The Constitution Publisher’s Ad and Oddities Column
A jumble of ad notices for The Constitution Publishing Co of Atlanta and miscellaneous political and social quips. It mentions staff and delivery areas in New York, travel reps, and subscriber notices, followed by a stream of satirical remarks on politics and current events, with indulgent humor and dated references.
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Constitution
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Forty-second Street
Park Row
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Constitution Publishing CO
Atlanta, GA
Roll of Honor Completes Atlanta Charity Roll
The Constitution publishes the final installment of names joining the Associated Charities at $5 yearly. From an initial 800 members, the roster now exceeds a thousand new names in two weeks, doubling the charity’s capacity. Credit goes to the Order of Old-Fashioned Women, engaged by The Constitution’s editorial call, plus Atlanta’s civic women, directors, business leaders, Mystic Shriners, churches, and organized committees for their rapid mobilization. The campaign marks a historic milestone and reflects the city’s progressiveness and public conscience.
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Climan
Atlanta
Constitution
Mystic Shriners
State Good Roads Day in Georgia February 22
President Fred Whites of the Good Roads Club urges Georgia to observe February 22 as Good Roads Day with county seat meetings. He advocates forming county clubs to back road work, align with county commissioners, and promote road improvements as convicts are slated for road labor. Citizens’ active participation could drive progress statewide.
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Washington
Fred Whites
Good Roads Club
Georgia
White
Guy
Boad Ikanen
The Father of Free Quinine Revival in Cartersville
An article argues Dr. W H Felton of Cartersville deserved credit for leading the movement to remove the import duty on quinine. It recounts his role in the forty sixth congress, the battles on the house floor, and notes a rival bill bypassed committee scrutiny. The piece praises his humanity and lifelong service, calling him the father of free quinine.
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Ann
W.H Felton
Carteraville
America
Quitine
Pasage
Cartersvile
The East Turns Inward in Modern International Strife
A terse analysis notes a global shift in power dynamics as Western nations previously pressing for concessions in Asia now face a reciprocal string of pressures. The piece contrasts past rhetoric on race and influence with a new order where Asians seek footholds in America, signaling a dramatic reorientation of global relations.
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America
Japan
Orient
China
Tribute to Women of the South in Confederate Monuments
The New York Tribune lauds South Carolina moves to erect a monument to Confederate women acknowledging their wartime labor on depleted plantations. The piece praises the heroism and devotion of Southern women, urging future generations to remember their sacrifice beyond battlefield glory.
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South
South Carolina
Confederacy
Tribune
Yen
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the Tribune
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Herolam
Thas
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Frias
Georgia Folks Songs and Winter Weather Verse
A fragmentary local piece mixes rural Georgia dialect poetry about spring plowing and winter storms with light notes on a wedding and an editor gone hungry. It references Miss Morning, Brer Rabbit, a hurricane in winter, and a box supper at Keith Academy, all through a folksy, regional voice.
Letters From the People Editor Responds on Carmack Death
A letter from Rev W oC SBIDEL of Austell Georgia defends temperance policy and disputes claims tying Governor Patterson or Cooper to Reverend Carmack’s death. He explains Carmack was killed in a street duel, not murdered, and urges accuracy against misrepresentation amid the Tennessee prohibition debate.
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Tennarmé
McCormack
Tim
Carmack
Cooper
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Qooper
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Max TV
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Roe Mora
St. Paul's Fatheran Church
Nashville
Tye
Napoleon
Warmly Commends Judge Gilbert Amid Lopsided Charge
A local grand jury special charge commends Judge Gilbert for timely action. The report recalls a recent arrest of an elderly man named George Hops who wielded a rope and cap urging a mob to lynch a Black woman, Mrs Jones, amid a broader fearsome climate.
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Gilbert
George & Hops
Buwarday
Literary Fair notes on Fleming and Johnson anniversaries
A long essay reviews William Fleming and a survey of upcoming centenary celebrations for authors and figures tied to 1809 1809 births include Darwin Lincoln Poe Tennyson and Johnson plus an appreciation of English language influence and library work by American scholars.
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England
America
Eagar Atlan Foes
Mesars Routledge
Muses
Henry Me
J H Ingram
Poe
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Darwin
Edward FutzGerald
Lord Morleysaye
Gladstone
Mint
Mark Lemnon
Beet
John Hill Burton
Hunter
London Library
W. F Skene Wumen
H OX Burton
Scotland
IBBI
Cowlen Clark
Fanny Kemble
Georgia News Letter Condemns Violence and Supports Law Enforcement
The letter endorses swift actions against a condemned violator, praises authorities for harrying the prisoner out of town and into a different county, and urges all citizens and newspapers to back strong enforcement to preserve civil order and state security. It warns that lax defense would embolden further violence and calls for united public support.
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Aibert
Silagod
Gilbert Hesetown
W. J. Northem
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