The Constitution Washington Bureau Ad Listed
The Constitution announces its Washington Bureau is housed in the Hibbs Building with John Corrigan in charge. It lists New York distribution points at Hotelings News Branches and streets near Broadway, Madison Square 6814, and traveling reps W W Blackburn C B Minn W J Stoke. Avoid paying any unauthorized person.
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the Constitution
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Taft and the public view in a January 1910 piece
The Atlanta article reflects on Taft's presidency amid tariff debates and high prices. It cites The Chicago Record-Herald praising a fair chance for the president while noting criticism from within his party. It mentions attempts at tariff revision, insistent public concerns, and ongoing distrust of Washington.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
Winona
Record-Herald
Taft
Roosevelt
Man Bird Achieves Mile High Flight Near Los Angeles
Louis Paulhan in a Farman aeroplane rises from a field near Los Angeles to an altitude of four to five thousand feet while carrying passengers. The feat underscores potential conquest of air travel though dangers remain. The piece blends aviation marvel with satirical asides on society and politics of the era.
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Louis Paulhan
Los Angeles
Paulhan
The South’s Crest of Opportunity and Southern Destiny
The piece records Don Farnsworth and A M Kitchen praising southern agriculture industry and railway cooperation. They urge national publicity, reader interest, and coordinated action by southern people and railroads to unlock the region’s climatic soil and mineral advantages. They foresee decades of national focus on the South and urge organized southern urgency.
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Don Farnsworth
Chicago
A. M. Kitchen
Baldwin, Ga
National Farm Land Congress
Messia
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Kitchen
Atlanta
Mr. Kitchen
Land Congress
Farnaworth
Chicago Association of Commerce
South
Papera
Railronda
Southern Development
Carrying Science to the Acres in Farmers Demonstration Work
Dr. Starman A Knapp explains federal farm demonstration work in Macon touring the south to connect farmers with the department. Agents select a progressive farmer who tests seed and literature, follows headquarters instructions, and hosts monthly checks. Thousands learn by doing science in agriculture.
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Macon
Sait
Ttan
National Farmers’ College
Farmers’ ‘Union
Hinds
Asme
Sleeping Southern Railroads Spark Broad Editorial
Thousands of American settlers migrate yearly from the West into Canada while western railroads invade southern newspapers drawing large southern crowds to the West. A national protest grows over laxity, with Dixie adopting sleeping southern railroads as a slogan. The Chattanooga Times editorial echoes this view as northern papers question southern railroad management.
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Chattanooga Times
Fight Against the White Plague in Georgia Meeting
The Georgia Anti Tuberculosis and Sanitary Society holds sessions in Atlanta as deaths from tuberculosis in 1909 set a grim record. Leaders urge legislation, education, and coordinated action by state and community to curb the disease’s growing toll and improve sanitary conditions.
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Atlanta
Georgia Anti-Tuberculosis and Sanitary Society
Hau
Georgia Anti-Tuberculosia and Sanitary Society
Georgis
From Georgia to a Money May Be a Wedding Tale
A collage of verses and snippets from old papers features a satirical song about cash driving love and daily life. It includes a wedding notice sample from The Camden Register, a skeptical New Year reflection, and rural dialect pieces with humorous misadventures and local color from bygone days.
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Camden Register
Judd Marthner Lewis
Pat
Railroad Sleep as a National Question Explored
The southern railroads, dormant for years, have awakened in the last three months. An 17 May article in The Constitution argued that failure to exploit southern advantages harmed the region, galvanizing debate on how rail lines could better serve the South and national interests.
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Constitution
Will Irwin On Magazine Reporting In American Journalism
Wil Irwin, noted magazine reporter, spent a week in the city gathering material for Colors Weekly on American journalism. He discusses profits, magazine reporting, the rise of a national audience, and the blurred line between literature and journalism, with plans for future articles from New Orleans and beyond.
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Loliie Belle Wylie
Wil Irwin
New School of Magazine
Colors Weekly
Irwin
Avkey
Charleston
Atlanta
New Orleans
Wallace
Wallace Irwin
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Action Writers
Mr. Irwin
Ike Stewart Edward White
American Letters
Agazine
Iryinaalé
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Times
McClures
Will Irwin
Callier
Weekly
Southern railroads blamed for failing to advertise the South
The Chattanooga Times voices sharp critique of Southern railroads for not promoting the South’s agricultural opportunities. It urges Western-minded advertising to lure discontented farmers from the Northwest, arguing railroads should reverse past emigration trends and attract newcomers to the region. It cites past efforts by Southern agents to attract emigrants to the West and calls for a coordinated push to draw people to the South.
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Chattanooga Times
Atlanta Constitution
South
Great Western
Northwestern
Northwest
Canada
Mever
Chilblaines Southern Railroads
The
Constitution
Great Northwest
Eoen
West
New York
New Dixie Proposed to Please Everybody in Nation
New York January 16 A proposal to replace the Confederate era song Dixie with a new anthem Freedom's Land by R B Burke of Englewood includes revised verses and a chorus praising liberty with lines promising equality and unity for the United States, aiming for universal singability across the country.
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Dixie
R. B. Burke
Englewood
C. GT. Bonneck
Division of Music
Library of Congress
Union
Mr. Burke
Freedom's Land
Dixie's Land
RE. Burke
States United
Fair Play Land
Liberty
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