The Constitution Newspaper Delivery and Notices
A fragmentary notice describes weekly and Sunday delivery to Atlanta with rates and dates. It names advertising manager and correspondents, lists agent locations at hotels and newsstands in New York City, and warns readers about out of town payment responsibility.
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Carder
Atlanta
Jor Holliday Constation Bull Iin
Gole
Tocall Territer
New York City
Hotaliges
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Eighth Street
Georgia lawmakers urge swift action on education and tax reform
Speaker William H Surwell backs rapid passage of appropriations with Governor Slaton, urging ten days lead time for bills before adjournment. Senate President Anderson and leaders pledge cooperation to speed appropriations for teacher salaries and revenue revisions, amid protests over delayed school payments and funding for state institutions.
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William H Surwell
Slaton
Suger
Mi U
House
Senate
Georgia
Georgia May Publish State School Books at Cost
A bill introduced in the House by Representative Victory of Sedley County proposes that Georgia publish its own school books and supply them at cost to students. Proponents claim the state pays high prices for textbooks and accuse a book trust of gouging.
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Victory
Sedley County
Georgia
Canada
McCrory Aids Push For State Control Of School Books
Supporters of state takeover of school book publication urge a thorough investigation to determine price controls and adoption status. A competent board should be instructed to investigate and report, aiming to clarify charges and countercharges filling the current atmosphere.
Alabama Supreme Court Sets Rulings Against Procedural Technicalities
The Alabama Supreme Court issued a ruling after September 1 restricting reversal of cases on technicalities. It demands fair application of law and urges courts to correct if technicalities prejudicially affect the whole appeal. The decision aims to modernize jurisprudence and reduce delays in Alabama courts.
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Alabama
State Supreme Court
Amrica
Alitam
Weishet
Techni
Hartsmer
Crminala Aganst
Cairts
Wf Ag
Corctinn
Atit
Vital statistics drive Georgia expansion of birth and death records
The National Congress of Mothers led by Mrs James R Tite urges Georgia to create a permanent State archives system under the board of health to register births and deaths. It argues vital statistics touch child labor education laws and longevity, noting European nations set exact dates and that initial costs would be small compared to benefits.
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National Congress of Mothers
James R Tite
Georgia
Board of Health
General Assembly
Ma Lin
Georgis
Kerth
South
Sitel
Vital Statisms
T.gants
The Rider Remembers a Thankful Ride in Tribulation Town
In a devotional sketch from a Georgia rural setting, a traveler recalls mercy and gratitude after a troubled journey. The tale frames providence as ever-present, praising divine aid, hospitality, and faith in hard times while noting personal trials and emotional outbursts.
Merit by George Matthey Adame Copseleht 1913 for The Constitution
An early 20th century inspirational piece extols Merit as the gauge of worth. It urges doing more than expected, persisting through fate, and concentrating thoughts on elevating ideals to rise in life, warning against luck and accidents as mere tests.
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Copseleht
Gettysburg 1863-1913 Reunion Ode
A commemorative piece by D Gorman of Atlanta Georgia dated July 1 1913 describes a reunion of Civil War veterans from North and South. It laments the end of warlike clashes and envisions peaceful civic reunion with veterans' heroism recorded in marble as the nations fate is tied to their deeds.
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D Gorman
Atlanta
A Story of the Moment by Walt Masor Prose Poet
In a humorous tale a couple debates modern luxuries. Mrs Jamesworthy and Mr Jamesworthy clash over buying an electric fan washing machine iron and stove as their savings shrink. A neighbor narrates one man’s rise and fall from a fan to ruin, ending with a plea about restraint and weather.
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Walt Masor
Jamesworthy
Capsicum
Jamesworths
Tinkleman
Jason
Savings Bark
Vrs
Firefly
Vrs Tinkleman
Atchison’s boastful claim to past and present growth
Atchison Kansas, a city on the Missouri river, hosts a rugged history as a prairie outfitting point and rival to Leavenworth and Kansas City. It lists four railroads and growing industries in coal and oil, with a population of about 19,560 and ambitions to surpass its rivals.
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Leavenworth
Hansas City
Atchison
Missouri River
Missouri
Roaring
Prairies
Kansas City St Jue
Omaha
Vine
Kansas City
Who Won the War of 1812 A Century Reflections
The piece weighs the War of 1812 outcome, noting neither side gained lasting territorial spoils. It argues the treaty halted hostilities, left issues unresolved, and highlights American resilience, unity, and moral impact on Europe. It cites Ghent negotiations, costs, and the symbolic strength shown by a republic fighting a major power.
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Rome
Edoss
Uglands
Washington
Europe
England
United States
Atlantic
Italy Farm Cooperative Demonstrates Rural Industry
A U S delegation reports a large cooperative project in Piacenza Italy showing a phosphate fertilizer plant a storage warehouse for farm implements and a corn cattle feed oil plant. The non profit venture runs on cooperative credit with an agricultural association owning the enterprise, supplies fertilizer for 125000 acres, and uses American machinery with wholesale pricing for members.
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United States
Duncan L Fletcher
Florida
Piacenza
Italy
American Commission On Agricultural O
Commission
Consortio
Agrarian Association of Land Owners
Macenza
American Farm Machinery
Europe
Agricultural Association
Trail Blazers and Tail-Trailers In An American Maze
Wightman F Welton contrasts pioneer trail blazers with the so called tail trailers. He extols the first type who blaze for others and criticizes the latter as a useless appendage who clings to old ventures, urging progress through collective effort.
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Wightman F Welton
America
Greger
Theresa
Gabriels Ral
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