Telephone Mate Lone biterne at the post office at Atlanta
A garbled news item describes an Atlanta post office matter and advertising column. It mentions the Washington Bureau address at Noo lad Street and a New York City sale of the constitution at 2 p.m. The text blends references to Daily and Sunday editions, weekly by Cannes, and weekly rates.
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Lone Biterne
Atlanta
Peenase
Bumolaliua
Mall
United States
Atexico
Payobin Invatimoly Insurance
Wuaide Alanis
Washington
Jobo Corrigan
Gale
New York City
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Loity
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Orne
Nth Street
Dhs Constitution
Jewish relief drive planned in Atlanta temple meeting
The Jewish community of Atlanta plans a gathering at Pryor Street Temple on Wednesday night to raise funds for Jewish families suffering from the war. The movement mirrors a Carnegie Hall appeal in New York that aims to provide large scale aid to war torn Europe, with Atlanta expected to contribute a substantial share despite widespread poverty concerns.
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Pryor Street
Europe
New York City
United States
Palestine
Poland
New York
American Hebrew and Jewish Messenger
Amer
Tatael
Ua Ag
Pup Anics
Ex York
Rural Credit Plan Faces Uncertain Path in Congress
Discussion on rural credit reform notes a long battle by United States farmers and supporters to secure a satisfactory plan. Although not assured, indications in the current session suggest Congress may adopt a rural credit measure, but warnings arise that any bill must meet the needs of those it aims to help or risk rejection.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Commission
United States
Atlanta
Otto Wells
Norfolk
Hamlet
Yorks
Peroux
Caesar
Supreme Court
FHA
Supreme Court of George
Farmers Ginnery and Manufacturing Company
Thrayber Et al
Albany
Mra Cor
Coto
Hucane Gons
Warrhean Company
Sidney Ormond 42 Die After Long Illness
Sidney Ormond known as Ormond by friends died at age 42 after a period of prolonged sickness. A former associate of The Constitution, he built a reputation for fair dealing and public-minded service. He left a legacy of kindness and a noble heart, with a promising career cut short.
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Ormond
Sidney
Sidney Ormond
Ob Stevens remembered as loyal public servant in Georgia
Georgia honors O B Stevens for three terms as commissioner of agriculture and a dozen years on the state railroad commission. tributes from Chairman MacCandler and others praise his loyalty, honesty, and unmalicious conduct. amid political jests and oblique humor, his death draws wide sympathy from friends and officials.
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O B Stevens
Georgia
State Railroad Commission
Stevens
Dane
MacCandler
Bom
Mir Candler
Phere
Ersiwe
Sweetheart Dream of May in The Winter Echoes
Brief readable fragments present a lyric mood with lines about springtime dreams, love, and renewal. Mentions of Sweetheart Dream of May, winter to spring imagery, and a lover’s comfort amid sorrow appear alongside stray phrases about rain, a country, and rural life, creating a poetic column teaser vibe.
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Dillville
Raixin
Moonshine, War, and a Nation in Verse and Vanity
A fragmentary column collects verses and quips from Brer Williams to The Green Forest and local editors. It lampoons war, politics, and social life with caricatured dialogue, local names, and satirical asides about soldiers, colonels, and dances amid a ragged, memory-like montage.
Old Greeks in Cabinet Clash of Ages Amid Reforms
The Indianapolis News notes a cabinet with exceptionally aged members led by Prime Minister Skouladis. The list includes Theotakis aged 78 Rhailly 75 Bhchellidakes 87 Dragoums 67 Koundouriotis 70 General Jannakitaas 60 and the youngest minister Gounaris 90, indicating a striking age profile in the government.
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Theotakis
Rhailly
Bhchellidakes
Dragoums
Koundouriotis
Jannakitaas
Gounaris
Council Notes and Letters From Atlanta City Hall
Local items show Council Ashley lecturing seventh graders on air pressures and weather, Chief Clerk Fuld recovering from grippe, a Fifth Ward delegation seeking finance changes to fund paving and more police, and Waterworks manager correcting wording on eternal water calls. Also includes street committee work, Hurt’s re election bid, and a poem excerpt from O D Gurman.
Beside a Cozy Fender By Augusta Wall
A reflective verse recalling peaceful past scenes beside a cozy fender. The speaker imagines soft memories and vanished days as music lingers in a somber sky, cherishing recollections of sunlit youth and gentle comforts.
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Augusta
Mass Meeting Called to Raise 25000 for Suffering Jews of Europe
The Atlanta branch of the American Jewish Relief Committee announces a mass meeting at the Jewish temple to raise Atlanta's share of 25000 toward the international 35000000 relief fund. Leaders include DEL Strauss and Leonard Honen with Rab Marx. the drive follows a Carnegie Hall pledge of 2,000,000 in New York and appeals to all faiths to aid Jews facing brutal persecutions in Eastern Europe.
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PH Strauss
David Marx
Donkey Beating Causes Moral Debate Across Cultures
Fragments recount Arab travel with donkeys in Isartzele and Harpers William Warheld on donkey abuse versus horse treatment, a Khan era scene, and a boy beating a lame donkey. Donkeys’ resilience and divine sanction referenced, plus a note on cruelty and cultural justifications.
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Harpers
William Warheld
Efendin
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Allah
Dorsey Rumors Signal Senate Bid in Georgia Campaign
Capitol reports say Hugh McDorsey may seek the state senate from Fulton county rather than governor, with Fulton and Cobb factions weighing Andrews for the seat and Dobbs in the current district. Dorsey has offered no final decision, citing corn planting time as a possible hint of timing.
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Fulton Superior Court
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Marietta
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