The Constitution on sale in New York city and notices
The Constitution is offered in New York City with sale points at Hotaling's, Times Building corner, Bryant Park, and Grand Central Depot. The notice disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town agents and receipts for payments not in line with the published rules. The page also quotes Revelation 4:11 in a religious verse.
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New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Berry-wecond
Times Building
Bchultz
Bryant Park
Grand Central Deport
Areo
Office of Public
Immigration and Labor in Georgia Policy Debate
The Cotton Manufacturers' Association of Georgia backs higher immigration of "desirable citizens" and argues for port of embarkation screening over Kilis Island, citing costs and fairness. It contrasts 1921 laws with current labor needs, notes North and West industries absorbing workers, and observes African American migration patterns. It also highlights the Soldier Roster Commission preserving Confederate veterans records as vital for Georgia heritage and civic pride.
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Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of Georgia
Kilis Island
Atlantic
United States
West
Europe
Confederate States of America
Georgia
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Immigration Policy Should Favor Desirable European Citizens
An analysis argues the current quota system unjustly favors less desirable European immigrants. It contends agrarian northern Europeans easily naturalize, reducing quotas for their origin, while southern European migrants often fail to assimilate and prove disruptive. The piece urges selective intake of productive, land-clearing Europeans and reform of national quotas to encourage constructive migration.
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United States
Europe
America
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Lust From Georgia and News From Mountain Town
A fragment from Fraser and Sparton titled Lust From Georgia riffs on rain and gardens with refrain about rain’s resolve. Mountain Town notes joke about baldness and late-night calls, reflecting rural humor and local dispatches in a Dahlonega Nugget context.
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Georgia
Fraser & Sparton
Pasture potential shown by Evans Lunsford on Georgia hills
A Georgia farm story highlights pasture building on red clay hills near Covington. Evans Lunsford details nearly 125 acres improved in six years, with clover and grasses expanding to 90 acres, stocking to 1000 pounds per five weight acre, and reduced labor needs. The piece also notes rural labor shifts and a letter from Lunsford praising pasture economics as a farm labor solution.
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Covington
Covington High School
Sam Wilkes
Georgia Railroad
Lunsford
Georgia
Mr. Holloman
Evans Lunsford
Gay
Alfred Noyes Names Ten Books He Enjoys Most
Alfred Noyes selects ten English volumes that gave him the greatest pleasure, noting they may differ from his judgment of literature’s greatest works. He lists favorites by Shakespeare Dickens Stevenson Milton Wordsworth Keats Browning and the Bible, then explains his criteria for a desert island selection.
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Alfred Noyes
Princeton
Shakespeare
Dickens
Stevenson
Tennyson
Milton
Wordeworth
Keats
Robert Browning
National Association of Boo& Publishers
Manget to Operate Barnesville Plant For Sweet Potatoes
Barnesville Georgia June 10 Special The Georgia Yam Company of Atlanta headed by John A Manget has bought the Hawkins and Milner potato curing plant and will run it next season Charles Crawley local representative says Becks curing system will be installed before the season The region is well suited for sweet potato growing and farmers are expected to expand acreage to meet demand
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Barnesville
Georgia Yam Curing Company
Atlanta
John A. Manget
Hawkins and Milner
Charles Crawley
Rogers Takes Histology Post at Cornell University
Barnesville Georgia special reports William Rogers former Gordon College faculty member has accepted an assistant in histology and embryology in Cornell University's biology department. He graduates from the University of Georgia and will begin next fall.
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Barnesville
William Rogers
Gordon
Cornell University
University of Georgia
Bits of New York Life by O C Mintyre
Diary style vignette from New York on June 10 recounting meetings with Joseph Conrad, Arthur Brisbane, and others. Observations span theater, food, travel to Indianapolis for auto races, and reflections on writers habits and the craft.
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New York
O. C. Mintyre
Samuel Peppys
Joseph Conrad
Sam Goldwyn
Tew Cody
Rex Beach
Fairbanks Twins
Winter Garden
Karl Kitchen
BP. Kyne
R. Long
R. Howard
Indianapolis
Georgia Tech Spring Graduation Exercises Today
President M L Brittain will confer degrees at 10 oclock on the Tech campus with invocations, remarks from Dr David Crenshaw Barrow and class orator Vernon Lyons Borum. The Georgia Tech band will provide music. prize lists and reserve corps commissions will be announced.
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Georgia School of Technology
M. L. Brittain
Tech
J. Harrell
First Methodist Church
Eugene BR. Black
Black
David Crenshaw Barrow
Vernon Lyons Borum
School of Mechanical Engineering
Harris
Georgia Tech
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
First Methodist
C. J. Harrell
Porter Place
Mes. W. ST. J. Nelma
Yaarab
Black Migration Campaign Blamed on Illegal Labor Agents
Georgia Manufacturers' Association secretary John W. Lopp claims about fifty illegal labor agents in Georgia run campaigns of extremist violence and false promises to persuade Black residents to migrate north. He says more than 90 percent are lured away, paid per head, often left stranded after short northern jobs, with victims targeted by threats and staged incidents to force departure.
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Avorgua
Honday
John W. Lopp
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Opp
Aegie
Georgia
Xopp
Spanish American War Veterans Reunion Plans Nearing Completion
Sam C. Crane, chairman of the finance committee, said Sunday night arrangements for the reword and entertainment of 3,000 veterans and their families were nearing completion. The celebration will take place in July to mark the 25th anniversary of the war. The scope of entertain ment in Atlanta will depend on public response to a funds appeal during the next ten days.
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Sam C. Crane
Atlanta
Crane
Burglars Ransack Woman's Bedroom and Store
Thieves entered Mia Lena Bredo sky’s home at 114 1 2 Capitol Avenue through a side window and fled through a rear door after being frightened by noise, taking $25 and jewelry. Separately, burglars ransacked the Pigely Wiggly store at 62 South Broad Street. the door was found open and items stolen were not yet reported.
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Mia Lena Bredosky
Capitol Avenue
Pole
Pigely Wiggly
South Broad Street
Mrs William T Ivey to Rest in Chamblee Georgia
Mrs William T Ivey nee Sarah Billi Louise Trimble 66 of 185 Norwood Street Kirkwood died Sunday will be laid to rest in the family cemetery at Chamblee Ga after funeral services at 2 pm at the residence Rev L Allgood and Rev Carl Barth of Macon will conduct the ceremonies Greenberg Bond Funeral Directors in charge Mrs Ivey known throughout Fulton county later moved to Atlanta.
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William T. Iver
Norwood Street
Kirkwood
Chamblee
Qe L. Allgood
Carl Barth
Macon
Greenberg & Bond
Sarah Billa iEouise Trimble
Six Questions Legal ISWOTS summary
Readers submit trivia style Q and A covering geography, etymology, walking records, ink eradicators, car factories, naturalization, and social etiquette. The column compiles miscellaneous queries with concise answers from experts, Washington notices, and standard references.
Home Canning Bulletin for Households
Washington bureau offers a prepared bulletin on home canning edited by government experts. Rules and guidance cover fruits vegetables canning methods and best practices for winter supplies. Send five cents postage plus coupon to obtain the bulletin by mail.
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Washington
Atlanta Constitution
N. Y. Ave
Washington, D. C
Bulletin Home Canning
Witty Lines and Luncheon Counter Jests Stir Local Pages
A lively collage of humorous quips and odd snippets fills the page from lines about insulin jokes to a pastry of poems and social notices. Miscellaneous captions mention names like McLaren Anderson and W. M. Farlow while readers glimpse theater tickets and contest prompts amid playful verse and cartoonish wordplay.
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Exciie
Mental Ambroaia
McLaren Anderson
W. M. Farlow
Loew's Grand Theater
Loew's Grand
Noted Novelist Pierre Loti Dies in France
Hendaye June 10 Pierre Loti the noted novelist died at his home here peacefully with his children and friends at his bedside. He had been in frail health for a long time and had just returned to his beloved Basque country last Tuesday before his death. He will be buried in a tomb he built on the Island of Oléron off the Charente-Inférieure coast.
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Hendaye
France
Pierre Loti
Fruil
Basque Country
Oleron
Atlanta
Charente-in- Ferieure
Girls to be taught at summer camp
Barnesville June 10 Mrs Kate Clary Lamar county home economics agent arranges a county club girls camp at Liffey Springs July 29 with over a hundred girls. Miss Rost McGee Macon district agent and other experts will give courses in canning and basketry.
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Barnesville
Kate Clary
Lamar County
Liffey Springs
Misa Rost McGee
Macon
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