Constitution is Second District Newspaper Ad To Daily
Holliday, advertising manager for the Constitution in Atlanta, reports the paper is on sale in New York by 2pm the day after publication. It lists hotel stands and street corners where copies are available, warns against advance payments to out of town dealers, and credits the Associated Press.
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SB Holliday
Constitution Building
Sels
Torritory Cathde of
Avlanta
Conatitation Washington
Raleieh
James A. Hollomon
Cor Fesputdenk
Hotalingo
Barty Second Street
Times Boltaing
Garner
Thirty Eighth Street
Broadway
Ninth Street
Cartera
Associated Press
Way to Success: Adair Center Mobilizes for Bond Vote
Civic group in the tenth ward urges heavy local mobilization to support an $8,850,000 municipal bonding proposal on March 8. The Adair School Community Center notes broad endorsement from Civitan, American Legion, and other organizations and calls for intensified ward and neighborhood organization to ensure victory and progress for Atlanta.
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Adair School Community Center Association
Tenth Ward
Adair
Civitan Club
American Legion
Atlanta
A. M. E. Campaign for 5 Million Drive in Georgia
The African Methodist Episcopal church launches a nationwide four year survey and drive for five million dollars aimed at converting colored people. In Georgia Bishop J Flipper leads as director general with Rev John Harmon and Rev T J Linton overseeing survey and evangelism. The effort seeks 250000 members and equal dollars in the state to support charity benevolence missions and sustenance of superannuates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgia
Flipper
John Harmon
T. J. Linton
Uplift Workers in Georgia and The Metric System Debate
The article praises three southern colored uplift workers in Georgia as exemplars for the colored race and urges support from Georgians. It then discusses federal action on adopting the decimal metric system, noting international trade benefits and a ten year transition path with broad backing and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Europe
William C. Redfield
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Bury Trouble: Cheerful Work in Georgia Fields
The Albany Herald urges leaving the trouble behind and joining cheerful workers in the home fields. It cites Savannah News praising work as a path to bury troubles, urging abstention from despondency and noting better times as crops sprout. Rural labor is framed as the path to prosperity and renewal.
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Albany
Gur Albany Contemporary
Savannah News
Good Times
Georgia
Nuggets From Georgia and Other Readings
A collage of short column items from The Greensboro Herald-Journal includes wry verse about Valentine wishes and honey, light quips on public life, a Bird’s Love Song vignette, a note on editors’ balancing acts, playful winter playgrounds, and a Pembroke Enterprise tale about a moonshine discovery in a rabbit trap, with a Dublin Courier-Herald jibe about a cabbage patch becoming banned tobacco.
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Shaddoer of the Pine
Georgia
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Tha Chilawse Blada
Winter
Pembroke Enterprise
Bryan County
We Grow Not Old We Are But Children Yet
Poem excerpt reflecting on aging and time. The speaker asserts enduring youth in spirit, despite Time's approach, noting lived joys and pains from spring to life’s milestones. They express hope, rebuilding after loss, and sowing seeds of joy as age advances.
Star Weather and Fate Prediction for April Birthdays
What the Stars Predict. The text forecasts luck in evening hours, warns of self-pity and low mood, and notes two appearances of the sun and moon throughout the year. It predicts a kingly fall after the first April event, advises farmers to protect tents in spring, and suggests travel and change for those born this day. It also expects thoughtful, studious children who pursue unusual vocations despite distractions.
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Stara
Organized Labor Back Bond Issue To Aid Atlanta
Organized labor supports an $8.85 million bond proposal using Atlanta's unused bonding credit to improve public facilities. The piece argues funds will help schools, water, sewers, hospitals, and transit, benefitting the working masses and promoting universal suffrage participation, including women voters. It warns nonvoting parents about future impacts on their children and urges immediate voter registration and participation.
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The
Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Organized Labor
Georgia
Ptosis sisters satire on Gastrop tosia and Enteroptosis oper ations
A humorous correspondence piece mocks discussions of ptosis stomach disorders and X ray findings. It jokes about gastro enteric terms as a stage act with imagined relatives like Old Grandpa Nephroptosis and Aunt Hepatoptosis, while favoring rest cures over surgery and noting the absurd fear of displaced organs.
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Gastro
Entero
Ptosis
Mke
Perapa
Negro Ministers Join City Betterment Drive Says Holmes
Rev. B OB Holmes of the Holmes Institute told congregants at the first Baptist church of Reynoldstown that colored ministers churches and civic groups are aiding a movement for better streets schools and homes. He urged citizens to keep premises appealing as it boosts city wealth and health. Rev. Lewis Foster echoed that colored people are always ready to cooperate with good movements.
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B OB Holmes
Holmes Institute
First Baptist Church
Reynoldstown
Lewis Foster
Tyson writes card on insurance case
Dr Tyson, a Fulton county indicted physician, releases a card denying false certificates in insurance claims for Hattie Battle. He says he examined her once, diagnosed rheumatism, and supplied a prescription while defending his actions and asserting he will pursue all legal steps. He criticizes Bankers Health and Life Insurance for the case and vows to justify his conduct.
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Hattie Battle
Dublc
Hattie
Alek
Bankers' Health and Life Insurance Company
Jacobs
Del
Tyson
Marcus Show Enjoys Midnight Feast in Atlanta
After the curtain fell the Marcus show company was hosted by local friends at Healey restaurant. Mrs Florence Allison prepared a tempting menu and guests stayed late despite a morning train. They then left for Parkersburg West Virginia for a week’s engagement.
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Atlanta
Marcus
Healey
Florence
Allison
Parkersburg
W. Va
Not Always to Blame in Fall Says Dr Noe Sermon
Dr Noe denounces double standards of morals and the working poor as causes of many women’s falls. He cites the Mrs South baby case and argues fathers and society share responsibility. He urges living wages, parental training, and practical Christian social service to safeguard fallen women.
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Rav Israel H. Nos
Church of the Incarnation
South
Noe
Mra South
Mrs South
Christ
Mitchell
Dr Noe
Atlanta
Magdalene
Mfe
Welcome Home Admiral McCully and seven Russian wards
A large audience at Anderson SC First Baptist Church welcomed Admiral Newton A McCully and his seven adopted Russian children returning home. The service featured child songs in Russian, a moving chorus of faith, and a touching moment as the youngest child calmed in the admiral's arms.
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John
Christ
Stanley Leavell
Sultan's Emissary Joins Master's Foes in Istanbul
Constantinople february 12 the sultan today received a telegram from izzet pasha sent to angola in december to negotiate with turkish nationalists he said he joined the nationalists all are deserting me the sultan tore up the telegram izzet begged recognition of the angora assembly sovereignty to forestall a new sultan tewfik pasha and other delegates left for london to attend the conference on near eastern questions carrying instructions to make peace at any price if the nationalists agreed
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Constantinople
Izzet Pasha
Angola
Izzet
Angora
Tewfik Pasha
Georgia Tech campaign gains broad backing across state
Georgia business leaders and prominent figures unite in support of a $5,000,000 fund to develop industrial Georgia through a Greater School of Technology. They call Tech Georgia's job and pledge generous personal and civic support, emphasizing skilled technicians as vital to state growth and prosperity.
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
W L. Robuck
Cordela Sash, Door and Lumber Company
State of
Matheson
Fred J Orr
Athens
United States
Darling
Warcroxs
School of Teche
B M Hood
B Mittin, Hood Brick Company
Atlanta
Greater
Gordon Jones
Cor@ele
Georgia School of Technology
Wow Munds
Cedartown
Georgian School of Technology
8S Adams
Campalen
Novel Features Planned For National Ad Convention
The Advertising Clubs of the World will hold its Atlanta convention with an inspiring Sunday opening service at City Auditorium on June 12. National ad experts will speak along with a musical program. Julian Boeh leads a reception committee to assist visitors. Boy Scouts, hotel and car arrangements, and large scale entertainment are planned by A A Jameson, J Tray Zare, and LeRoy Rogers. A mammoth Hast Lake celebration closes the week with a grand supper and memorable features.
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Advertising Clubs of the World
Atlanta
Adt Club
City
LeRoy Rogers
General Entertainment Committee
Hast Lake
Dinner Features Humane Society Campaign Today
Atlanta Woman and civic leaders attend a 6 30 dinner at the Peacock cafe to support a Humane Society drive targeting 10000000 in funds. Speakers include Captain John P. Burke and Jerome Jones among others as efforts continue to place the organization on solid footing after 48 years of service.
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Atlanta Humane Society
Peacock Cafe
Atlanta
Civicrfa of
John P. Burke
Society
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Sprole Lyons
Stevens
Fifth Congressional Dstrict of Women's Clubs
John A. Manget
We Woods White
Suspect Held After Auto Accident Injures Woman
Suspect Co B. Hines, 22, of 45 West Harris Street, jailed by Patrolman Harm after a Saturday night auto collision that injured Mrs. O N Hoyt of 21 East Alexander Street. Hoyt suffered a fractured knee cap head wound and probable internal injuries. hospitalized. The driver led Harm to Hines claiming responsibility, and fled the scene.
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Co. B. Hines
West
Harris Street
W. R. Harm
O. N Hoyt
Alexander Street
Ivy and
Peachtres ‘Atreets
Hoyt
Hines
Memorial services for Senator Martin held in Washington
Memorial services were held in the House for the late Senator Thomas Staples Martin of Virginia, longtime Democratic leader of the Senate. Representative Montague presided, with Virginia delegates and others speaking. Martin had never sought public office until his 1892 election, and Carter Glass succeeded him as secretary of the treasury after his death about a year ago.
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Washington
House
Thomas Staples Martin
Virginia
Senate
Montague
Repub Heang
Martin
Carter Glass
The
Treasury
Emory Glee Club Set for Friday Concert at Grace Methodist
Emory University Glee Club directed by Dr Malcolm H Dewey will perform its second season show at Grace Methodist Church Friday at 8 o clock. Foster Barnes and Byron Warner star among soloists with the Emory University Mandolin Club and orchestra backing. The program blends serious music with light sketches and a pantomime burlesque about law and court life.
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George McDonald
Timory University Glee Club
Grace Methodist Church
Malcolm H Dewey
Drift Hills
Pas Foster Barnes
Reacher
Windalay
Byron Warner
Aliay
Garry We Bach
Supreme Court of Anl
Emory University Mandolin Club
Glee Club
University Orchestra
Yaarab Temple Dance At Druid Hills Club
The third Yaarab Temple dance under the dance committee will be held at the Druid Hills club Wednesday night. Formal attire required with fez for nobles. Members and visiting Shrine card holders admitted at the door. the event aims to surpass prior dances in attraction in the crowded ball room.
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Yasarab Temple
Carolina jurist dies after long illness in Chester
A South Carolina Supreme Court justice, Gee Gage, died at his home in Chester on Sunday after a long illness. The untimely passing ends a noted legal career and prompts tributes from colleagues across the state.
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Carolina
Chester
Gee Gage
South Carolina Supreme Siuste
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