Constitution Subscription Rates and Distribution Details
The Constitution advertises mail and carrier subscription rates for the United States, Mexico, and Atlanta locals, with daily and Sunday options. It lists Washington Bureau contact details, and sale points in New York City, while noting no responsibility for advance payments to out-of-town carriers or agents.
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United States
Mexico
Ime
Gomo
I2mo
Waly
Atlanta
J. R. Golliday
Constitution Building
Washington
8 Street
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Fotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Wealth in This Development Promotes Georgia Agriculture
Phil Campbell, Georgia farm demonstration chief, bought a 360 acre Decatur county farm to raise hogs with his brother in charge. He champions hogs cattle and sheep, noting Brooks county ham fame and Georgia’s climate and soil favor livestock. He argues diversified farming will end cotton dependence and bring wealth and a packing-house industry to the state.
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Phil Campbell
Georgia
Decatur County
Decatur
Campbell
Brooks County
Brooks
South Georgia
Florida
North Georgia
Courier-Journal
J. E. Poole
Chicago Live Stock World
South
Blue Ridge
After Huerta what the Wilson policy on Mexico
Washington signals renewed consideration of lifting the arms ban to aid Mexican constitutionalists. The piece notes debate over a successor to Huerta and critiques the administration for lacking decisiveness in Mexico policy while agreeing Huerta’s removal is desirable.
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Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Mexican settlement after Huerta unsettled and unclear
The piece surveys post Huerta Mexico with voices arguing de la Barra as interim leader and US moves that could legitimize constitutionalists. It criticizes Carranza for failing to quell generals and Villa as a wild card, noting President Wilson’s cautious, newspaper-avoiding approach to a perplexing Mexican crisis.
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Huerta
de la Barra
Porfirio Diaz
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
Pancho Villa
Whitehall street reform stalled by council woes
Urgent city plan to finish Whitehall street work from Mitchell to Forsyth is blocked by political missteps and court challenges. First section Mitchell to Garnett cost 45000, city paid 33500. rest depends on future councils. Delays threaten property owners and tax valuations as hundreds of thousands in buildings wait. If January apportionment cannot fund the next section, immediate special provision is urged.
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Whitehall Street
Mitchell
Forsyth Street
Whitehall
Atlanta
Mitchell and Garnett
Mitchell and
Garnett
Harwell
Dixie and War Echoes in a Town Note
Fragmentary notes recount Dixie verses stirring war nostalgia and a hope to meet the tune’s creator at a future reunion. A separate town remark jokes about a night airship and a preacher’s quip on devilish contraptions.
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Dixie
Georgia
Hilla
Tennessee
Parody and Delighted Nonsense From Silent Dances to Rural Wit
A collage of playful verse and regional humor recalls tango lore and prehistoric dances, notes on a limp minister in Miami, a shooting scare at Adaans Enterprise, and light verse from Des Moines about Bessie Myrtle Grub’s engagement, all captured in a mosaic of old newspaper voice and local color.
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Congress
Groh
Chicken
The
Des Moines Register
Aly
David Chicken
Tekamah
Neh
Teir
Bessie Myrtle
Frank Fgrub
Chicago
Radium and the Early Recognition of Cancer
Dr J C Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins warns radium cannot cure all cancers and should not replace early surgery. The piece argues early complete removal offers the best chance, notes radium is experimental, and urges physicians to diagnose early, treat promptly, and avoid delaying surgery.
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3. C. Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
L. Amster
J. A. Hunnicutt
M. D
Moscow as seen by a visitor reveals oddities and grandeur
In lively satire, Moscow is described as vast and similar to Philadelphia in size yet very foreign with more churches than cabarets in New York. The piece notes river Moskva, cobblestones, grand bells, and rulers past, hinting at Napoleon’s visit in 1912 and Moscow’s role as a winter royal retreat.
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Moscow
St Petersburg
Philadelphia
Moskva
St. Petersburg
New York
Caney Island
Sitiaens
Russia
Napoleon
King George Admires Umbrella Guard at Queen Mary Scene
A humorous note from The Chicago second herald recalls King George expressing praise for the man who halted Queen Mary at a museum doorway and informed her she must check her umbrella, reflecting a playful royal anecdote.
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Chicago Second Herald
George
Queen Mary
Fulghum Oat: Judge Hammond Praises Early, Cold-Resistant Variety
Augusta judge Henry C. Hammond promotes Fulghum oats as a premier southern variety. He details seed selection, cold tolerance, rust resistance, beardless heads, uniform growth, and high yields, citing field tests, drought endurance, and wide distribution to the South and beyond.
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Henry C. Hammond
Augusta
Savannah River
Hammond
State College of Agriculture
T Haya
Georgia
Texas
Oklahoma
Do Unusual Things And Be Unusual People
The text argues that ordinary people become unusual by doing things differently. It cites a presidential tour anecdote and a farmhouse remark to show how unique actions awaken new faculties in oneself and others, urging readers to pursue meaningful, unconventional deeds.
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United States
Matt
Let the Good Work Continue Beef Cattle Sale Report
A Mitchell county farmer near Fal conton fattened Hereford beeves and drove thirty head to Albany, selling for between 1000 and 1160 dollars total. He notes high weights, grazing on velvet beans and field peas, with fertility from legumes and manure offsetting feed costs. The Philadelphia Ledger reprint cites uplift optimism and sociologists on jail accommodations.
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Eran
Mitchell County
Falconton
Albany
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