Constitution Ads Rates and Distribution Details 1923
The message lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions of the Constitution in Atlanta dated June 7, 1923. It notes advertising manager F. Holliday outside Atlanta, distribution details in New York and several street duos, and policy on payments and receipts. The piece ends with a Bible verse reference.
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Atlanta
Caister
Buoay
If. Holliday
Constitution Building
Atieota
New York City
Ffotaling
Broadway
Schultz Newa Areac
Wigant Park
Gresd Central Depot
Ley
Office of Publicaton
Voice of Thomas R Marshall Voices for Founding Principles
The piece contrasts Marshall's defense of classic republican government with attacks on the judiciary over a Carnegie bequest to Chief Justice Taft. It applauds the Georgia State Training School reform under Mrs. Manson and Colonel Foxon, praising the shift to a humane, vocational program that molds errant youths into productive citizens. It closes with a note on timely, practical interventions by former prisoners aiding at risk youths.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
Taft
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Carnegie
Cuba
Philippines
Red Cross
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
William H. Tait
Hamilton
Ohio
Milledgeville
Georgia
Orin W. Janson
F. J. F 2Xon
Atlanta
Bey
S. 15
Just From Georgie and Other Times
A collage of regional verse and prose pieces from The Thomasville Times-Enquirer collection. It includes lyrics about fiddlers and Virginia reels, reflections on eccentricity and manners, seasonal poems, town gossip snippets, and humorous rural observations from correspondents and editors.
Another Candidate for The Worst Fire-Trap
Posed as a letter from P. D. Porreca of Motely Park Improvement Committee Atlanta Ga June 6 1993 urging city to improve fire safety of schools. He argues Girls High is safer than Battle Hill and suggests hiring janitors or firemen during school hours, using funds toward the Girls High upgrades. He notes two mile walks for West Lake Avenue residents and criticizes the school board for slow replacement of a wooden building.
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Woman's Club
Mozely Park
Battle Hill
Spring Street
Lucile Avenue
Tory
West Lake Avenue
Battle Hill School
Woman's Club of
Atlanta
D. Porreca
Motely Park Improvement Committee
Colwell Receives Emory Diploma in Honor Mixup
Ernest Cadman Colowell of Meshop Pennsylvan ia was omitted from Emory University honor lists but later received a bachelor of philosophy degree cum laude. Colwell plans to enter teaching and has accepted a position with Emory Two Ladies in Oxford Georgia.
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Ernest Cadman Colowell
Meshop Pen. Pa
Emory University
Colwell
Emory
Oxford
Bits of New York Life by O Mintyre
A lively sketch of New York scenes includes hotel cafeterias sharing food with non guests, curious theatergoers at Rialto, and a vivid snapshot of Sailors’ Snug Harbor. Memoirish vignettes touch on fashion, smoking rooms, rumors, and a detective journalist's career closing note.
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Bits OF
New York
O. Mintyre
PITHY PARAGRAPHS AND COMIC CREW OFFER PRIZES
A humorous mix of verses and jokes from the PITHY PARAGRAPHS page includes readers praising a Knights of Pithies idea with a wary note on a potential K P shorthand. It notes daily prizes of two theater tickets and a $3 prize for best original contribs and lists a bank of quips, jokes, and light verse from Stockbridge and Ackley.
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K. P
Eddie
Loew's Grand Theater
Jessie Stockbridge
P. R. Ackley
P. P
Interstate Owl Mill Superintendents Meet Opens in Atlanta
The Interstate Owl Mill Superintendents convention opened in Atlanta with exhibits in the auditorium and an opening address by Rev. B. F. Fraser. Murphy Holloway welcomed attendees for the chamber of commerce, while I. R. Elseman spoke for the association. Georgia Tech president Dr. M. L. Brittain was slated to speak but was unexpectedly called out of town. The day ended with an evening theater party for delegates and families and a full schedule for the next day including morning session, officer calls, and presentations by W. H. Copenhiver and GC B. Arnold.
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B. F. Fraser
Wesley Memorial Church
Murphy Hollowby
Chamber of Commerce
I. R. Elseman
M. L. Brittain
Georgia Tech
FB. Eisenmann
Leetmre
Wayne Davies
Akron
Obia
Sul- Jeet
W. FH. Copenhiver
Springfield
Ohio
GC. B. Arnold
Eufaula
Alabama
Lance Is Lay Leader Elected by Savannah District Methodists
Waynesboro Georgia June 16 Special Jack Lame of Waynesboro was elected by the Savannah district Methodist conference as the lay leader for the coming year. W T Knight of Savannah and J E McCrean of Statesboro were elected associate members of the unity board. The annual conference members named include J M Rogers Savannah Mrs George Kilpatrick Waynesboro J E B Mc Crean Statesboro W M Falcher and W M Exley. Dr J M Glenn conference missionary secretary addressed the afternoon session. The conference finished a busy session Wednesday night. The next conference will be held in Guyton in 1924.
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Waynesboro
Jack Lame
Waynesboo
Savannah
W. T. Knight
J. E. McCrean
Statesboro
Inity Board
J. M. Rogers
Savannnah
George Kilpatrick
Wayne
Understanding Cold, Sweating, and Muscle Recovery in Ben Franklin’s Writings
The text discusses cautions about sudden cooling after sweating or heavy exertion, explaining how excessive warmth can affect circulation and muscle soreness. It notes that fatigue does not lower infection resistance, and suggests self-massage and gentle movements to flush muscle waste, while debunking the idea that extra clothing prevents colds.
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Ben Franklin
Bible Conference Held at Pentecostal Holiness Church
The Bible conferences at Pentecostal Holiness Church on East Fair and Kelly streets run daily at 10 a.m. through May 17 with Rev. J. H. King, the pastor, delivering morning lectures and a 7:30 p.m. talk each evening.
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Pentecostal
Tolmesa
East Fair
Kelly Streets
J. H. King
Mr. King
Art in the Home Talk by Mrs. Scott at model home
Local artist Mrs. Henry Bernard Scott spoke on Art in the Home at the furnished model home on Orme Circle during Better Homes Week. The event drew hundreds of home owners and builders as she discussed interior decorating pictures and garden plans.
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Henry Bernard Scott
Model
Orme Circle
Committee For
Better Homes
Scott
Dean Hartfield
Elizabeth Mather College
Eliagbeth Broach
Hl. Patterson
John Cunningham
Charles Robison
H. EB. Jessum
J. L. Riddick
D. Dickinson
C. R. Pyburn
M. H. Bach
A. Kahanow
I. Jacobs
J. Weinberg
Bess Boorstein
Sara Bokviteky
Atlanta Man Heads Princeton Society
Mark Ashley Sellers son of Dr J F Sellers dean of Oglethorpe has been elected president of the Clio sophic society at Princeton university He has served as president of the Georgia club at Princeton and was a member of the Princeton speakers organization
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Mark Ashley Sellers
J. F. Sellers
Oglethorpe
Princeton University
Ashley
Princeton
Georgia Club
Peter
Holcombe Wounded In Accident At Home
Joe Holcombe twenty four of 46 Scott street was wounded Wednesday when a pistol thought unloaded discharged while he was cleaning it. He is in Grady hospital with a serious shoulder wound. Scott, a painter, aimed the gun toward himself to inspect the barrel.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Chappell
Nevada Picayune
Skillet
van Buren County
Joe Holcombe
Scott Street
Holcombe
Grady Boxstal
Scott
Goodwin Freed in Murder Case Near Helsh
Lawson Goodwin, a Richmond County farmer, was acquitted in Augusta Superior Court of murdering Thomas Dismukes near Helsh on May 4. The trial drew wide interest due to the unusual clash of a 55 year old man versus an 83 year old, with the verdict stemming from a fear of lust staining the incident.
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Augusta
Lawson Goodwin
Richmond County
Thomas Dismukes
Helsh
Anl
Lou Stamiing
Clarence Tech Marionettes stage Monday afternoon
The Clarence comedy drama will be presented by the Tech Marionettes at the Atlanta Woman's Club theater at 2 30 in a Monday afternoon show for alumni seniors and guests in Atlanta during Georgia Tech commencement week. Music by the Victor Myers melody orchestra. Cast includes Harry Elerhe Jimmie Whitfield Hugh Saussy Landon Clark Lawrence Perti John Gilt Roderick Walter Strinlin Aten Bartlett and Detune Holertaon.
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Clarence
Tech Marionettes
Atlanta Woman’s Club Theater
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Victor Myers Melody Orchestra
Harry Elerhe
Jimmie Whitfield
Hugh Saussy
Landon Clark
Lawrence Perti
John Gilt
Roderick
Walter Strinlin
Aten Bartlett
Detune Holertaon
Questions mac NSWOTS trivia and science Q&A
A collage of Q and A items on sea color parrot talkers state auto counts Indian country home names weights of water and platinum long distance walking records Angevin kings US presidential eligibility first US newspaper oldest American find longest perfect play in majors Newton gravity law woodchuck extermination and a joke about a dinner hostess.
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Arctic
New York
Washington
Victoria Island
A. Science Service
Stefansson
Jenness
England
John Ennis
G. Littlewood
United States
Edward P. Weston
Henry II
John
Plantasenets
Anjou
France
Henry I
William the Conquert
Maatilda
Boston
Benjamin Harrison
John 3Te Innis
Cleveland
Nathan Hale
Statehouse
Annapolis
Jack Dempsey
Hostsesq
Nevnton
James
Employment drive for Atlanta high school graduates
Caror Woolford president of the Personnel association has formed a committee to aid the School Employment service in placing 153 Atlanta graduates. Twenty already placed and more positions expected as the group visits employers to locate openings. Contacts include Miss Essie Roberts at 409 Chamber of Commerce building or Walnut 3820 for stenographers from Commercial Wish school.
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Caror Woolford
The
Personnel Association
School Employment Service
Atlanta
James C. Malone
Retail Credit Company
George H. Pluffins
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
M. G. Clapp
Moate
Davies- Webb & Vary Company
Essie Roberts
Chamber of Commerce
Walnut
Rev Woodson to Be Ordained Pastor at Oakhurst Church
Rev Marshall Woodson, supplying the pulpit at Oakhurst Presbyterian Church in Decatur, will be ordained and installed as pastor at a special Attium Presbytery meeting in Atlanta at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon. Oakhurst is among the youngest churches in the Atlanta presbytery.
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Marshall Woodson
Oakhurst Presbyterian Church
Decatur
Bray
Attium Presbytery
Atlanta
Makhuret Church
Young Woman Seriously Burned In Porch Gasoline Accident
Miss Tone Thompson of 608 North Jackson street sustained severe burns to her hands and face while helping her father operate a porch gas stove machine on Wednesday afternoon. Doctors at Georgia Baptist Hospital report she is resting comfortably after the incident and is improving.
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Tone Thompson
North
Jackson
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Miss Thompson
J. J. Thompson
Credit Men Convention in Atlanta to Feature Social Dances
The National Association of Credit Men plans its historic Atlanta gathering with ample small-flowers at social functions. Secretary C. E. Williamson notes dancers taught for thirty days from Virginia reel to toddle. A final dance followed a convention reception committee meeting led by B. S. Papy. An advance delegation will escort 300 delegates via Chattanooga to Atlanta, with tours on Longs Mountain. F. E. Baldwin chairs the delegation from J Regenstein and company.
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National Association of Credit Men
Atlanta
C. E. Williamson
Atlanta Association
Virginia
Tuane
B. 8
Papy
White Provision Company
Chattanooga
Lonkons Mountain
F. E B. Baldwin
J. Regenstein and Company
Large Tobacco Crop Predicted For This Season
Georgia farmers expect a record tobacco crop this season with twelve million pounds likely produced across the state nine markets planned and July as the start of marketing. Vidalia’s forecast anticipates over a million pounds, while concern over leaf spots in the Habersham area is dismissed as weather related. Infrastructure along the A B A railway includes drying and stemming plants costing about half a million dollars and six new sales warehouses totaling seventy thousand.
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Georgia
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Vidalia
G. W. Hutchins
Hahaira
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Congress
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CIL
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Methodists
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Goodwin
Daily
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N. Y. Ave
Washington, D. C
Gity
Rev. Woodson
Oakhurst
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