The Constitution Advertising Manager Contacts Territory
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Holliday
Constitution Building
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Washington
S Street
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John Corrigan
Setting Mexico Right The Big Brother Role Foreign Policy View
The piece argues the United States must intervene in Mexico as a stabilizing force. It asserts revolutionary leaders cannot be trusted, predicting inevitable action to aid Mexico and restore peace. The editorial compares Cuba and Mexico, praising President Wilson and urging coordinated, humanitarian intervention.
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United States
Mexico
Wilson
Cuba
America
Lunsey
Morgene
Wizon
Germany
Laeltania
Admiration for political ally prompts cautious confidence
The speaker praises steady restraint and measured judgment in political matters, arguing that prudence will win broad approval without rushing into rash or conflict prone actions. The tone emphasizes balance over hysteria and a steady path to favorable outcomes.
Friendly Fighters Rise Above War’s Gloom in Trench Tales
A Washington Post interview with Dr. Emil Scharf of Berlin highlights humanizing trench stories from the Western Front. Soldiers from opposing sides briefly share common language and attend a local moving picture show, showing humane bonds amid combat.
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Weaterm Front
Washington Post
Emil Seharf
Berlin
White House
Lafayette Park
Geo
Bassee
Georgia Drives Toward Better Rural and Secondary Schools
Reaching the people shows widespread south wide interest in agricultural education through gifts from the General Education Board and the Georgia Bankers Association. Georgia aims to unite state and federal funds, boost literacy, and expand practical training in agriculture via state colleges, clubs, and legislative support under Smith Lever.
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South
General Education Board of New York
State Colleges of Agriculture
Georgia Bankers’ Association
General Education Board
Georgia Bankers
State Department of Education
Department of
Georgia
College of Agriculture
Smith-Lever
Dream World Reflections In Georgia Lore
Fragmented verse and prose pieces depict dream imagery of Georgia life and nature. Vivid lines explore joy, twilight, and the contrast between wilderness and town with musings on happiness and fate. Individual voices mention dreamlike scenes and reflective aphorisms.
The Health and Happiness Club Rules and Verses
The Dalvon Citizen prints rules for the Health and Happiness club by C. RK. Vance with proverbs about life and nature. It includes admonitions to be practical, enjoy nature, and live fully, plus a note about University of Maryland granting a Ll. D. to Secretary Bryan and a Mitchell Tribune editor’s reflection on shared troubles.
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Wealth
C. RK. Vance
Pilonophér
Dalvon Citizen
Health and Happiness Club
Megrers
George Bailey
Houston Post
University of Maryland
Bryan
Mitchell
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason The East
The poem ribaldly jokes about the east wind and illness. A chronic croaker laments rheumatic pain and superstition, then boasts the wind cannot beat him. He mocks disease fears, arguing microbes fade when defiance meets the wind. The piece carries Mason’s humor and dated dialect.
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Zephyr
Sheamnatiz
Calla
Atlanta Boy Now a Paulist Preaches First Solemn Mass
The Atlanta community honors a local youth ordained as a Paulist priest. Father Lewis J. O'Hern, noted preacher, delivers the first solemn high Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Father Joseph A. Morris as celebrant and remarks praising the new priest’s vocation and service to the church.
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Atlanta
Lewis J. O’hern
Joseph A. Morris
Witt. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Father Morris
Petter Lewin J. O'Hern
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Faroux
Pauliat Order
Father O'Hern
O'Hern
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Ruther O'Hern
Lao
Jesus
Abel
Cain
Abraham
Job
Greece
Rome
Temple
Athens
Rosa
Sion
Jerusalem
Aflimankind
Second Temple
Prienta
Daniel
Dantel 14
Jean
Furetelia
Malachias
Holy City
Mnischias
Israel
Jeruasiem
Apontion
Christ
Yso
Mulaghias
Merrin
Studien
Holy Mother Church
Jesus‘Christ
Mones
Melchinedech
Father Moreis
Blae
Hig
Commencement Sermon Opens Tech Boys Exercises Sunday
The Georgia School of Technology held commencement on Sunday at the North Avenue Presbyterian Church with Dr Plate Durham delivering the baccalaureate sermon to a large congregation. He urged college men to seek light beyond study, warning against intellectual failure and stressing parental responsibility of colleges. He cited journalism, industry, politics, and the pulpit as fields needing virtuous leaders. The afternoon parade precedes the carnival with a Peachtree street route, a 4 o’clock march, and a queen coronation at 8. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Georgia Schoo
Technolo
Sunde
Plate Durham
North Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Durham
Commonwealth of Georgia
Merch
Peachtree Street
Umm
How Atlantas Broke Into New York Newspaper Game
Autobiographical reminiscence by Alfred C. Newell on joining The World Forum era at The World in New York, recalling early Atlanta to New York reporter days, meeting editors, staff shifts, and the shift away from sensational yellow journalism toward normal reporting, with names of colleagues and studios.
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New York
Alfred C. Newell
Atliants
The
World Forum
New York World
Irvin Cobb
Sauppose
Park Row
Golden Dome
City Hall
Tamm
Por Sheehan
Downs
Walter Hawley
Wiordan
Croker
Boffey
Wally” Root
Rachow
Germin Roosevelt
Bob" Adamson
Atlanta Constitution
Adamson
Walter Howard
Mearst
Broadway
Central Park
Johnny Meehan
Old Times
Eddy
Fouaid
Newell
Atlanta
Firat
Jon
Carnegie Hall
Loenthal
Leanthal
Spencer FE. Travk
New York Times Company
Mouquin's
Jervais
Dick” Outcault
Outcault
World Building
Nelse* Hirach
Joe Bakin
Phil" Speed
Williamsburg
Raymond Street
Aine
Hearst
Brooklyn
St. Clair Afchelway
Pomeroy Burton
Eagle
Roy Burton
Joseph Pulitzer
Burton
Casa Elysmic
J.P
Ohio
Herbert Gunnison
Flatbuck
the Waldorf
Jack Slaight
Gue Roeder
Ike White
Barton
Joe Quall
Sir Alfred
London Times
Afternoon Sun
Bob
Slee
Georgia
Riverside Park
Pater Pajtiae
Peter Tatrae
New Amsterdam
George Washington
J. P
California
Tam Pot
Buns
Aman
Jake” Cantor
Ute
Jake
Earning His Trousers
A village clergyman meets an elderly parishioner and jokingly offers trousers to secure his church attendance. The man pretends to be puzzled by the offer, until weeks pass and he tests the parson’s promise by asking how many more Sundays he must attend before the trousers disappear.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
John
Cld
Jono
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