Constitution Magazine Postal Rates and Distribution Notice
A historical notice outlines postage rates for the United States and Mexico, with monthly and weekly options for Atlanta and outside Atlanta. It lists staff contacts, distribution details, and the Constitution Building address, noting out-of-town carriers and agents are not responsible for advance payments.
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United States
Mexico
Darrier
Atlanta
KR Holliday
Constitution Building
Gole
Ichah
Washington
S Street
N. W
Joan Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Hoteling
Broadway
Times
Thirty-eighth
North Pacific
California
Colorado
Ohio
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Ths
C.F. von. Herrmann
U. S. Weather Bureau
Never Again Promised for the South at Rotary Banquet
J B C Pedder of Bradstreet spoke of rising southern fortunes after wartime hardships. He warned the outside world misjudged the South as broke, noted credit withdrawals but said the region would recover on its own strength without external aid, and warned against a repeat of melodramatic fear.
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Rotary Cun
Atlanta
J. B.C. Pedder
Bradstreet Company
Europe
South
Jeremiahs
A Timely Move: neutrals’ rights amid war shipping impasse
Washington renews representations to England and Germany on the presentee situation as two American vessels are destroyed in the war zone. The piece questions the viability of shipping neutrals’ cargoes, crew safety, and enforcement of international law as belligerents press their rights, risking semi paralysis of neutral trade.
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Washington
England
Germany
Europe
Europe’s Ports Tightened and World Food Trade
The text warns that a rupture in Europe’s port restrictions will trigger grave consequences as both sides edge toward concessions. It notes Europe must import war munitions and food from outside and that the old world cannot remain isolated from civilization. The speaker urges the United States to preserve its soul with patient restraint.
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Europe
England
Germany
Improved Grady Hospital Facilities Demanded for Psychopathic Ward
Superintendent Summerall urged Grady Hospital trustees to fix deficient clinical facilities and lack of a psychopathic ward. He warned that mixed white and Black clinics and inadequate observation space risk injustice, including sending sane patients to the asylum. Funding from Atlanta Medical College Fulton County and the city could establish a decent clinical footing and a long-needed ward.
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Summerall
Grady Hospital
Grady
Fulton’ County
Asylum
Atlanta , Medical College
Atlanta
Ohio Guernsey cow Murne-Cowan tops milk records
An Ohio State University report confirms Murne-Cowan the Guernsey cow breaks world milk production records. She yielded twelve tons of milk and 1,096 pounds of butter fat last year, producing 1,460 pounds of butter, highlighting a celebrated agricultural achievement over political grandstanding.
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Murne - Cowan
Ohio
Ohio State University
Murne
America
Washington
Marc’ Coway
Marne
Atmosphere by Rev J Wilbur Chapman spiritual pressures
Rev J Wilbur Chapman argues atmosphere shapes character and life, from business to home to church. He says personal sin, others' influence, or global surroundings can uplift or harm, and urges walking with Christ to sustain a lifelong uplifting atmosphere.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Christ
Shall We Outlaw the Buzzard in Health Debate
A 1915 letter argues hog cholera spreads through many sources beyond buzzards. It notes 700 cases and cites birds, people, livestock, and transport as distribution agents, concluding the buzzard is among the least harmful and should be protected, not outlawed.
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Buzzard
RI H. Deloac
Georgia
Pacific’ Northwest
P. J. Sara
Rippling Rhymes and Walt Mason in Old Mexico Chaos
Poetic wartime verse laments Mexican turmoil as bands of brigands seize wealth and governors falter. Citations describe skirmishes, ruined towns, and citizens hemmed by mayhem. Carranza and Villa figures appear amid a grim panorama of violence and failed governance.
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Mexico
Captain Tother
Carranza
Lydia Brevard Harris Craig Passes in Atlanta Attested by Reverent Eulogy
An obituary for Lydia Brevard Harris Craig notes her as a heavenly minded, beloved figure in the South. Born near Charlotte New York, she was the daughter of Dr Charles Wilson Harris and Mary Barringer. She married Rev John Newton Craig in 1862 and served with devotion in Holly Springs Mississippi and Clemson South Carolina. The tribute highlights her deep sympathy, wide influence in communities, and enduring memory in a Clemson churchyard.
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Atlanta
Craig
Lydia Brevard
Harris
Ilk Grove
Charlotte
N. Y
Charles Wilson Harris
Princeton
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Charles Harris
University of North Carolina
Mary Barringer
Paul Barringer
Matthew Brandon
Mary
Barringer
Hon
Moreau’ Barringer
Spain
Franklin Pierce
Victor Barringer
United States
International Court of Appeals
Alexandria
Egypt
Rufus Barringer
N. C
Abrs
Stonewall Jackson
Lydia
Burwell
Ceat
Lidia Brevard Warris Craig
Clemson
8. C
God
Boifeuillet's Tribute to Memory of Senator Bacon
John T. Boifeuillet delivers a memorial tribute to Senator A C Bacon praising his logic and occasional pathos. He recalls Bacon's impromptu oratory, steadfast truthfulness, courtesy, and deep faith, including a reflection on his last will and hope for eternal reunion with loved ones.
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Boifeuillet
Senator Bacon
John T. Boifeuillet
A. C. Bacon
Bacon
Senate
Schafer
Mount Washington Elevates New Hampshire Tourism
Mount Washington in the White Mountains draws visitors with dramatic views spanning half of New Hampshire and much of Vermont. The peak, accessible by automobile and the oldest cog railway, attracts travelers despite critics who downplay its height. Its surroundings boast grand hotels and scenic routes from Lake Winnipesaukee into the Pemigewasset valley, offering sunrise spectacle and rural New England charm.
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Mount Washinston
Mississippi River
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Great West
New York
Mount Washington
Vermont
Hote
Mount ‘Washington
Great Britain
Rigi-Kulm
Switzerland
Three drink limit at Hotel St Francis lounge sparks debate
A San Francisco Chronicle note reports a three drink limit in the lounge at Hotel St Francis, aimed at curb addiction but viewed as targeting women patrons. The item mirrors humorous jests about Roosevelt era policy, social norms, and brisk comment on prohibition era sensibilities.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Anne
Hotel St. Francis
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