening the nation's growth under leaders from Washington to Lincoln. He frames Wilson as providentially appointed to guide the United States toward a serene, beacon-like role for the earth.
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Congress
Hamilton
Washington
Marshall
Tincoln
Wilson
Grady
Alex. W. Smith
Atlanta
Sellals
House of Representatirs
United States of America
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Civil Service
District of Columbia
Faliasy Mail
Post Office Department
When Love Grows Stronger by Wightman F Welt
A fragmentary poem collage depicts apocalyptic visions and prophetic voices. It juxtaposes religious doubt with war imagery across grim landscapes, ending with an institutional cue pointing to Amory University in Oxford Georgia.
Farmers Rally for State Education and Literacy Gains
The passage praises county schools and state university efforts to stamp out illiteracy through time and money, calling education a joint campaign. It highlights farmer support as vital to education, noting their visit to the university inspires both institution and students working with pride and determination.
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Poe
North Carolina
Puzzles and politics mix in Atlanta council notes
Councilman Edward Hamilton Inmas writes riddles about traffic laws and teases readers with answers. A councilman avoids a jaywalking fine after a stunt at Alabama and Forsyth streets. Alabama Street eyes a White Way with new street lighting. City marshal chases tax delinquents who registered without paying taxes. Committees move to discard old documents as year end nears.
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Atlanta
Edward Hamilton Taman
Council
Jay
Alabama
Forsyth
Johnsing
Vinson files bills to restore rural free delivery service
Georgia congressman Carl Vinson leads a push to repeal automobile based rural free delivery changes, restore routes to 1915 standards, and evenly lengthen routes. He also promotes bills restricting readmission of naturalized citizens who join foreign wars and several civil service reform measures along with a postage rate reduction proposal.
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Vinson
Senate of Georgia
Georgia
Washington
Post Office Department
Carl Vinson
Congress
Georgia General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Bellion
Ono
Billa
House of Representatives of the United
Ddlates of America
Sermon by Dr Lyons Explores Christ in the Pulpit in Atlanta
The First Presbyterian Church heard Dr. Lyons discuss a Christ centered approach to preaching in Atlanta. He noted Jesus visited Nazareth and preached to the poor, stressing the gospel as a heart searcher and urged ministers to wield spiritual influence over politics and civic corruption. Lyons promotes Bible study for men at 9:45 each Sunday and a 14 lecture Paul series on Wednesdays at 8. He previews next week’s focus on Paul’s heritage and education.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Lyons
Christ
Jesus
Fils
Nazareth
Atlanta
Old Jerusalem
Lyons
Paul
Negroes Assure Y M C A Building By Subscribing $6500
Atlanta’s colored Y M C A reached its goal at a mass meeting in the Auditorium as $5909 was raised to complete the $25,000 guarantee for the Rosenwald donation. Governor Nat Harris and local leaders urged better citizenship through YMCA work. Prominent whites joined in backing the project and pledges from many Atlantans followed, with donations from David T Howard and others. The site on Butler Street between Auburn and Edgewood avenues was chosen, and construction is to begin soon.
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Atlanta
South
Nat J. Aarris
Charles J. Haden
FP. J. Paxon
W. Woods White
L. B. King
Pryor Street Colored Methodist Church
C. H. Cabias
International Negro College Y. BM
Y M CA
Georgia
White
Rosenwald
YMCA
Hfe Perry
A. D. Williams
H. H. Pace
B J. Devis
5. Cunningham
E. H. Webster
Twentieth Century Woman's Club
Husbands and the husbandry of love alluded in satire
A satirical piece on marriage compares being a husband to a serious full time job. It notes men become husbands around twenty one, and duties include paying bills and handling chores. It lampoons the quest for a perfect spouse, the varying costs of brides, and the fragility of marital success with a humorous tone.
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Iris
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