Constitution Ad Manager for Atlanta Office Bio Note
Atlanta July 16 1921 advertisement text notes J Holliday advertising manager for all territory outside Atlanta and James A Holloman as correspondent. Mentions Constitution Washington office Raleigh Hotel and agate page publication standards with references to New York and New York Times building corner addresses. Also notes Associated Press rights and local dispatch publication.
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Holliday
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Constitution Washington
Raleigh
James A. Holloman
Constitution
Newne Olty
Issu
Hotaling
Georgia highway program faces threats from legislature
The Georgia House highway committee is praised for blocking bills aimed at dismantling the statewide road program and redistributing motor funds to counties. Protests from 35 counties and other citizens rally against changes, arguing federal aid requires a unified state system and linking roads statewide.
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House
Georgia
Committee On Agriculture No. 2
Highway Committee
Georgia road system defended against demagoguery
A Georgia editorial argues against efforts to disrupt the state highway program. It praises federal aid and committee investigations, warns of economic harm to both large and small counties, and urges lawmakers to support the highway system to advance industrial and agricultural progress.
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Highway Department
Georgia
Federal Road Bureau
Highway Committee
Umbrellas for traffic policemen urged by suffrage group
At a meeting of the Atlanta Equal Suffrage association chaired by Mrs. Amelia R. Woodall the mayor and city council were urged to place large umbrellas on patrol posts and preserve a nearby shelter to shield traffic officers from cold and heat. The piece notes Atlanta's congestion and narrow streets as reasons for protection and contrasts with other cities. It also mocks various wide-ranging items from contemporary culture and weather lore.
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Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Amelia R. Woodall
Atlanta
America
Sairey
Mra. M. W
I. FA
7 Bervige
Dean Wooster on the Revision of the Educational System
Dean T J Wooster of the University of Georgia presents a plan for consolidating Georgia education governance. He urges a State Board of Regents for higher education and a State Board of Education for public schools, plus county boards, to centralize funding and stabilize finances. He cautions against radical change and outlines seven or nine board size, executive appointments by the governor, and preserving institutional individuality within a unified system. He ends with a call for careful bill drafting and professional administration.
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Hardwick
Georgia
Brandhen
Krail
State Board of Regents
New York
Board of Regents
Dakotas
Poarg
Educaton
State Board of Education
T. 3
Woofteh
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
Birthdays for Notable Figures This Day
Today's birthdays include Captain Weald Ammsdon governor of the South Pole born in Sarpobure Norway 49 years ago. William D. Mackenzie president of Hartford Theological Seminary born in the Orange River Colony South Africa 63 years ago. Eugene Yange famed violinist and conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony born in Kilese Belgium. Jozeph Jackson former Chicago American League outfielder born in Ghesnville 33 years ago. Teddy.
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Weald .Ammsdon
Bouth Pole
Sarpobure
Norway
Ayair
William D. Mackenzie
Hartford Theological Seminary
Orange River Colony
South Africa
Eugene Yange
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Kilese
Belgium
Jozeph Jackson
Chicago American League Baseball
Ghesnville
Teddy
Georgia Eyes Australian ballot system to curb election flaws
The Georgia Senate advances a reform toward an Australian ballot system praised for purity and orderly elections, with Governor Hardwick and supporters citing women voters as a catalyst. Lawmakers Bowden and Penrymin spur a resolution on committee inspection trips, amid party lines and calls to depoliticize fiscal decisions. The piece critiques old tax laws, bond debt, and urges a modern, unified fiscal policy to strengthen Georgia's future.
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Senate
House
Georgia Legislatura
Serioua
Bailota
Georgia
Bowden
Ware
Peniymin
Taipei
Hardwick
Georga
Public Welfare Department Must Not Be Crippled
Dr Ty C Allen of Hosaston Georgia argues against abolishing Georgia s public welfare department. He warns that its removal would leave no state agency to protect waifs or supervise maternity homes, risking children ending in unsanitary or immoral homes and increasing later crime and disease threats.
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Georgia
Department of Public Welfare
Kingdom of Heaven
Ty. C. Allen
M.D. Hosahton
Where Willows Bend and Dream by L B Daniel
A lyrical verse fragment describing willows bending to a placid stream, evening dew on pendant leaves, sunset bars of gold on water, and a thrush’s song as twilight gathers. The poem conveys tranquil nature imagery and a reflective mood.
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L. B
Daniel
Licensing the Germs and the Welfare Dismissal
W. Hamilton Coophr of Buford Ga letters editor in July 1921 arguing against abolishing Georgia’s Department of Welfare. He calls the department work sacred, decries reducing it to dollars and cents, and warns that children are sacrificed to false economy.
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Holloman
Department of Welfare
Georgia
Ths
W. Hamilton Coophr
Buford
New Senate Bills Introduced Friday by Gellah Childg Roundtree
The Senate on Friday introduced bills by Senators Gellah Childg and Roundtree. Gellah proposes creating a State inspector of magazine public building and works with defined term qualifications and compensation. Childg seeks to amend Omaha’s city charter. Roundtree aims to amend section 488 of the 1916 penal code to regulate capping boxing and timber protection for turpentine purposes.
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Senate
Gellah
Magazry
Commerce and Labor
Childg
Omaha
Roundtree
Toodgy's Anniversaries 1846 to 1915 Highlights
A compact timeline from 1846 to 1915 notes events tied to U.S. and world figures: Congress honors General Zachary Taylor with a gold medal for Rio Grande victory. 1857 French poet Beranger dies in Paris. Civil War gold peak at 285. a carrier pigeon beats a fast train Dover to London. 1892 Idaho insurrection dispersal order. 1990 exgovernor William E. Russell dies in Quebec. 1905 Lieutenant Bury leaves New York seeking the North Pole. 1915 Panama Canal sees U.S. battleships use the canal.
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Congress
Zachary Taylor
Rio Grande
Pierre Jean de Beranger
France
Paris
Dover
London
Idaho
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
St. Adelaide
Quebec
Cambridge
Mase
Bury Aaited
New York
North Pole
Panama Canal
What the Stars Predict for This Day
The early hours bring luck yet warns merchants of losses in coming months. Sales before noon are favored. It predicts keener competition among women seeking political appointments. The rule of stars favors teases signing, and Persang’s birthday suggests avoiding nonessential regulatory changes this year.
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Ewo
Health Talks on Vacation Strain and Mosquito Habits
Dr William Brady explains vacation stress on average endurance, urges yearround preparation, and outlines how mosquitoes breed and spread. He notes Cape Cod and New Jersey hotspots for mosquitoes and contrasts them with other regions, detailing breeding needs and containment.
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Cape Cod
New Jersey Flaty
Nort Woods
Todays Talk By George Matthew Adama Inspires Outdoor Renewal
The essay invites readers to escape work and seek renewal in nature. It urges vacationing heart, tuning up for better times, and learning the language of trees. Immersing in pine forests and hemlocks, readers are urged to find vigor through outdoor pursuits and reflection on life’s small stature.
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Sojor
Carriage of Belles Of Fifty Years Ago
A relic of fashion age contrasts a bygone Georgia seasonal report with 1870s style critique. The narrator mocks past feminine dress, praising or condemning Corsican memory while noting modern femmes and grandmothers would view today’s toilettes with amused disbelief.
Peacock Prance of Former Flappers at the Ball
The piece depicts Miss Airs mastering a ballroom walk described as a peacock like display. It emphasizes careful precision in movement with exaggerated footwork and ribbon laces, portraying her as proud, flaunting her elaborate toilette.
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Miss Airs
Afrs
Ashe
Bits of New York Life by Q O Mintyre
Midnight at Herald Square reveals a bleak night scene with derelicts, a maimed veteran, and ragged figures amid a restless crowd. The piece contrasts poverty strewn streets with well heeled elites in Madison Avenue and notes Battery Park's dusk crowds and a quiet Trinity by night.
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Bits OF
New York
QO. O. Mintyre
Battery Park
Gazn
Lipersty
Old Trinity
Wallang Road
Measures Introduced In House Friday
A review of Friday’s House introductions shows bills touching taming dynamite use, promoting cooperative marketing, removing fertilizer tag limits, creating a Georgia children’s court commission, repealing the game and fish department, requiring date stamps on auto tires, funding for school tax levies, and defense to illegal game law violations. Also proposed are broader railroad commission jurisdiction, open season for cat squirrels, Sunday freight train operations, state road and bond provisions not exceeding 50 million, and various constitutional amendments and administrative measures.
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McClure
Walker
Hamilton
Floyd
Georgia
Kittrell
Laurens
General Agriculture
Luke
Ben Hii
General Agricultura
Brantley
Pierce
Georgia Children’s Court Commission
Ricketson
Warren
Department of Game and Fish
Game and Fish
Bowden
Ware
Carswell
Willsin
Waycation
Jay, Beckham
Dougherty
Blalock
Aice
Railroad Commission
Monroe
Wilcox
Smith
Carroll
Pruett
Lumpkin
Sente
Stovail
MaDuffie
Yee Department of Agricultura
Seine
Btutfe
Logan
Banks
Reunion of Old Thirty-eighth Georgia Regiment Planned
Former members of the Old Thirty-eighth Georgia regiment will meet Wednesday at Stone Mountain Pavilion. Attendees include General George Hillyer Judge John B Hutchesan Charles D McKinney General J A Wise and volunteers from Camp Waller Evans Camp 665 United Confederate Veterans and Boy Scouts. The Survivors Association meeting convenes at 10 o'clock led by John W McCurdy. Miss Margaret Rankin welcomes veterans with FP Hudgins giving a history and adjutant remarks. Mary Wells to preside at the organ with A Rankin as marshal.
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Old
Thirty-eighth Georgia Regiment
Stone Mountain
George Hillyer
John B. Hutchesan
Charles D McKinney
J A. Wise
Camp Waller
Camp Evans
United Confederate Veterans
Boy Beawts
Oreer
John W Mc~ Curdy
Survivors’ Association of the Old Thirty-eighth
Margaret Rankin
Welcomp
FP. L. Hudgins
Mary Wells
Rankin
Lost Battalion Hero Honored by Big Funeral
New York July 15 military honors marked the funeral of Private John J. Monson hero of the Lost Battalion who died in Bellevue hospital after illness during a leave. Monson, who on September 28, 1918 carried the message that reunited the Lost Battalion in the Argonne, was posthumously celebrated by civic organizations. A five-black-dong column led the caisson to the Church of the Ascension for a high requiem and to Cypress Hills cemetery for military services. He was technically absent without leave but the charge was dropped after officials learned he was ill in hospital.
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New York
John J. Monson
Bellevue Hospital
Monson
Argonne
Dong
Calason
Church of the Ascension
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Monnon
Puos
Delegates Attend National Convention In Detroit Today
Delegates from many U S and Canada cities gather in Detroit for the national convention of the Ang ulent Order of Hivernlang. Ontario faces a flood of liquor shipments as it nears a dry status. The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women meets in Cleveland then heads to the national gathering Monday. A fourteen member Philadelphia cricket team sails to England for international matches. In Rheims France a fete marks the return of Saint Joan of Arc statue removed during 1918 bombardments.
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United States
Canada
Detroit
Order of Hivernlang
Ontario
Ohio Federation of Business and
Rheims
France
St. Joan of Arc
Ity
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