Constitution ad page sale and distribution details
The Constitution announcing daily and Sunday subscription rates and advertising management. It lists the Washington office at the Raleigh Hotel, sale in New York and various New York stands, and notes AP news use rights and nonresponsibility for advance payments to out of town agents.
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Holliday
Constitution
Atlanta
Washington
Raleigh
James A. Holigman
New York City
Hotaling
Frontway
Morty
Thirty-Eighth Street
Broadway
Twenty-Ninth Street
Associated Press
Atlanta Bond Push Warns of Fire Risk to Schools
Frank M Inman chair of the bond campaign warns that $8 850 000 in municipal improvement bonds are needed to upgrade waterworks, or a major fire at Girls High could devastate Atlanta schools. Superintendent W F Dykes emphasizes fire protection must be funded now to safeguard students and public safety.
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Frank M. Inman
Jewish Educational Alliance
Inman
W. F. Dykes Liiewise
Atlanta
Ted
Tax debate note hints at income tax gaps
Fragmentary OCR indicates a commerce department official mentions an income tax issue and cites 167,210 gallons of jet imported, suggesting a report on tax or trade matters with unclear locality or date. The readable text shows no city complaining about lacking an income tax and references customs or import figures.
Health Reflections From Early Dry 1820 Medicine
A remark on the United States during the dry period of 1820, noting that medicines used for medicinal purposes may imply the overall health state of America. The comment suggests a historical link between medical practice and national wellness during that era.
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United States
Waycross Jacksonville road defense and garden planning note
State Highway Engineer W R Neel defends the department over Waycross to Jacksonville road decay, citing late funding and ongoing work since 1919 1920 and urging public patience. Also urges planning for a home garden despite February chill and notes wider garden enthusiasm across the state.
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W. R. Neel
Waycross
Jacksonville
State Highway Department
Neel
Georgia
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Mr. Neel
Just From Georgia and Weather Chatter From Home Town News
A compact column from Georgia notes playful poems and light items from home town papers. Entries mention folk like Joan Burks and Lester Anglin, local weather verses, odd eaters, and seasonal musings with rural humor and neighborly updates.
Comrades Sought From Murfreesboro Civil War Charge
A Rockmart Georgia man seeks contact with any participant in the Murfreesboro Tennessee courthouse charge by the First Georgia Cavalry. He recalls casualties including captains Crabb Seawright and others, notes doors battered by two men, and mentions taking roughly fifty Union soldiers and several Confederate prisoners. A. H. York asks to hear from witnesses.
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Murfreesboro, Tenn
Georgia
J. C. Crabb
Seawright
Surgeon Witcher
Anson Thurman
William Hale
Perkins
Zuber
Bille
Morgan
Jasper York
Slim Brown
A. H. York
Georgia Calvary
Rockmart
Spring Sprouts and Sprays Awakening Nature
Poem-like reflection by Charles W. Hubner on spring awakening and renewal. Notes buds, birds, and the season's revival as a symbol of inner eternity. Encourages the reader to find faith in nature's life beyond the tomb.
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Charles W. Hubner
What the Stars Predict for Today
Astrological note warns of an unlucky day with a curse on weddings and possible dissension. It urges restraint in important decisions and notes birthdays that may see a successful year if undertakings are avoided. Those born today are described as methodical and likely successful.
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Boston
Tate Wheeler
Night Critics Gather For New York Theater Debuts
New York figures from Woolcott to Burns Mantle convene nightly at a high rent tower to judge theater openings. The Death Watch clublike circle includes Metcalfe, De Foe, Nathan, Kaufman, and Alan Dale. A fragile chorus of insiders, gossip, and loyal colleagues shape Broadway lore amid humor and ambivalence.
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New York
Dresden
Paris
Wooltcott
The
Times
Metcalfe
Big Braun
the Tribune
de Foe
World
Burns Mantle
Denver
Dolly Madigan
Cholly Knickerbocker
Mortis Paul
Kencny Allen
Leo Marsh
Morning Telegraph
Reamer
Sun
Kentucky
George Jean Nathan
Vitrol
Jay Kaufman
Alan Dale
Spirit That Made Atlanta Bonds Promise Growth
Thomaston Times discusses Atlanta proposing to issue millions in public improvement bonds for schools and paving. Despite criticism, the column predicts the bond issue will pass and Atlanta will keep growing, praising the city’s spirit versus other Georgia towns.
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Thomaston
Atlanta
South
Georgia
Georgia Book Collection Q and A for February 22
Editor asks about Georgia Book Collection Day origin and running details. Answer explains Georgia Federation of Clubs started the drive to donate books to those in need across the state, open to all citizens, and highlights focus on youth in state training schools and orphanages. Books to be sent to Atlanta Carnegie Library for Miss Charlotte Templeton and state books to Miss Templeton, care library commission, State House.
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Georgia
Georgia Federation of Clubs
Drary Commission
Atlanta
Carnegie Library
Charlotte Templeton
John K. Ottley
Library Commission
Go Higher In Life The Daily Talk From George
The speaker urges rising above petty annoyances and aiming higher to gain strength and perspective. He compares aviation breaking through storms to personal ascent, notes how delegation grows power, and cites Elihu Burritt’s study and later leadership. The message: pursue higher goals, endure effort, and keep rising to rise above limits.
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Elihu Burritt
Westmora College
Health Talks on Constipation Habit Motives for Early Life Care
Dr Brady outlines dangers of early castor oil use for babies and warns against reliance on artificial feeding. He cites constipation habit risk from first doses, improper nutrition, and lack of varied foods, urging physician guidance and gradual dietary changes with juices and meats. Also includes Q&A on left handedness and scarlet fever recovery.
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Raven
Supreme Court of Georgia Action in Commerce Case
A garbled court record from Georgia references a Supreme Court judgment with parties including a judge and various names. The mangled text mentions a plaintiff and errors or concerns in the case, with scattered names and affiliations. The fragmentary note hints at a formal appellate or trial court action.
Small Crop of Cotton Will Make More for Farmers
Auburn Georgia letter argues small cotton crops yield more profit than large ones. G L Wood cites 1905 10,005,000 bales at 13.9¢, 1914 16,135,000 bales at 8.8¢, and 1943 15,693,000 bales at 8.8¢, claiming land saved and soil enriched with food crops would increase overall farm wealth and soil health. He urges diversifying to produce corn, meat, and wheat while reducing cotton acreage.
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United States
Bere
G. L Wood
Auburn
Agnes Saunders Dies in Kirkwood At 76
Agnes D Saunders a longtime Kirkwood resident died Monday at her home at age 76. She leaves two sons W T Saunders superintendent of a local cab and baggage firm and C E Bauthers of Greenwood Mississippi, and a daughter Miss Genevieve Saunders. Funeral arrangements note interment in Starkville Mississippi.
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Agnes D. Saunders
Sislent
Kirkwood
W. . Saunilars
Cab and Baggage Company
E. Bauthers
Greenwood
5. C
Genevieve Saunders
Saunders-avenua
Starkville
Mise
Atlantans urged to aid in financing foreign trade
Percival Smith of The Constitution spoke to the Atlanta Foreign Trade club on how new foreign finance corporations will extend long term credits to support international trade. He stressed the need to educate all citizens about subscriptions and securities, not just bankers, to keep farms and factories supplied and markets open abroad.
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United States
Lole
Percival Smith
The
Constitution
Atlanta Foreign Trade Club
Smith
America
Europe
Ladies of Camp Tiger Anderson to Host Benefit Dance
The Ladies of Camp Tiger Anderson United Confederate Veterans plan a benefit dance at the Elks Club Tuesday starting at 9. Tickets are available from committee members or at the door, with an excellent orchestra and a prize waltz feature. Committee members include Mrs. E. B. Williams, Mrs. T. J. Golden, Mrs. Margaret McCrary, and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
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Tiger Anderson
United Confederate Veterans
Elks’ Club
Mra
Mra. E. B. Williams
Mra. T
Golden
Margaret McCrary
Charles Anderson
France Opposes Carpentier Berlin Exhibition Bout
Reports from Berlin claim Georges Carpentier, France's national boxing champion, may participate in a lucrative exhibition bout in Berlin. Paris shows pride in his popularity but warns it would be dishonorable for a champion to seek notoriety for money.
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Paris
Josd Ja
Berlin
Georges Carpentier
Breiterstrater
Gays Tai Presse
Carpentier
France
Merrot
Campbell Company Expands Road Sales and Building Supplies
Campbell Company reports a rise in road sales and expanding service for its coal and building materials sectors. Officials anticipate a strong year ahead, noting increased construction activity and a larger labor force. The firm added a full stock of wire nails in common to finishing and casing types to enhance service.
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K. C. Campbell Coal Company
Aft
Campbell Company
White House Bakery Pastry Sale At McClure's
White House Bakery products including bread rose pies and pastry go on sale at McClure's Five and Ten Cent store starting Tuesday morning per an announcement by officials of both firms. The sale aims to convenience patrons as the bakery repackages into McClure's.
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White House
McClure
Monnday
Glure
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