Constitution advertising rates and distribution details
The Constitution lists advertising rates for in town and out of town across Atlanta and beyond, with monthly and weekly pricing. It notes the Washington Bureau address, a stunt correspondent in charge, and sale locations in New York City. It also warns the paper is not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers, dealers, or agents.
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United States
God Baily
Wee
Way
Atlanta
H. Holliday
Constitution Building
Aclo
Washington
8 Street
John Corrigan
ZHH Constitution
New York City
Hotuungs
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building Turner
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Constitution
South America
Australia
New Zealand
First Aid to Immigrants and Citizenship Education
The Review of Reviews reports on Los Angeles public schools offering a citizenship course for new arrivals. Immigrants are drilled in essential civic duties with formal ceremonies, open naturalization meetings, and a patriotic welcome. An international festival and a citizens banquet highlight immigrant integration as first aid in shaping future citizens.
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Los Angeles
Audilacium
Varius Uapena
Vizensiap
Hom
Pittsburgh ministers build tabernacle in cold to show religious readiness
In Pittsburgh the drive for religious preparedness leads ministers and lay members from several small churches to erect a tenting tabernacle after wordy finance talks. In zero weather they roll up sleeves and labor side by side, demonstrating a pioneer spirit of self sacrifice and communal faith to attract crowds without a permanent building.
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Pittsburg
Banishment of Hate and War Aims Across Generations
A historical discussion argues that eradicating hatred in the minds of the rising generation could yield a victory greater than battlefield gains. It contends European nations must depose hatred to secure lasting peace beyond cannons and trenches.
Hungary Educators Urge Kindness Toward Enemies In War
A memorandum through Hungary’s education department asks teachers to cultivate respect for opposing soldiers among students to soften world opinion toward Teutonic aims. The piece notes wartime truces and mutual aid among troops, suggesting veterans may shape postwar politics.
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Hungary
Minda
Germany
England
Winning Offensive Sparks War Commentary in Everyman
The Indianapolis News cites London Everyman critiquing Entente actions in Macedonia and likening Demosthenes to their hesitancy. It notes Teutonic aggressors winning by offense, while England’s wartime conduct is questioned in Collier's Palmer piece, predicting a costly pursuit of victory.
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Indianapolis News
London Everyman
London
Everyman
All¢S
Macedonia
Demosthenes
Collier's
Frederick Palmer
England
Let Texas Feed Itself Campaign Gains Momentum
The Houston Post applauds the Let Texas Feed Herself campaign showing how diverted spending, diversified farming, and homegrown crops could keep about $300 million annually in Texas. North Carolina and Arkansas examples are cited, with Georgia aiming to replicate success and bankers boosting agricultural investment. The piece blends editorial note with dialogue on self sufficiency and rural progress.
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Texas
The
Houston Post
Houston
Arkansas
North Carolina
Old World Songs and Sermons From the Georgia Night
The piece mixes folkish verses and sermon-style musings. It references dancing to fiddlers tunes a blockaders sermon about potash liquor and death and reflections on the old road springtime and a mockingbird sings Theresa a mockingbird. It cites The Charlotte Observer influence and a banjo performance by O J Coffin.
Memorial note honors Sidney Ormond editor who mentored students
A tribute from M W F Melton of Oxford recalls Sidney Ormond, former Constitution editor, who inspired and encouraged journalism students during a classic Atlanta trip. He is remembered as a friend who devoted himself to helping young reporters, making a lasting impact on the class.
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Bidhitor Constitution
Sidney Ormond
Tam
Mam Peone
Atlanta
Constitution
Ormond
Oxford
Melton Osford
French Press Troubles and Misread General Names
A Parisian paper discusses General Headquarters activity in Mesopotamia and a Swiss bulletin misreading General Kuk as a new Austrian commander. Geneva issued a correction after an error where the three word Infants Kuk was mistaken for the general’s name, the abbreviation meant for imperial and royal terms.
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Mesopotamia
K-u-k
Mlitary
If Women Were In Council A City Debate On Choices And Critique
A poem style piece questions if women in city council would cut waste and avoid graft while handling four million dollars in revenues. Mayor Woodward returns from a Southeastern Mayors convention and discusses vetoing a finance sheet that exceeds last year’s revenue. The item notes municipal debt comparisons, illness of a tax chief, an investigation into officials who do not rise, and police matinee plans for Al Jennings with local officials commenting on legal questions before the recorder.
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Bachelor City
Woodward
Jacksonville
Tne
Council
Atlanta
Recorder's Court
Council Finance Committee
Recorders Court
Tigen
Castles in the Air by Eamme Hodges in Befton Ga
Poem reflects on fragile dreams and vanishing castles built in air. The speaker recalls childhood playhouses and early hopes that fade as echoes ask where the castles went, ending with a question of dwelling in imagined realms beyond.
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Eamme Hodges
Echo
Expert outlines South American trade opportunities
Stanley H Rose of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce spoke at a chamber luncheon detailing how American manufacturers can build South American sales. He urged idiomatic Spanish or Portuguese letters and catalogs, emphasized targeted market studies, and advised using the bureau for country suitability and contacts.
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Stanley H Rose
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States Department of Commerce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Rose
United States
Roxe
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Russia
Chine
Australia
New Zealand
India
Ceylon
South Africa
Scandinavia
Spain
Y Ou
Bureau of Foreign and
Bonora
Manitoba Prairie
Mohammedan
Turkey
Bureau
Atlanta
United
Fairbanks
Court of Appeals of Georgia judgments affirmed in multiple cases
The Court of Appeals affirms judgments from Laurens, Waynesboro, Jefferson, Athens, Greenville, Richmond, Sparta, Atlanta, Polk, Blakely, Statesboro, Kewnan, Floyd, and other jurisdictions. Orders assign remaining October 1915 docket cases to February 21 1918 trial calendar for briefs. failure to file briefs leads to dismissal for want of prosecution. preliminary motions due February 21. reply briefs due February 28.
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Whomag
State
Laurens Superior
Shackelford
Cobb Irwin & Rucker
Callahan
Athens Railway and Electric Company
City Court of Athens
West T J Shackelford
Mahaffey & Mahaffey
EK Lumpkin
J Lampkin
John J & Noy
Strickland
Equitable Manufacturing Company
Hill Atkinson Company
City Court of Greenville
Haswell
Hatchell
EH Culpepper
Prontaut
Lorick & Coupans
City Court of
Richmond County
Shidge Eye
Bunbar
Purdy
Fogarty
Rives
Holmes
City Court of Sparta
Moore RF L. Merritt
Burwell& Fleming
Neal & Son Stanley
Menicipal Court of Atanta
Carter
Stallings
Smallwood
Full Superior Court
Jones BP Gaillard
Jr Howard Thomason
Edsard Dunlap
John R Coopes
Robert McMillan
Sloan
Barrow
Pennington
Louisvide
Phillips MC Barwick
St N Hardeman
Frank Hardeman
Andrews
Sasser
Blakely
Sheffield GB
Fortson
Brie
Askew
Lynch
Southern Haprees Company
Municipal Court of Avantaeutville & Neufylile
Robert C & Philip H’ Alston
Seaboard Tir Line Railway
City Court of Columbus
Tisner Henry R Goetclax
Willim del Vorster
Hatcher & Hatcher
Light Executor
Hunt Et
Atlanta
Paul L Lindsay
Perry
Washington County
Sandersville
Tordan WM Goodwin
Evans & Vans
Martin State
Ety Court of
Flora County
Reese Bubinks & Mebane
Ho Torter
Brefy
Wwiltten
Irwin
AK &N Bs Co
Savannah & Ry
McCos
Two-Cent Movies And Oddities From Long Ago
A stretch of clashing topics covers proposed two-cent movie admissions aimed at low income viewers, a Kentucky historical relic pair of shoes worn 140 years by the Merrill family, Governor Altgeld's message urging young men toward service, and notes on sports and natural history including a cannibal spider.
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Gexington
Grender
Kentucky Historical Society
Frankfort
Merrill
Merrilis
Andrew Mei TM
Washington
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Merrll
Texas
Teles
Museum of the Historical Society
Wen
Altgeld
Wlmois
Belgium
Brand Whitlock
Woods
Tinos
Altarlds
Mornine
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Clark Howell
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Albert Howell, Jr
E. R Black
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Haerl
Derby
JUST_ or
Fiddler
Jenny
Adam
Jonah
Bella
Theresa
O J Coffin
Charlotte Observer
Ayor
James G Woodward
Albert D Thomson
Rochelle
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Mavon
Savannah
Augusta
George B Beauchamp
EXING
Investig&ting Cox
AL Jennings
B Lee Smith
Johnson
Eden
Court of Appeals of Georgia
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Humas
Nickelodeons
Prom
New York Herald
Eason
Philadelphia
Southmerie
Tim
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