Constitution Building ad rates and distribution details
Notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, delivery options in Atlanta, and selling points. It names advertising manager J A Holliday and Washington Bureau address No 1 27 S street NW. It notes New York and multiple Broadway sale points and warns subscribers about traveling representatives and non responsibility for out of town payments.
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Holliday Constitution Building
Atlanta
Washington Bureau of the Constitution
S Street
John Corrison
Constitution
New York City
Hotalings
Broad Way
Forty Second Street
Times Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
Broadway
Sulschibers
le Talbot
Imitil
Trade envoy Dr Muller visit signals South American focus
The article notes Sr Laure Muller Stagilian, Brazil's foreign affairs minister, touring the United States to deepen commercial ties after Elihu Root’s prior visit. It highlights growing U S Brazil relations, trade potential, and optimism for Brazil’s future development, urging closer diplomatic and economic bonds. It also references Dr Carl Alsberg urging combined law enforcement and education in food regulation and praise for the Agriculture Department's role.
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Laure Muller
Dr Muller
South America
Elihu Root
Brasil
Muller
Brazil
Braz
United States
United Tates
Panama Canal
Waller
Wilson
Doc Wiley
Carl Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
National
Wholesale Grocers Association
Alsberg
Agricultural Department
Federal Department of Agriculture
Dr Wiley and Alsberg Seen as Vital for National Food Security
The text extols the importance of wholesome table foods for national strength and efficiency. It credits Dr Wiley with substantial progress toward this goal, while noting his methods were melodramatic. It suggests Dr Alsberg, under the Wilson administration, could advance the cause significantly, beyond cabinet efforts.
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Wiley
Alsberg
Wilson
Physical valuation of railways moves forward after long fight
Dispatches from Washington report substantial progress in preparing a physical valuation of railroad properties. Congress authorized the process, the Interstate Commerce Commission will lead, railroads will cooperate, and a 3 to 5 year effort costing about 5 million dollars is planned to establish a just basis for rate making and taxation.
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Washington
Congress
Inter State Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Hygienic Marriages Stir National Debate Across Cities
Dean Sumner of Chicago advocates health certificates for marriage and faces nationwide debate. New York and other metropolises weigh hygienic marriage amid calls for proof of good health, with legislation pending in multiple states. Proponents cite preventing disease and improving offspring. opponents warn of infringed liberty and ethics.
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Dean Sumner
Chicago
New York City
Sumner
Dean Summers
Ita Brothers
Out in the Wild Georgia Ballad of Love and Loss
A lyrically conveyed rural scene from Georgia celebrates love in a green broad landscape. The speaker imagines a couple, with cattle bells and flowers, drifting toward a peaceful life together, ending with a sense that the beloved has gone for good.
The Notable Campaign Echoes in a Town Night Scene
A local column surveys campaign talk and personal recollections as residents reflect on politics and public figures. Amid lantern light, neighbors discuss senators, past loyalties, and the burdens of office, blending social life with civic concerns.
Watermelon Trust and Peace Dove in June Headlines
The passage lampoons newspaper excess around Marshall and the tariff bill while mocking a voter mood. It contrasts a peachy scene of a watermelon on a stump with a dove of peace nesting in Bryan’s grape juice arbor, reflecting political satire of the era.
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Dove of Peace
Mr. Bryan
Ponderous Personages John Wesley
George Fitch profiles John Wesley born June 17 1703 in England and his rise from Oxford student to founder of Methodism. The piece notes his missionary aims in Georgia, leadership in England, conversion in 1738, and lasting influence while contrasting his life with that of his prolific father Samuel and siblings.
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John Wesley
George Fitch
Wesley
England
Oxford
Georgia
Susannah
London
Methodist Church
Artais
Samuel
Brains and Power of Thought in Human Progress
A 1913 essay asserts civilization began when Wen and Women activated brain power. It argues brains define democracy, cites Lincoln and Napoleon as examples of mental force, and urges readers to use 100 percent of their brain capacity to achieve success.
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Napoleon Tise
Europe
Lincoln
Lea
Ode to Spring by Henry Howard Brownell
A stylized verse extols spring in nature with birds singing and flowers blooming. The poem likens green sprays to youth and memory, invoking Cupid and a playful court of love across freehold nests and tender actions.
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Freehold
Love Divine O Love Divine Poem Quotation
A verse excerpt of a devotional poem attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes, expressing faith's endurance through sorrow and trial with the belief that divine presence remains near in hardship and grief.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Was Henry IV Body Thrown Into Thames or Buried at Canterbury
Fragment of a historical critique questions the legend that Henry IV’s body was taken from his tomb and cast into the Thames during transport. It cites a Cambridge manuscript and later 1832 examinations at Canterbury Cathedral that claimed the face and teeth remained intact, while noting serious doubts from scholars about the tale and the leprosy context.
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Henry IV
Canterbury
Henry Wharton
Corpus Christ
College Cambridge
Offin
Thames
London
Richard Scrope
York
Clement Mastlestone
Mavdestone
Henry TV
Joanna
Oxford
Canterbuy
Harriet Bigot
Charles Bagot Ros
Barlay
Spry
Ettus Henry Vo Tla
Clement Waydestone
Waldstone
Wiss Agnus Strrickland
Flnxland
Evan Wal
Henry
Miss Strickland
Khe
Eltham
Westminster Abbey
Abbots House
Jerusalem
Gravesend
Trinity Sinlay
St Thoms
Black Prince
Eerie Genius of Mary E Bryan Poem Illustrated
The poem Puestum by Mary C Bryan, recently published in Neb Remus Magazine, reflects a vision of ruins and tropical climate during recovery from illness. Described as a swan song and proof of her poetic genius, it links ancient Greece to enduring beauty immortalized by Bryan.
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Mary E. Bryan
Mary C. Bryan
Neb Remus
Mie Bryan
New World
Greece
Fryan
Fragmented verse on memory and death in a snowy landscape
A large, fragmented poetic riddle portrays snowy fields and ancient ruins. It blends dreamlike imagery with themes of mortality, yearning, and refuge, tracing a speech that shifts between earth, temple, stars, and a final, somber resolve. The text interlaces landscapes with personal reflection, ending in a vow of release and quiet endurance.
A Story of the Moment by Walt Masow
The piece mocks prices and the burden of farm life, depicting a landlady and boarder debating the high cost of butter. It lampoons the farmer's toil and the ironies of consumer desire, ending with a comic plea for fair butter prices while satirizing imagined hardships.
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Walt Masow
Life in Baseball Town From The Louisville Courier Journaly
In Baseball Town the people slide to work four hours a day on double pay. Clerks belong to the scheme and talk baseball during work hours. Serene they sit discussing hits or the score. They see the game and discuss it as work comes after that.
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Louisville Courier
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Clark Howell
Halstead
Roby Robinson
Albert Howell, Jr
R. Black
W Grady
Stellaide
Just
Heaven
Lddvville Herald
Dana
Liles
Lucy Callders
Suramei
Coil Trust
Ship of State
Shea
Marshall
George Watthew
Henry Howard Brownell
the World’s Mysteries
Doyalty Ae
Tum
Wy Mary
Bryan
Mhfe
Mrs Diggers
Hergie
Jiggers
Jiggera
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