The Constitution Advertising Rates and Distribution
The notice lists subscription terms Six months one dollar twenty five cents twelve months three dollars and fifty cents weekly tri weekly and daily Sunday options. It names the Washington Bureau Hibbs Building Fifteenth Street with John Corrigan Jr in charge and distribution through New York City newsstands and carriers. A traveling representative D L Crowley is noted and subscribers warned against other agents.
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Wee
Atlanta
Allan
Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
the Constitution
Hibbs Building
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan, Jr
New York City
Hutaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Unshackle Atlanta Charter Revision Assembly
Citizens meet at the Kimball house to organize for charter revision. Public sentiment favors reform to modernize governance, with councilmen largely supportive. Today's conference seeks cooperation between council and citizens to set a decisive, non hostile plan and move beyond delay.
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Kimball House
Atlanta
The New Trade Lane in Parcel Post Rise
The parcel post, inaugurated January first, quickly proves a major economic and commercial event. Public doubt fades after 24 hours, as the system connects city and country, producer and consumer, in a transformative exchange. The extent and impact of this revolution remain to be seen.
Parcel post zones expand from Atlanta trade hub
The article describes the 50 mile Atlanta core and extending zones as the parcel post network grows. It notes quick delivery from the city to rural routes, boosting farmer revenues and country merchants, and urges publicity of Atlanta trade advantages to stimulate nationwide orders.
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Atlanta
Post Office Department
Pareel Post
Atlanta’s parsimony cripples city schools and future rulers
A New Year critique cites Dr. Lindholm and Superintendent Slaton condemning low teacher pay, crowded classrooms, unsafe buildings, and archaic equipment. Despite Atlanta’s wealth and $5,000,000 borrowing capacity idle, officials cite lack of funds. The piece urges decisive reform and questions persistent municipal stinginess.
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Atlanta
G. Lindholm
New York Bureau of Municipal Research
W. M. Slaton
Slaton
Dr. Lindholm
Lindholm
The Modern Moloch by Philip Weltner
The author condemns harsh prison policies that chain and starve inmates and exploit their families. He contrasts a brutal image of Moloch with the suffering of a condemned man’s wife and children, arguing for a higher duty than fear and punishment. The piece calls for humane reform and questions the wealth extracted from convicts.
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Moloch
Philip Weltner
Prison Association of
Georgia
Character Cameos From Robert V Carr No 68 69 67 675
Readable excerpts present profiles of characters labeled No 68 No 69 No 67 and No 675. Descriptions cover a married woman aged 40 with two sons, a laborer aged 88, and a public appeal for audience contributions through a receptacle at the Auditorium Armory. Includes commentary praising maternal influence and worker integrity. Mrs Gabrielle Boeckh listed with address.
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No. 69
Nead
Lta
Auditorium Armory
Musical Association
Gabrielle Boeckh
Format Avenue
William M Evarts Retired From Politics and Business
New News of Yesterday recounts William M Evarts career from delegate to the international monetary congress in 1881 to the Senate term that ended in 1891. It notes his declining eyesight, inherited Sherman blood weakness, and the impact on his public service and later life.
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William M. Evarts
United States
International Monetary Congress
Evarts
New York State
Johnson
Hayes
United States Senate
Senate
Wyarta
Olange
O. H. Platt
Connecticut
Evarta
Roger Sherman
Litchfield County
Sherman
Simeon BE. Baldwin
Senator Evarts
Senator Hoar
Yale
Hoar
Enthusiasm Drives Action and Change Across All Roles
Enthusiasm is the fusion of heart head and determination guiding effort toward the Main Chance. It sparks action moves projects and even reshapes maps and history. Apply enthusiasm at work at home and in daily tasks to ignite progress and keep momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Great Unknown behind the Waverley Novels
For years in the early 1800s the Great Unknown title shrouded Scott as the author of the Waverley novels. He kept the secret while producing abundant work at Abbotsford, posing as a mere clerk and enjoying readers’猜猜for years.
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Waverley
Court of Sessions
Scott
Abbotsford
Michael Scott
Walter Scott
Robert Chambers
Fortune
Baronet
Abbottsford
Vaudeville as a Museum of Stage Art and Novelty
The piece treats vaudeville as a varied stage form offering nine chances of pleasure per show. It contrasts vaudeville with drama and notes the mix of offense and delight from acts such as singing fat men and violinists. It argues vaudeville succeeds by pleasing some portions of audiences and envisions a future with safer anaesthetics for disliked acts.
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George Mathew Adama
United States
Parcel Post Brings Gains for City and Farm, Barrett Says
Barrett, president of the National Farmers' Union with over 2,090,000 members, sees the new parcel post, starting January 1, as a revolutionary step benefiting farmers, rural merchants, and city residents. He praises The Constitution for advocating the system and predicts higher purchasing power for farmers, closer city country ties, and broader rural development as the program spreads.
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Farmers’ Union
Charles 8. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Barrett
America
Congress
Parcel Post
Yao
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Clark Howell
W. L. Halstead
Raby Robinson
Ibert Howell, Jr
E.R. Black
B. W. Grad
Council
Senator Bailey
Robert V. Carr
E. J. Edwards
By & J. Edwards
Edwards
George Matthew Adams
Bazaine
George Fitch
Constitution
South
Logan Waller Page
Leslie
New Jersey
State Highway Commission
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