Constitution subscription rates and distribution details
The notice outlines subscription prices for the United States and Mexico with annual and monthly options, plus carrier rates in Atlanta and outside it. It lists advertising manager details, and the Washington Bureau address. It notes the Constitution is available in New York City newsstands and specifies non liability for advance payments to carriers or agents.
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Holliday
Constitution Building
Kolo
Slanager
Washington
Street
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Thotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Streets
Twenty-ninth Street
War Stricken Jews Fund Drive Appeals in Atlanta
A meeting at the Jewish Temple on Pryor street will decide Atlanta’s contribution to relief funds for eastern European Jews. Officials urge broad participation, noting New York gave about $1,000,000 and Atlanta is asked for $25,000 as a satisfactory start. The appeal emphasizes humanitarian duty across faiths and the city’s proven record in national relief efforts.
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Pryor Street
Atlanta
Europe
New York
Palestine
Poland
America
Atanta
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock
Tey
Hampering the President in Crisis Times
The piece urges restraint and support for President Wilson as he faces immense duties amid rising national concerns. It cautions against pressuring him with more speeches or travel, insisting the nation will be informed of his decisions on preparedness and diplomacy. It frames the president's burden as a shared, nonpartisan issue critical to democracy.
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Wilson
Lusitania
Congress
Washington
United States
Dixie
Harald
James N. Rentrog
Woodward
Tlere
Georgia usury law debate prompts governor candidates
The piece urges Georgia gubernatorial candidates to publicly state stance on enforcing usury laws amid bank loan practices to farmers. It cites Comptroller John Skelton Williams noting high loan rates at Georgia banks and calls for repeal or strict limits, linking enforcement to federal pressure and public sentiment. It contrasts with prohibition and politics, urging leadership from a progressive candidate.
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Georgia
National House of Representatives
John Skelton Williams
Ovent
Williams
Accepting the Proposal for Consideration and Space
The text argues for accepting the subject on its basic merit and providing ample opportunity for full consideration. It calls for allowing the individual to form their own conclusions rather than confront them unnecessarily.
Georgia Good Times and Moral Meanderings
A reflective snippet from a Georgia voice references the Good Times Way and verses from G. J. Coffin in a Charlotte Observer column. It contrasts hopeful cheer with admonitions to self discipline, charity and honest effort, ending with lines about fame wealth and love.
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G. J. Coffin
Charlotte Observer
Wisdom and wit mix in Hartford City News parable digest
A collage of quotes and quips from The Hartford City News and other papers. It weighs in on parental caution with dogs and children, notes a heaven free of typographical errors per The Weekly Kontonian, and praises the lightning bug as a pioneer. It closes with reflections on prosperity and shared brightness.
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Hartford City
Ind
High Beach
Kontonian
Ohio
Calls Upon Candidates To Speak Out On Usury Reform
J B King principal Louvale School Louvale Ga urges editorial stance on high interest by state banks. He notes farmers face usury and asks gubernatorial candidates to declare positions on lending rates and protection for small banks in the January 24 1916 letter.
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J. B. King
Louvale School
Louvale
City Beautiful club and reform ideas from Fredericksburg article
A DAR chapter forms the City Beautiful club in Fredericksburg Virginia and highlights reform efforts in Kalamazoo and Nashville led by Caroline Crane. The piece recalls Henry Ford, Henry Ford’s public stance on peace, and urges Atlanta to adopt drainage and cleanup systems to prevent epidemics, noting local street hazards and a high school injury.
Generous Relief Fund Appeal Moves Atlanta Jews Event
Generous contributions are expected at a South Pryor Street temple meeting to raise Atlanta’s share of a five million dollar national push for European Jewish relief. Bishop Greer’s sermon and the appeal by J. J. Hall frame a call for prompt, generous support to aid Jews suffering in Europe and restore humanity’s debt to the Jewish people.
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Europe
American Jewish Relief Association
Atlanta
Carnegie Hall
New York City
David H. Greer
Bishop Greer
America
Sons of Zion
Bia
Moses
Hese
Moses Mendelagohn
Isaian
Spinoza
Anis
Ip Lis
Hart
Christian Church
J. J. Hall
Georgia Peace Society
Belgium
If Women Were in Council A Bachelor Maid Replies
A wartime era verse set questions of female suffrage and civic power. A bachelor maid argues women would shape city bills and policy, while a city official is urged to acknowledge women’s rights. The piece sits among council notes and civic updates on prison physician selection and mayoral politics.
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LV Council
Emma V. Paul II
Harbin enters seventh district race for Congress
Senator T W Harbin of Calhoun has formally announced his candidacy for Congress in the seventh district against Congressman Gordon Lee. The move, long anticipated, positions Harbin as a top rival with strong Georgia ties and broad support across the district.
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Congress
Calhoun
T. W. Harbin
Gordon Lee
General Assembly
Newt Morris
Cobb County
University of Georgia
Gordon County
Lee
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