Constitution on sale in New York city by 2pm next day
The Constitution is on sale in New York city by 2pm the day after issue at Newsstands along Broadway and Forty second Street, Times Building corner, and via advance payments to out of town local carriers or agents. The notice lists John Corrigan Jr as staff correspondent in charge and provides billing and distribution details.
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Washington
John Corrigan, Jr
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second
Street Times
Thirty Eighth
Twenty-ninth Street
Acquaintance With Flag Inspires Civic Duty
The piece urges readers to learn the flag's history and reflect on liberty and love of country. It emphasizes patriotic duty and the value of knowing what the flag represents. It appeals to readers to remember history and stand for national ideals.
Federal intervention in Georgia mob violence sparks regional debate
A collection of editorials argues Georgia bears blame for lynching violence and warns that federal intervention looms. It cites mob failures, inadequate state action, and calls for strong leadership to end the terror, urging drastic measures to purge the commonwealth of mob rule and restore law.
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Georga Wanat
Flag and Schools in Virginia Reform Plan
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports four proposals to raise the Stars and Stripes over every public schoolhouse in Virginia. The idea aims to foster reverence and patriotism during school hours with daily flag displays. Critics note concerns about appropriate occasions and the impact on immigrant citizens advocating a careful, respectful use.
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Virginia
Richmond Times Dispatch
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Atlanta Home Ownership Push Promotes Modest Houses
An Atlanta feature urges buying or building modest homes up to six thousand dollars, arguing favorable terms and low cash needs. W J Beatie, renowned for long-term plans, says many homes can be purchased with minimal or no cash down and paid like rent, building equity over time. The piece extols ownership for personal and city growth, noting high renter rates and urging a citywide campaign to expand home ownership.
Efficiency on the Job and the Power of Quick Action
A Harpers Magazine note on speed is cited with a Montana bridge emergency. It emphasizes instant action over deliberation, showing how a rushed plan can save time and money. The piece links efficiency to universal demand and broad praise across trades.
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Harpers Magazine
Montana
Budge
Enagy
Ring the Dollars Ring War Humor Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mixes songlike lines about Ring the dollars ring with quips about war and a Zeplin. It includes noisy slang and a London Opinion gloss and ends with a note about Arkansas Democrat wiring in a line about a man too loud to night.
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London
Paw Grabtel
Arkansas Democrat
Eivery
Morning Light and Heathen Philosophy in Hack Smith’s View
An array of fragmented lines and reflections from Hack Smith in The Charlotte Observer touches on dialect, theology, and social critique. The passage mentions weather, wealth disparities, and a sense of longing as Nancy departs, framed by a mix of poems and musings.
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Hack Smith
Charlotte Observer
Modest Old Maid and City Hall Verse Collage
A fragmented collaboration from a city hall poem features verses about a modest old maid, church scenes, and social quirks from poets James Gardner Woodward Jesse Warren Armistead and others. It shifts to a prose section praising charity deeds, a young weather prophet, and local civic notes on tax books and park work. The piece ends reflecting on a writer’s life and public service.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason about Frick and charity
Poem recounts Christmas shopping and a Pittsburgh bank collapse with Henry Frick exposed as a hero who ensures children receive their money. Aladdin lamp imagery contrasts a millionaire’s heart with a white soul. The piece critiques wealth and救赎 through rescue of needy children and has a satirical tone.
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Santa Frick
Pittsburg
Henry Frick
Aladdin
Sidney Lanier Dreamer and Singer of Beauty
Charles W. Hubner portrays Sidney Lanier as a devoted poet and priest of art. He celebrates Lanier’s divine, nature rooted muse, moral vision, and transformative power of poetry and music shaping the world and love.
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Charles W. Hubner
Foods They Build or Destroy Chapter
A critical editorial warns of adulterated chicken feed and unsafe foods for children and poultry. It links nutrition to disease resistance, cites a case of mass chick deaths from tainted feed, and argues laws regulate food purity to protect children and poultry. The piece urges education on nutrition in schools and accountability for food fraudsters.
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Bonyance
Apme
Univeraitiea
Buy Or Build Now Says Beatie Expert In Rent Term Sales
Beatie urges readers to buy homes now arguing land value will rise postwar and building materials will spike. He champions monthly payment plans as the path to homeownership, emphasizing civic pride, personal growth, and long term equity over renting. He notes many Atlanta families can buy with current conditions and advocates market liberal terms by developers.
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Atlanta
W. J . Beatie
Beatie
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Leiter
Surene
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Buch
Hye
Bome
Jiwang
Harsoter
Cam
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CyurHe
Peachtree
Ansley Park
Druid Hills
Bishop Keiley Urges Public to Stand Against Mob Law
Bishop Benji J Keiley of Savannah Atlanta voices a call for Georgia to uphold the absolute supremacy of law over mob action. He condemns lynching and urges electing officials who enforce statutes, warning that public opinion often favors disorder and that only legal punishment can deter killers. He cites prohibition’s failures and urges missionaries to support lawful authority rather than mob justice. February 2 1916.
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Bishop Keiley
Georgia
Murner
Benji J Keiley
Savannah
Atlanta
Atlanta Homes Offered on Liberal Terms to New Residents
Atlanta real estate push highlights attracting newcomers by offering homes on liberal terms to establish roots quickly. Motivated by long term wealth through ownership, brokers urge renting as foolish when gradual payments lead to full ownership of Atlanta's wealth-producing real estate.
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