Newspaper masthead and advertising details from a 1910s issue
The page lists the Constitution newspaper staff editors Clark Howell and Albert Howell Jr, offices in Atlanta, distribution and subscription rates, advertising manager Gullidax, and Washington and New York correspondents. It notes carriers and delivery details and states the paper is a member of the Associated Press with news dispatch credits.
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Constitution
Blandard Flenthars
The
Weskly
CLARK / HOWELL
Clark Bopell
Albert Day S Howell, Jr
Pally
Dally
Gullidax
Constitution Building
All Territory
Tontelde
Atlanta
Constitution Washington
Raleigh
James A. Hollomen
York City
Hotalings Newstanda
Broadway
Worty-second Street
Times
Thirty-Eighth Street
twenty-Ninth Street
Associated Erase
Associated Press
Illinois political scandal and Chicago feud spill into state races
A noisy political panorama links Governor Small and Lieutenant Governor Sterling to alleged millions in state finances schemes. The piece traces Chicago clashes led by Mayor Thompson against Governor Lowden, police actions, and a bitter sub gubernatorial campaign with factional splits, while also touching Georgia district agricultural schools debates and other assorted items.
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Ilinois
Small
Sterling
Treasury
Tino
William Hale Thompson
South Side
Chicago
Thompson
Frank O. Lowden
Lowden
Blackstone Hotel
Michigan Avenue
Fowden
Len Small
Curtis Brothers
United States
Fred Sterling
Frank Yowden
Ed Brundage
Bmall
London
J. Hamilton Lewis
Cobb County Echoes Prompt Civic Push for Local Business
A Cobb county paper urges continued effort to boost home town commerce. It stresses keeping money circulating locally and sustaining the fight for business growth, urging residents to support the home economy and keep dollars moving.
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R County
Cobb County
Just From Georgia and Bits from Georgia Gossip
A collage of light verse and local notes from Georgia carried by Frank L. Stawroy. It blends humorous lines about trouble in life with snippets from Western and Waycross area correspondents, weather musings, and village anecdotes, including farmers planning watermelons and a church lightning strike. The piece preserves regional flavor and names, delivering a breezy, compact snapshot of rural Georgia life.
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Howe
C. E. Franks
Western
Plainfield
Magnolia News
Walker Elliston
Waycross Journal-Herald
Thamesville
Thank You Gentlemen for Honor in Senate Debate
In a Georgia senate exchange I express gratitude for an hour of debate granted under personal privilege. I note past attacks and defend the ad valorem system, warn against repealing the tax equalization law, and predict the bill’s likely failure in the house. I praise colleagues, acknowledge readers, and speculate on future political paths.
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Senate
Georgia
Kimball
Nix
Jackson
Senator Nix
Gwinnett
Jones
Congress
Washington
Gennte
Georgie
Health Talks on Poison Ivy and First Aid for Vacationers
A health note explains that poison ivy has three leaflets per stem while Virginia creeper has five. It details symptoms, such as itching and swelling, and offers first aid: frequent soapy rinses, vinegar-free lather, and zinc oxide apply. It mentions protective lather or vaseline and practical treatments for blisters and immunization steps.
District Agricultural Schools under Scrutiny and Reform
Georgia district A and M schools face critique from The Augusta Chronicle while defenders cite federal and state support. The Fifth District at Monroe shows extensive student farm work, low costs, and strong stock judging success, with fifty years of agricultural training and Smith Hughes backing.
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J. M. Terrell
H H Perry
Hall County
State College of Agriculture
Athens
A. M Soule
3. S Stewart
Department of Agriculture
General Treasury
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Macon
Chicago
Agricultural and Mechanical School
Barnesville
Monroe
West
Congress
Smith-Hughes Vocational Bi
M. L. Brittain
Plate College
Agheol Bretha
hay-I'm
Erne
Doat
Smith-Hughes
Smith+Hughes
Iowa
Bois
Federal Board
Washington
Gainesville
South
Barneavilla
Statement From Principal Hunt of 7th District School
Principal Hunt argues Seventh District A and M School needs support, detailing uneven start conditions, student work, and strong outputs. He notes enrollment and graduation figures, farm labor, classroom labs, and robust domestic science while urging continued backing to educate rural youth and sustain agricultural progress.
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Hunt
7Th District
Thin E Haya
Thie School
Bucohe Wa
Are
Smith-Hughes Specialista
Kirle
London
Heint
Powder Springs
Galloway
Constitution Reforms Sought for Biennial Sessions
Athens letter writer argues 1877 Constitution fails biennial aim due to 46 day limit and two thirds vote requirement. He cites past adjournments, notes vote to annual sessions, and endorses Hardwick proposal for change.
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Sion
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Atleste
Atlanta, GA
Ernest Camp
Tifton
Ohio State Journal
Japan
From
Frank L sTawroy
Bila
Ee EU
Ruttentie
Billville
Greensboro
Williama Snoys
BY James A. Hollomon
William Brady
M. D
Va Dag
O. Galloway
Wheeler
Walker
Hardwick
Benery
C: Tuck
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