Saintq’s Post Office Ad Rates and Distribution Details
Substantial garbled text shows a newspaper notice from Atlanta about subscription rates and advertising management. It references STANQ and STANQ, a postal matter, Main 5000 telephone, 1 Wk 1 Mo 3 Mos 6 Mos pricing, and a Constitution Building office with James A. Holloman as a correspondent. It notes The Constitution Washington office at the Ritz Carlton Hotel and sale of a periodical in New York City. It mentions Hotaling's and Broadway locations, and Associated Press ownership terms and disclaimer about advance payments and local dealers.
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Holliday
Constitution Building
Atlante
Constitution Washington
Ratelzh
James A. Holloman
New York City
Ap m
Hotaling
osty-Second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Broadway
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Focal Paws
The South Under Harding News Editorial Clash
A Boston Transcript editorial urges Harding to include the South in his cabinet, favoring a Southern Republican for commerce such as C. H. Huston of Tennessee. The piece warns that excluding the South would harm national welfare and risk partisan backlash across the nation.
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Boston Transcript
South
Harding
Seablanet
Transcript
C. H. Huston
Tennessee
Huston
Ohio River
Virginia
Texas
Swift Yet Orderly. Seattle murder trial verdict and women jurors
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports a burglar bandit murder trial ended in a death sentence within days of the killings of three officers. The jurors included four women, challenging claims of female unfitness for judgment as emotions were debated amid a pre suffrage style skepticism.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
West
Mixed juries prove more dependable for impartial justice
A Seattle case highlights a tearful plea for life but a four-woman panel and other jurors rejected leniency. The verdict was guilty without recommendation, underscoring belief that female jurors aid stern, orderly justice and deter crime.
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Seattle
Tearal
Justice Uke
Georgia
Simplifying Income Tax to Reduce Burden Nationwide
The piece urges simplifying the income tax system to eliminate complexity and costly filing. It suggests monthly payments for businesses, a one-page return with totals and exemptions, and fewer clerks. Critics note the current form is a legalistic puzzle requiring experts, and a simpler plan could cut costs and errors.
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Internal Revenue Office
Congress
Just From Georgia And Other Seasonal Snippets
A pasted Georgia newspaper collage features verse fragments and short items about spring, weather, and local quips. It mentions Albany Herald remarks on warm weather, Valdosta Times snake sightings, Tifton notes, and humorous lines from various papers like Marshall Mountain Wave and Hartwell Sun.
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Wess
Albany Herald
Valdostan Times
Charlie Parker
Sophan
John Spencer
Fts
Dalton
North Georgia Hills
Tifton Ganotte
Remedies for Excessive Perspiration of the Feet
Advice on foot hygiene and treatment for sweaty feet. Recommends daily powder inside shoes, cold-water washing, and a formaldehyde solution applied to toes and soles. Warns against tight garters and corsets, and suggests breathable shoes and light underwear for comfort and health.
Steamer Bico Disabled After Loss at Sea
Wireless reports say the steamer Bico was disabled mid ocean after losing a poller with the tank steamer Cathwood inflating her. The Hico, from Jutwer far, Noblis, road from Bres to Hampton Roads.
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Boston
Shipping Board
Cath'wood
Jutwer
Noblis
Bres
Hampton Roads
Romance of the Rockies From a Government Story
Washington columnist James A. Hollowomon extols the Interior Department’s Story of the Rockies, praising the government’s romance writing while recounting Rocky Mountain lore, ancient sea basins, giant dinosaurs, and a speculative future where mountains erode and continents reconnect.
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United States
The
Rocky Mountains
Interior Department
North America
Utah
Mississippi River
Ocean
What Should Farmers Do With Their Lands
Editor Constitution argues against broad horticulture shift given 1920s poor peach markets. Georgia experts warn high freight costs and negative returns from peaches after two bad years. Writer urges farmers to match crops to skill, marketing capacity, and per unit yield, stressing specialization over diversified cultivation. He notes Fort Valley growers faced substantial losses and urges careful, informed decisions. February 10, Fort Valley Ga.
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Georgia
Fort Valley Growers Stone
Ceres
The Cotton Situation As Seen by an Expert
An Georgia reader argues that financial policy, not overproduction, harms cotton markets. He cites deflation, financing gaps, and the boll weevil, urging state bonds and Wall Street buyouts to support 10 million bales in storage. He advocates farmer leverage to force fair prices.
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Timaa
Bu Ag
Corporation Plantar
Georgia-Carolia
South
Wall Street
Syhen
Tuba
Walkor
Sylvania
Boston Transcript Urges Southerner for Cabinet
The Boston Transcript suggests the next secretary of commerce could come from the South. It highlights Claude H. Huston of Chattanooga as a leading Southern candidate, praising his civic, business, and political leadership and arguing a southern Republican should hold the post if qualified. The piece notes Tennessee’s pivotal electoral role and urges a non professional politician with real capability.
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Boston Transcript
Washington
Florida
Tennessee
New South
Indiana
Huston
Ways and Means
Hareding
Republican Party
Congress
South
Southern
Nation
Harding
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
Interchurch Federation
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
New England
West
Parapanel
Nglang
Department of Commerce
Agricultural Commonwealth of Iowa
Acreage cuts and futures gambling threat in the South
Monroe Georgia letter urges Congress to outlaw futures gambling and for Southern legislatures to reduce cotton acreage by one third. The author argues a tariff and state occupation tax on cotton could stabilize prices, calling for a regional meeting of governors to act now. The piece, signed I A Feeler, reflects 1920s Southern economic pleas.
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Congress
United States
New England
Harvard
Yale
Moses
South
U Doss
W. C. and St. Le To Sell Bonds for 495000
Washington February 11 The Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railway received authorization from the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue 4950000 of first consolidated mortgage bonds to be placed in the carrier's treasury to retire an equal amount of underlying bonds.
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Washington
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Industry’s Highest Capacity Head to Lead Commerce Dept
The text discusses appointing a top industry figure to head the department of commerce and serve as the president’s adviser on complex foreign and domestic trade issues facing the next administration.
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Department of Commerce
Pilgrim stamps now being sold at post office
Pilgrim stamps authorized by Congress last May to commemorate the tercentenary of the Pilgrims landings are now on sale at the Atlanta post office. The three denominations are one cent green two cent red and five cent blue. The stamps bear Pilgrim Tercentenary text with Hawthorn blossoms and Mayflower borders.
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Congress
Salto
Atlanta
Straton’s stance on dancing to be preached in tabernacle
Dr. John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist New York will declare against dancing at a Berman Sunday service at the Baptist tabernacle. He argues the Bible condemns dancing except for religious joy by individuals or small groups. he arrives in Atlanta Friday en route to Greenville for a hunting trip. Sunday morning service in Newton precedes his Knoxville sermon.
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John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Straten
Dr. Straton
Atlanta
Greenville
Ntwnan
Christlang
Bits of New York Life in February Musketeers of Fame
New York City visitors from cinema bring glamour and money during the winter lull. The piece notes a vivid scene on Fifth Avenue and Broadway with stars and fans, including Mae Murray, fashioning a busy social life in hotels and eateries while journalists revel in celebrity allure and minor street commerce.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Hce
Egliris
the Biltmore
Sweet Potatoes Soon to Furnish Syrup in Ben Hill
Fitzgerald Georgia February 11 Special Everything is ready for installation of the sweet potato syrup experiment station machinery en route from Washington to Ben Hill with the location designated by the agriculture department. The plant will be in the Union Cotton Oil mill warehouse run by C A Newcomer, a pioneer in southern Georgia's sweet potato potential. If government tests prove cost effective, Newcomer may lead commercial development of the syrup to compete with other syrups.
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Fitzgerald
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Union Cotton Oil Mill
C. A. Newcomer
Newcomer
South Georgia
T Ia
Ben Hill Farmers Rebel At Prices Of Fertilizer
Fitzgerald Ga February 11 Unanimous farm bureau resolution calls for buying no more fertilizer until pre war prices. Farmers back market price for cotton next year and pledge 60 percent acreage reduction. Condemns L B Jackson and other officials. commends Crisp Newcomer and Fitzgerald chamber for sweet potato syrup study. Fertilizer shortages prompt shifting watermelons and sweet potatoes to land once used for cotton. Farm bureau to oversee the melon crop with aid of ADB A railroad agents. Fitzgerald hosts competing sweet potato markets and expands yam trade next year.
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Chas. R. Crisp
C. A. Newcomer
Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce
Fitzgerald
Farm Bureau
A. DB. & A. Railroad
Bishop Farrelly in critical condition in Knoxville
In Knoxville on February 11 the condition of Bishop John Farrelly of Cleveland was reported no better. A bedside statement said the bishop is far from satisfactory and not resting as well as this morning. The bishop's physician, arriving from Cleveland, assumed case management.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John Farrelly
Cleveland
Fitzgerald Legion Holds Special Meet
Fitzgerald February 11 Special National representatives of the American Legion from the War Risk Insurance vocational educational board and U S Public Health Service will address a special meeting of the Mars McDonough post here Tuesday afternoon Commander Cleon Howell said ex service men and legion members from Abbeville Rochelle Vienna Ashburn Rebecca Tifton Ochla Douglas Alma and other towns have been invited to attend.
Navy aviators killed in Cuba crash during practice flight
Washington February 11 Lieutenant John Henny Hertz Menken and John Frederick Walter of the United States Navy were killed near Guantanamo Cuba when their airplane wrecked during a radio instruction practice flight. Menken home was Garden City Kew and Wolfer home Lancaster Pa.
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Washington
John Henny Hertz Menken
John Frederick
Walter
United States Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy Department
Menken
Garden City
Kew
Wolfer
Lancaster
Treutlen Drives For Farmers Bureau Campaign
Soperton Ga February 11 special The drive for the farm bureau will begin February 14 and run through February 18 Eighteen school districts will be visited and mass meetings held at each place A county wide mass meeting will be held here at the courthouse on the last day of the campaign County Agent O B Watson will be assigned to this work by Assistant State Agent G V Cunningham of Athens and G T Pitman of Fitesorald ame
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Soperton
Farm Bureau
O. B. Watson
G. V. Cunningham
Athens
G. T. Pitman
Fitesorald
Wireless 10 to be used for market reports
Macon Ga February 11 Special Wells A Sherman of the bureau of markets Washington DC told the Melon Distributors association that wireless market reports covering all the United States will be started. One station already operates and Washington is sending messages within 300 miles. Ten stations could reach the entire nation and deliver market coalitions prices and movements to melon buyers and growers at low cost. Robert Taylor Atlantic Coast Line urged eliminating waste to aid war recovery.
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Macon
Wells A. Sherman
Bureau of Markets
Washington
D. C
Melon Distributors’ Association
United States
Sherman
Pavers
Robert Taylor
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Ile
Taylor
Florida
Gaillard
Central of Georgia Railroad
Savannah
Frc
Meier
Bureau of Plant Industry
New York
Oliver Snapp
Fort Valley
Would Establish Veteran Bureau for Ex Soldiers
Washington february 11 special the sweet subcommittee of interstate and foreign commerce resumes hearings february 14 on hr 14961 to establish in the interior department a bureau of veteran re establishment and for other purposes the bill consolidates the war risk insurance vocational education health service and other veteran functions into a single bureau advocating prompt adjustment for world war veterans with american legion support and bipartisan backing including the georgia delegation.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
Sweet
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Interior Department
Bureau of
Federal Board For Vocational Education
United States Public Health Service
American Legion
Congress
Amerian Leglon Executive Committee
Georgia
Miss Whitney Soprano to Farewell Atlanta Recital
The organ recital at the Auditorium Sunday features Miss Bazel Whitney soprano and Miss Mabel Whitney contralto with Charles A. Sheldon city organist. The sisters, well known in Atlanta, will depart soon on a four year country tour. W E B McRoberts chairs the community service committee for next Sunday's event.
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Bazel Whitney
Mabel Whitney
Charles A. Sheldon
Community Service Department
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
McRobertsom
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