Constitution Building Ad Rates and Distribution Details
The Constitution outlines advertising rates for territory outside Atlanta at 60 cents per month or 1 cent per week with a 600 Dally and 499 Sunday weekly 3.09 By Carrier. The Washington Bureau address is 19 No 7 8 Street NW, Mr John Corian Jr, staff correspondent, and copies are sold in New York City by p in the day after issue at Hotalings Newsstands Broad Way, 38th Street and Broadway, Times Building car 1, and 29th Street and Broadway. The paper disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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No predicting to what financial heights we shall yet arise
A terse public remark reflects on future economic gains as European powers confront ongoing military strain and drew out conflict. The speaker argues resilience and growth despite bayonet and artillery diversions, hinting at continued commercial and monetary expansion.
The Schools of the Farms in North Carolina Progress
North Carolina schools on the farm life program advance education across the South. The Charlotte Observer notes efficiency at these farm life schools offering affordable, even free, instruction with practical courses for girls in cooking sewing and household economics and boys in farm mechanics.
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North Carolina
South
Charlotte Observer
Observer
The Real Hardships of War as Told by a 105-Year-Old Woman
Mary Edwards of Oxfordshire recalls Napoleonic days with a memory that spans Victoria's accession and modern warfare. Her vivid tale, cited in The London Chronicle, suggests future evils greater than those endured so far.
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Mary Edwards
Oxfordshire
England
London
India
Austalia
Confederacy
Edwards
Europe
England to Mobilize American Securities to Pay War Debts
The article explains England considering mobilizing American securities held in Britain to pay for war goods from the United States, aiming to support the pound and maintain exchange. It notes estimated securities between 15 to 40 billion dollars and discusses impacts on US markets, trade, and wartime economics, with reflections on food costs and postwar payback.
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France
Fagland
United States
England
America
Sandy Claus and Molly Under the Mistletoe Verse Echoes
Fragmented verse and notes mix dialect poetry and holiday sentiment with references to Sandy Claus Molly Under the Mistletoe and a poet’s journal. Miscellaneous lines mention authors publishers critics and a humorous debate over a Texas Judd Lewis Day amid holiday nostalgia and rustic countrified imagery.
Retiring Grand Master Is Given Handsome Charm
George F Dickson, retiring grand master of Capitol View lodge No 640, Free and Accepted Masons, received a jeweled Masonic charm at the lodge’s last night election of officers in its Stewart Avenue temple. Past Grand Master Thomas H Jeffries presented the gift, praising Dickson’s efforts to elevate the lodge, and Dickson pledged continued service. A photo of Past Master Louis Wilheit, the lodge’s first master, was also given to the fraternity.
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George F Dickson
Capitol View Lodge No
Stewart Avenue
Thomas H Jeffries
Dickson
Capitol View Lodge
Loutia Wilheit
Wiliam F. Staten
Campbell Wallace to lead lease commission secretary role
Campbell Wallace, long serving secretary of the railroad commission, will act as secretary for the lease commission under an arrangement with the West Term and Atlantic League commission. The lease commission will provide a stenographer. Wallace will be paid a nominal 100 per month. The move aims to save the state 1800 to 3600 annually, replacing a full secretary’s salary. The January 4 meeting will set procedures and compensation for three citizen members, with Governor Harris and Chairman Candler coordinating.
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West Term
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Agricultural Department
Price
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General Assembly
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Zovernor
Walker
Supreme Court
Horace M Holden
Holden
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Western and Atlantic Commission
Wo A Wimbish
Louisville and Nashville
Governor Harris praises Battle Cry of Peace film in Atlanta
Governor Nat Harris spoke from a box during a wartime drama screening at the Auditorium Armory praising the picture and urging public support for military preparedness. He lauded the Fifth Regiment and orchestra, urged recruitment, and urged all Atlantans to see the film which advocates peace and showcases American history through dramatic scenes. Proceeds support equipment for the Fox Mert and other war efforts.
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Auditorium Armory
Harris
Fifth Regiment
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Market of wondrous gifts for Christmas at Atlanta shops
The Atlanta market features replenished holiday goods with many gifts and novelties. From marble busts and bronze ornaments to carved mahogany book holders and elegant lamp sets, items cover home decor, tea tables, frames, baskets, purses, and travel bags. Shoppers are urged to pick from a wide array of furnishings, jewelry boxes, and handsome cases as a smart seasonal choice.
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Isma Dooly
Atlanta
Syntegied
Papa
Scuce
Ens Pocket Booka
At Good Old Siwash on Poetry by George Fitch
A humorous sketch tracing poetry from Homer to modern times. It notes changing practices, editors, and poets, from carved stones to ink, discussing rhyming debates, meter, and the rise of late poetry with playful critique.
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George Fitch
Siwash
Financial chorus and city hall recall chatter in 1914 note
The piece mixes a civic message with a verse about town finances. It cites receipts and taxes, mentions a Southern Bell payment of 21616.166, and records a check for 14.87 at the tax office. It notes a First Ward Improvement Club forming with officers and urges voters to register and pay taxes to be eligible.
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Council
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Faust Ward
Corrie
Henry Wolfe
F Hell
TA Cong Kegdurer
J L Peacock
Henry Wolte
Lhaten
Eginter
Settlement Home Girls to Receive Big Christmas Tree
The Women’s Business Club meeting at North Avenue church house pledged help for Settlement Home girls. Wr Elizabeth B Combs urged support and several members sent gifts. Wilco Stowers offered a Christmas tree for all girls at the home, and others requested participation in entertainment.
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Combs
Hamer
Thriath Business Womens Club
North Avenue
Irnian
Wilco Stowers
East North Avena
Grady Hospital Interne Saves Life by Blood Transfusion
Grady Hospital interne D N Mathewnon, a recent graduate of Aflante Medical College, donated his own blood to transfuse into his dying brother W A Mathewson of Longtown to halt an internal hemorrhage. The procedure occurred after doctors determined transfusion was the only chance to save the younger man, who was on the road to recovery following the lifesaving exchange.
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Aflante Medical College
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Longtown
Bia Feap
Atlanta
Hia Brothers Woliestation
Mathewson
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