Constitution Established 1505 The Constitution of Atlanta 1914
The Constitution established 1505. Daily and Sunday publication with Clark Howell as editor and manager. Advertising chief outside Atlanta. Washington Bureau address listed. Postage rates printed for United States and Mexico. subscription options and pricing shown. Availability through New York and major newsstands. Not responsible for advance payments to outsiders.
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Fifty Years After Atlanta Battle And Peachtree Creek
A retrospective on the 50th anniversary of the Atlanta battle and the Peachtree Creek action. It recalls the immense casualties, the shifting momentum, and the personal connections between Union commanders McPherson and Walker, noting Atlanta’s fall as a turning point signaling the Confederacy’s decline.
Remembering the Civil War Cyclorama at Grant Park
The article invites readers to reflect on two devastating wars and urges a visit to the Grant Park cyclorama to recall a historic modern warfare tragedy. It emphasizes that scars of conflict endure and remembrance is important as observers view the exhibit.
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Wilson policy yields first tangible fruits in Mexican crisis
Elimination of Huerta and a suspension of hostilities by constitutionalists mark the initial successes of President Wilson's watchful waiting approach. The piece argues the policy may inaugurate a new hemispheric diplomacy if future steps proceed as hoped, while criticizing jingoistic profiteering and urging restraint amid shifting Mexican leadership plus uncertain conference outcomes.
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Health measures in Georgia legislature on vital statistics plan
The Georgia legislature moves to create a vital statistics bureau under the state board of health and to establish a statewide public health service. Advocates for both measures, led by Representatives Ellis, argue the two acts are inseparable and will reduce disease and death rates across the state. Georgia would be the last state without a vital statistics law.
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Half Century Battle of Atlanta Remembered by Stovall’s Brigade
A first person reminiscence on the July 22 1864 Battle of Atlanta. The writer recounts Stovall’s brigade and Georgia regiments, the brutal close fighting on Decatur Road, fallen officers, and the vivid scene of battlefield carnage. He reflects on war’s brutality and the lasting cost to families and communities.
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Georgia to enact twin health bills for state recovery
The article argues Georgia lacks a modern health system and urges passage of two bills to improve public health and reduce the death-rate, claiming the legislature will approve them and place Georgia on the health map of the twentieth century.
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Original Conserver Judge Chambers Aims To Avert Rail Strike
An Alabama judge and chair of the federal mediation board, William J. Chambers, has induced western rail unions to consider mediation to avoid a major strike. He previously settled eastern wage and hour disputes and calmed Georgia railroad tensions, earning respect for his calm, clear reasoning and diplomacy.
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Fragments of humor and local chatter from a Georgia to Kansas City column
A garbled collage of quips, verses, and light gossip recounts banal headlines and humorous anecdotes. Names and places drift through odd spellings, with references to politics, stockings as banks, and parlor entertainments. The piece sketches a mosaic of regional humor and everyday life, with dated slang and vivid regional flavors.
Record-Breaking Crowd to Hear Slaton in Greenville Today
A large crowd is expected as Governor John M. Slaton speaks in Greenville on tax equalization. His Georgia-wide tour follows a well received Cartersville address, with supporters praising his focus on informing the public about the tax act's meaning. Slaton will try to visit many communities, though campaign duties limit invitations.
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Georgia Women Call On Legislature For Child Labor Law
Women across Georgia are urged to attend today's legislative session as the Sheppard bill on child labor is taken up. The call emphasizes public opinion and the role of club women in shaping the welfare of the state, urging active presence to back the measure and ensure its passage with few amendments.
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Waiting for Time to Bring What Is Mine
Poem fragment echoes patience and fate as the speaker folds hands and waits for the coming year. Personal resolve meets destiny, with lines about a bark guided by tides and the waters knowing their own. The passage blends nature imagery with the idea that one’s heart will reap its fruit.
New Bills Introduced in Both Branches Yesterday
State legislature yesterday saw new bills in both houses. The House listed measures from multiple counties including Floyd Cobb Putnam Hall Polk and Sumyrns. Proposals cover Torrens land titles, Macon charter, public schools in Sumyrns, county boards Putnam, tax exemptions for deaf and blind residents, bank notary powers, tax receivers rules, special county tax for railroad car merchandise sales, and Woodbury as a state depository. Senate bills include uniform negotiable instruments law, reestablishment of the state entomology board, and an amended Mount Airy charter.
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Cancer Dangers Warn Against Radium Cure Doubt Grows
From The Journal of the American Medical Association an essay notes radium shows little proven efficacy for cancer. It argues cancer cause and transmission remain unknown and urges patients seek early surgical treatment, citing Dr Winter of Koenigsberg who analyzed 1,082 operable cases.
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And He Doesn't Realize It
From a casual survey the field, we are led to the conclusion that the number of people who don't care a rop what becomes Roosevelt is steadily increasing.
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