Constitution Publishing Co Office In Trafalgar Square
The London Office of Constitution Publishing Co invites Southern visitors to view Trafalgar Buildings and its facilities. A 12 page to 86 page paper is noted with special reading and reception rooms as a feature. Postage rates for international orders and traveling representatives are listed.
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Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
London
Constitution Office
Horton
Canada
Mexicor
TW. H
Charles H. Donnelly
FE. L
L. B. Wilecox
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
Jackson
Messrs
R. Ts. Canjames T. Carter
Clade A. T
Fe. Constitution Publishing CO
Valentine
Tom
Marie Bill
Kimberley
Cecil Rhodes
Advertising Managers for Atlanta Territory
Subscriptions offered to subscribers for one year or six months. Notices note post office eligibility in Atlanta Georgia and classify as second class matter.
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Hols & Holliday
Constitution
Atlanta
Eredt
Atlanta, Ga
J-clags Matter
Santa Georgia Strife Over Neill and Public Confidence
A 1900 Santa Georgia notice decries farmer Neill and his “graves green” scheme as cotton prices rise Eight cents and up see speculation falter while confidence in the gentleman farmer wanes The piece shifts to Georgia politics debating race, education funding, and white versus black control amid evolving public schools and regional development
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Henry Mr. Neill
Neill
Albert
Mr. Neill
Rae
Education and race in the South confront looming costs
The article urges Georgia and the South to fund white higher education, arguing state colleges must be enlarged and white and black schools balanced. It cites gifts totals, notes southern colleges receiving scant funds, and calls urgent action to build up white institutions, with plans for Georgia to educate thousands of boys and girls despite regional inequality. It discusses economic shifts, trade, and a Bible vs science debate, condemning the misuse of scientific hypotheses while defending biblical creation and evolution as adaptability.
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Georgia
Isis
Thei
Glenn
North
Nce
Luyury
Kegee
McDonough
Massachusetts
Booker Washington
J. L. M. Curry
Capon Springs
South
United States
West
Andrew Carnegie
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Athens
Scientife Association
Michael Faraday
Charles Darwin
Adam
Mr Walian Urges Trade Remedy On Cotton Debate
In sharp commentary from Manchester, Mr Walian criticizes current cotton prices and a British dependence on American supply. He proposes a British trade commission to locate cotton sources globally, but notes transportation costs and shifts in production could erode English manufacturing power and alter global roles.
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Liverpool
Manchester
America
Waltan
Richmond
Atlanta
New Orleans
Texas
England
Wallan
Trade Commission
Lancashire
South
India
White Primary Debate Spurs Georgia Democratic Revival
A Georgia Democrat urges The Constitution to spearhead an old fashioned Democratic revival, proposing a statewide white primary for all offices to unify the party. He warns against allowing Negroes to vote in primaries and argues for party purity and council support to deter infidel theories tainting faith. Local editors weigh suppressing Negro participation and bolstering white Democrat unity across counties.
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Georgia
Constitution
Constitution—t
State Committee
Cupid and Fortune Teller Valentine Sketch
A playful verse portrays Cupid and a fortune teller in a card game of hearts. The speaker vows caution as Cupid determines the lover's fate, asking if the beloved will be golden haired or gray and if riches and grace will arrive.
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Cupid
Valentine
Over the Bleak Hills and Valentine Verse Parade
A collage of verse and comic notes from Georgia era humor. It includes a valentine poem about distant hills and a longing beloved, dialect comedy bits about preachers and valentines, and satirical lines on politics, war, and local figures. The piece blends sentimental song with spoof dialogues and frontier humor.
Fitted for the Position in Quitman Bank Session
The Quitman Free Press notes the election of B Rountree as president of the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Quitman. A stockholders meeting last Tuesday elected a board of directors for the year: J B Rountree J G McCall J H McCall W W Walker W J Haddock S Bennet and H M Young. J B Rountree chosen president. J H Davis cashier. H L Young representative. The retiring president J H McCall agreed to continue.
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Quitman Free Press
B. Rountree
Merchants and Farmers’ Bank of
Quitman
Merchants and Farmers’ Bank
Messie
J. B Rountree
J. G McCall
J. H. McCall
W. W. Walker
W.J. Haddock
S. Bennet
Ameme J Cummings as Bryan running mate considered
The Philadelphia Press notes The Atlanta Constitution suggests Ames J. Cummings as a potential vice presidential candidate alongside William J. Bryan. It argues his strong party loyalty and consistent voting record would strengthen the ticket, while earning broad respect even among opponents.
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Philadelphia
Atlanta Constitution
Ames J. Cummings
William J. Bryan
Cummings
Curtimings
Elin
Valentine Folklore and Love Superstitions Across Eras
A historical overview traces the feast of Lupercalia through early Christian reforms, noting February 14 as St Valentine’s day and recounting English Valentine customs. It cites Pepys and Self Culture Magazine anecdotes about billets, gifts, and rituals, alongside anecdotes of bay leaf charms and egg yolk salt cures for binding love before year end.
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Lupereus
Lupercalia
Valentine
M@isson
England
Scotland
Hig Vlentine
Pepy
Will Mércer
Mr. Blossom
Romeo
Juliet
Self Culture Magazine
Readers praise Mr Smith's planned Georgia history book
A. D. Candler lauds Rev George G Smith's proposed work The Story of Georgia and the Georgians praising its truthful, statewide focus and calling for subscriptions to publish. A letter from Hogenville Ga commends defending working women against a ministerial critic and notes Constitution editorials on industry and taxes inspire readers across Georgia.
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Eoitor
Meco Telegraph
George G. Smith
Georgia
Mr. Smith
Smith
Cicero
Capitol
Court Hearing Seeks Action On Trust and Bond Defaults
A damaged OCR record describes a court petition involving a company in default, seeking to restrain mortgage property action and bonds. The filing asks for court orders to prevent interest actions and protect bondholders while trustees examine the trust and possible liquidation. The case references a March court appearance and potential investigations into the company’s finances and stockholder interests.
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Threu
Dorsey
Soi
Phore Compal
Alexander & Tree
Banking
I. Lumpkins
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