Constitution: Washington Bureau ad and distribution notes
The Constitution announces its Washington Bureau address at 1777 Street N W and lists a tall correspondent Juan Gerrigam in charge. It notes on sale in New York City by 2 p.m. the day after issue and details distribution points at Newsstands on Broadway and Forty Second Street plus related caveats about advance payments to out of town dealers or agents.
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Forty
Twenty Ninth Street
Flere
Oscar Cochran
Grant Park
Predman Park
Boulevard
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First governor candidate urged to curb usury by banks
The piece argues a governor must press for a statute to stop state banks and lenders from charging excessive interest as high as ninety percent in some rural loans. It notes federal control is limited to state banks and urges openness in loan inspections, urging a candidate to take a stand to end usury and extortion. It also discusses Montenegro’s fate and European war uncertainties, weighing Italy and Germany’s roles in the Adriatic.
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Georgias State Bank
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Montenegro
Adriatic
Pat Ong
Italy
Mahan
Trieste
Austrian
Germany
Austria
Montenegto
Little
Mountain
Teutomc Yvasion
Niles
Teutonic
Over the River North Carolina Folk Song Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage references a North Carolina folk song Over the River by O J Coffin with garbled lines and stray phrases about weather, prophecy, and thoughts on Providence. The text blends song bits with scattered commentary and place names, lacking cohesive narrative or clear facts.
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North Carolina
O JF Coffin
The
Charlotte Observer
Winter Blues and Hearthside Whims From Uncle Jules
A quirky fragment from The Macon Sens cites Uncle Jules praising winter and sleet while the Northern chill brings children near the hearth. It also references odd musings, local notes, poetry jots, and stray lines about politics, farewells, and a rustic life amid frost.
Anti Jingo View on Mexico Crisis and Carranza
The author argues Americans should stay out of Mexico until Carranza stabilizes law and order after a wave of violence against Americans. He denounces corrupt U S citizens profiting in Mexico, condemns banditry and graft, and defends Carranza as a capable leader deserving confidence.
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Sam
Bee
Uncle San
Om Iva
Springfield
Igneoramus
Mexico
Walsom
United States
Iran
Mm Evels Meaian
Woodrow Wilson
City Budget Shortfall Warns Of Street Deterioration
Chief of Construction Ha Hart states council lacks funds to keep Atlanta streets in repair. Rails of inefficient city governance evident as streets fall into holes and rut, signaling waste and mismanagement in maintenance strategy.
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Atlantas
Municipal street repairs and upkeep for Atlanta
The text argues that timely street repairs save costs and protect investments, condemning neglect of paving. It emphasizes that keeping streets well maintained is a municipal duty, reduces long term expenses, and would enhance Atlanta’s reputation and taxpayer fairness. It urges allocating needed funds for repairs now.
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Atlanta
New Glass from Quartz Sand Boosts Chemical Industry
The United States bans on a new wartime industry lead to mass production of quartz glass, a heat and acid resistant substitute for platinum used in crucibles and laboratory vessels. Once made from imported sand, the material is now produced domestically in new plants, with opaque and transparent variants aiding chemical work and research. The feature notes the broader impact on labor, prices, and industrial competition amid wartime shifts.
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New York Times
United States
Weather and civic notices dominate city page sheet
The article reports city weather concerns and public service items including relief numbers from the city Warden, enforcement of weights and measures, City Council finance sheet actions, park and recreation projects, and school yard beautification overseen by the park department. It also covers legal case listings and a lengthy foreign policy editorial urging restraint in Mexico.
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Sim
Stop Look Listen to Protect Auto Crossings
Editorial favors restoring the Stop Look and Listen rule at railroad crossings as a simple, direct safety measure for motorists. It argues against costly grade crossing abolition, warning against overcomplex solutions and urging renewed obedience to the old warning to reduce automaker carnage.
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Qai
Sten
Wilson
Atlanta
Safety Chamber of Coma
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