Constitution ad rates and mailing details for The Constitution
Advertising rates and subscription terms for The Constitution are listed. It notes post office mail status, US and Mexico prepaid rates, and prices for daily and Sunday editions. Carriers and staff contacts are identified, with distribution in New York and Washington bureaus and box locations.
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United States
Mexico
Sunda
PO Suneey
Joane Leo
Carri
Atlanta
Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington Bureau
John Corrigan
THE
Constitution
New York
Hotalings Newsatands
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Democratic Cotton Exporter Urges Open Markets Now
C B Howard, a well known local cotton exporter just back from Germany, argues the British blockade harms American interests by keeping 3,000,000 bales from open markets. He warns of 6 to 7 cent cotton if closed and 12 to 14 cents if opened, urging swift diplomatic action with President Wilson to force open markets without harming England relations.
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C B Howard
Germany
England
Norway
Sweden
Ustria
Howard
United States
Wilson
The Bitter End War Argument
The article argues that any war faction will pursue victory to the bitter end, and that the end will be bitter regardless of timing. It notes bitterness spread globally, touching neutral citizens who suffered losses, and warns that outcomes cannot dramatically worsen the existing desolation.
War weariness and uncertain end amid fresh victories
The article contemplates a long war ahead with a grim outlook, suggesting fighting and resource exhaustion may decide the conflict. It notes Germany and Austria-Hungary’s renewed momentum in the east, contrasts Allied strength, and warns of years of slaughter and hardship as nations grieve and endure.
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Java
Germany
Austria
Russia and Germany face failure amid war and finances
The article weighs Russia’s setbacks after early gains, citing ammunition, money, and supply shortages as crippling factors. It analyzes German and Austrian pressure, Allied support implications, and the need for Western allies to fund and sustain Russia, amid doubts of peace with Austria and the broader eastern front dynamics.
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Lemberg
Przemysl
Carpathan
Hungary
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Russia
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Vienna
Prussia
Galicia
France
England
von Hindenberg
von Mackensen
Crars
Seattle
Vladivosto
St Petersburg
Moscow
West
Railroad Crossings Debate on Grade Crossing Elimination
Senator John D Walker and Representative Walter P Andrews have introduced identical bills proposing to abolish at grade railroad crossings as automobile use grows. The measures aim to fund crossing removals amid rising traffic and safety concerns, though funding methods remain debated.
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John D Walker
Senate
Walter P. Andrews
Fulton
House
Higher Education Faces Rising Costs Across Nation
Investigations by the Carnegie Foundation show tuition rises across many colleges with Harvard leading increases from 150 to 200 dollars. Georgia reports no tuition hikes, but legislators are urged to pass a constitutional amendment to exempt endowments from taxes, while broader economic factors and donor declines influence growth. The piece also includes a montage of quips on war, sports, and politics.
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Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teachings
Harvard
Yale
Columbia Princeton
Cornel Williams Vandertilt
North
East
Carnege Foundation
Georgia
The Dream of a Dream LY in Dreamlight and Shadow
Poetic meditation on a dream of love and lasting reunion. The verse travels through triumphs and sorrows, lights and shadows, recalling years of longing and the hope of meeting a loved one again beyond strife. Strong imagery of life’s journey and eternal stars frames the dreamlike longing.
Women shoppers and the ethics of returns in Atlanta stores
A column decries how women wear and examine garments then return them, forcing stores to absorb wear-and-tear losses. It cites examples from Atlanta shops of coats, card cases, and waists being kept or returned, and warns of new rules restricting returns to protect merchants’ rights and preserve economies.
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Atlanta
Yeoman
Wilans
Aindy
Cme
Dolla
Watata
Varda
Moor Walken Heam
Wervante
Fost
Mans
Cites
Ve Goody Ny
Tennessee Protests Against R R Monopoly Georgia Trade
Georgia lawmakers consider amendments to block new rail charters paralleling the Western and Atlantic line. Tennessee interests urge compromise to prevent Georgia from restricting competition, with Chattanooga and Atlanta terminals at stake in cross state debates. Governors and business leaders weigh lease terms and new rail routes as tensions rise between states.
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Georgia
Howe
Atlanta
Seaboard
Biite
WTR
Atlantic
Wo& 4
Chesebila
Tennessee
Chittineega
Grorgit
Chatta Nooga
Chattanooga
Ihs
Nashville
Attoniey General
Hamilton County
Flehl
Chattanoor
Wea
Geogia Knoxyite
St Lo
Harris
Arives
East Tennessee
W 4A
Butt
Termensee
England Urges Break of Blockade on Cotton to Germany Austria
The Constitution notes the need to lift Britain’s blockade of neutral ports and allow American cotton shipments to Germany and Austria. It argues the blockade is illegal if not universal and highlights the impact on U S markets, prices, and wartime supplies. It warns that Britain’s policies threaten American cotton exports and support for explosives manufacturing.
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England
Germany
Austria
Hamburg
Bremen
Russia
Grand
Wren
Bienen
Garmin
Antwerp
Ft Worson
Ietery
Rorkimen
State Department
Chaumler Commerce and Malnessrganizat
Great Briain
CB Howard
Dead Towns by George Piter and the Lost Rail Towns
George Piter reflects on a growing number of dead towns where railway lines, vanished industries, and apathy erase life. He notes closed stores, empty streets, locked licenses, and locals who retreat indoors as the area decays, while a few stubborn towns cling to remnants of commerce and humor.
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Donne
Ferause
Jou
Chicago
Ralena
A July Song of Meadows and Perfume in July Skies
A lyrical piece filled with imagery of amber seas grain dewy meadows and wild flowers. It paints July skies with cloud fleets and radiant light while describing perfumed breezes raindrops and sparkling streams that turn meadows into an enchanted dream. The text invokes clovers ferns and birds joining in a melodic refrain.
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Happs
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Clark Howell
Clark Howel
Koby Hobinson
Albert Howell, Jr
ER Black
K W Graay
Mezice
Stewar
Railroad Commission
Frank L. Stanton
R. R
George Piter
Good Old Biw
Gower Petiblen
Sanda
Rae
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