Notice to Subscribers and Washington Bureau Note
Early 1910 advertising and subscription notice for The Constitution outlines rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions with outside Atlanta pricing. It lists staff and Washington Bureau contact details and mentions distribution and delivery, plus a string of political commentary and editorials about Taft, Roosevelt, and Congress.
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Atlanta Seeks Bond to Cut City Death Rate
A historical piece argues that reducing Atlanta's death rate by 160 deaths per thousand will strengthen the city through healthier, more energetic citizens. It urges citizens to vote for a bond to remove disease sources, linking public health to earnings and community vitality.
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Mail and Express Charges Debate in Congress
A congressional dispute questions whether the government pays more for mail car transport than private express firms. Senator Gore advocates a Senate resolution to force a detailed comparison of costs across routes, train operations, and railroad charges to reveal true service costs and justify postal deficits.
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City heart drives costly improvement debate
A fragmented observation outlines arguments for enhancing local utility routes and riverfront projects. It notes the choice of routes, perceived expense, and the role of engineers, asserting that proximity to the city's core justifies costs and that time, not money or skill, governs progress.
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Southern Railroads Urged to Invade the West for Opportunity
Colonel W. S. Witham reports New York financiers push southern development and urge young men to come south. The piece pleads northern railroads to aggressively expand into southern territory, arguing real growth lies in bold, persistent southern access and outreach. It laments cautious western carriers and calls for active invasion of the West with strong messaging.
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Justice to Atlanta Northwest Side Street Plan Debate
The piece discusses improving Northwest Atlanta from Mitchell to Marietta and Marlette streets by extending West Alabama Street and bridging gaps. It argues existing isolation harms rapid access to downtown and urges upbuilding of the middle districts through better thoroughfares and connections to the city center. It references the focus of community activities and broader regional access.
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Old Home Moments In Patchwork Georgia Skits
A collage of dialect sketches and anecdotes from the Georgia countryside and small towns. Bits include a weathered farmer longing for rest rather than plow work, a rural philosopher, and snippets about pride, humor, and daily life. The notes mix verse, dialogue, and humorous vignettes from local voices and newspapers.
Southern farmers push toward food independence in Georgia
Cherokee County leader Canton notes progress in roads mills and stone resources. Jackson County commerce grows with a cotton mill, stores, hotels, and powerful land value increases. Dothan and St Andrews Bay named as developing trade routes and a proposed canal bill in Congress could lower freight costs to Atlanta before Panama opens.
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Atlanta bids for model encampment tournament relocation
Atlanta officials led by Coronel H. Pomere lia and Brigadier General Albert J. Mills plan to secure the model encampment for Atlanta. Nashville hosts this year, June 19 to 26, with 2300 regulars and major Army units. Local leaders pledge chamber cooperation to win the bid for next year.
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Forsyth Street Theater Nears Opening In Atlanta
Atlanta theater company lessees prepare Forsyth street playhouse for opening. Jake Wells plans to meet with Henry DeGive and Hugh Cardoza plus Realty Trust president Ansley to finalize takeover and discuss potential Orpheum vaudeville act. Curtain design features a street scene including Piedmont hotel and Prudential building.
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Very Live Sick Man Is Frank Donnelly At Greenberg Firm
Frank Donnelly of Greenberg Bond Bloomfield near New York is not near death as rumors claimed but said to be as healthy as meat prices allow. Since yesterday he has answered many anxious calls, asking friends to not worry and to know his general welfare remains sound.
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Fights for Children in Savannah Habeas Corpus Case
John M. Lubeck files habeas corpus in Savannah seeking return of five children aged from fourteen months to nine years kept by their uncle J. F. Dobson. Father pleads the maternal home is unfit for the children. The unusual suit centers on custody and guardianship.
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Early Primary Sought in Sumter County Georgia
Americus Ga January 31 Sumter county will seek an early primary to nominate members of the legislature and all county officers. The primary would be separate from congressional and gubernatorial contests. Incumbents for county offices expect to run for reelection with no major changes anticipated.
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