Newspaper subscription rates and advertising details
Daily and two page rates for one, three, six and twelve months are listed along with Sunday prices for Binglees Daily. Advertising for all territory outside Allan is handled by B Holliday of the Constitution Building. The Constitution Washington office is at the Raleigh Hotel with James A. Holloman as correspondent. The note references distribution points in New York and Times Building area landmarks.
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Binglees
Inc
B. Holliday
Constitution Building
Allan
Constitution Washington
Raleigh
James A. Holloman
Newie
Righting Itself on Japanese Relations Says Washington Dispatches
The article argues the Japanese situation is stabilizing as Secretary Hughes negotiates with Japan to settle all differences. It praises Japan for initiating talks and stresses mutual desire for peaceful, fair treatment, noting no insurmountable barrier to friendly adjustments despite yellow peril rhetoric.
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Washington
State Department
Hughes
Japan
United States
Pulling Power of Ads in Cobb County Paper
The Cobb County Times recalls an old Indian feather story to stress that one ad in a newspaper will not build a large business. Multiple ads are needed, and more feathers mean a bigger bed, illustrating advertising to grow a community’s enterprise.
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Cobb County
Tke
Assembly
House
Senate
Herbert Clay
Cobb
Lucinda Brown
Lucinda
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Pulling power of light advertising in Atlanta meeting
A Cobb county observer notes that most shopping occurs via newspaper columns and ads. The recent four day Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Atlanta demonstrated light advertising's appeal. Attendees and advertisers gained insights to grow their businesses and expand future efforts.
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Cobb County
Associated Advertising Clubs
Atlanta
Tax Dodgers Face Federal Crackdown Says Editor
A published editorial urges strong actions against tax dodgers, noting an estimated half a billion dollars unpaid. It praises the Internal Revenue Service for pursuing prosecutions and penalties, calling evaders unpatriotic thieves who shift the burden to honest citizens.
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Treasury Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
David H. Blair
Just From Georgia And Other Georgia Fragments
A collection of verses and notes from Georgia era papers. Poems reference mockingbirds near Atlanta and East Point, a humorous editor’s day off, and humorous quips about preaching, income, and morality. Includes local editorial wit and a remark on loafers and fishing poles.
My Friend in Sorrow From a Missing Daughter Poem Note
Poem dated 1921 expresses condolence and shared grief for a bereaved friend. It uses religious imagery of angels and heavenly gardens to comfort, recalling a daughter who never came to brighten a home and urging acceptance in sorrow. The text blends personal loss with universal consolation.
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Joan
Hollomon Looks In on the Kimball Lobby in Atlanta
Washington correspondent James A. Hollomon arrives in Atlanta to monitor Georgia's 50 day legislative session. He notes sweltering heat in Washington and Georgia's lively lobby scenes with senators and representatives enduring summer heat, debates, peaches, and a bustling chamber environment.
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Hollomon
Kimball Lobby
James A. Hollomor
Washington
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia Assembly
National Capitol
Georgia
Kimball
BITS OF NEW YORK LIFE BY O C MINTYRE
O C Mintyre reflects on Broadway season trends noting Barrymores draw crowds yet fail to move him. He humorously critiques plays, vaudeville acts, and critics while observing newspaper earnings and a street hawker with lavender powder.
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New York
O. C. Mintyre
Manhattan
Barrymores
Ethel and
John
Hal Reid
Lincoln J
Stern
Tilliam
Chic Sale
Franz Molnar
Joe
Bergar
Palm Beach
Summer begins with Class Day and speeches at colleges
Today marks the start of summer with Harvard Class Day and a talk by Prof. John Holland Hoss at Amherst College centennial. The U S Navy fixes bombing tests to assess air power in naval warfare. The Imperial Conference opens in London with a distinguished American delegation. Sulgrave Manor dedication honors Washington ancestry as a Pacific center. A Masonry meeting in Pembina North Dakota commemorates masonry beginnings with a tablet unveiling.
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Harvard University
John Holland Hoss
Amherst College
U. S Navy Department
Empire
London
Sulgrave Manor
Allied premiers set German indemnity in Boulogne talks
One year ago today allied premiers at Boulogne fixed an indemnity for Germany in gold marks ranging from 110 020 600 000 000 to 120 000 000 000 with minimum annual payments of 3 000 000 000 a year for thirty seven years.
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Boulogne
Today’s Anniversaries: Notable historical dates
1722 The ship Whalebone of the Hudson Bay Company leaves Port Prince of Wales to attempt the northwest passage. 1802 Jeremiah Morrow elected as first representative in Congress from Ohio. 1813 French under Joseph Bonaparte defeated by allies at Vittoria, Spain. 1845 Isaac McCoy, missionary who preached near future Chicago, dies in Louisville. 1887 International Victoria Jubilee Exhibition opens at Adelaide. 1893 Ferris wheel begins at Chicago World’s Fair. 1898 General Federation of Women’s Clubs meets in Denver. 1901 William H Taft appointed first civil governor of the Philippines.
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Hudson Bay Company
Prince of Wales
Northwest Passage
Jeremiah Morrow
Congress
State of
Ohio
Joseph Bonaparte
Wellinghton
Battle Vittoria
Spain
Isaac McCoy
Chicago
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Adelaide
Austria
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Denver
Wiliam H Taft
Philippines
Son's Release Won by Plea of Mother
W G Kaiser 22, described as a dope addict, was released on bond by Commissioner Colquitt after a strong plea from his mother Mrs M Kaiser. Three weeks earlier he had been paroled by Commissioner Carter, but federal agents found a large quantity of drugs on him Saturday night.
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Kaiser
Colquitt
M . Kaiser
Carter
What to Carry on That Vacation Health Talk by Dr Brady
A list for campers and vacationists outlines emergency medical supplies and their uses. The items include iodine, absorbent cotton, sterile gauze, adhesive plaster, alcohol, boric acid, sterile petrolatum, cold cream, aromatic spirits of ammonia, Seidlitz powders, phenolphthalein, copper sulphate, aspirin, solidified liniment, and more. Each item’s purpose ranges from first aid swabbing and wound dressing to antiseptic use and basic remedies for shock, burns, sunburn, headaches, and stomach upset.
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Sterle
Birthdays celebrate military general author and boxer
Brigadier General Charles J Buney who commands the 7th Division at Camp Meade is a Tamaqua Pa native turning 62. Kentucky writer Thompson Buchanan, born in New York City, is 44. Dr Charles C Weaver, long-time Emory and Henry president, born in Ashe county North Carolina, is 46. Jack Munroe once a noted heavyweight, born in Chester Pa, is 44.
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Charles J Buney
Camp Meade
Tamaqua
Thompson Buchanan
Kentucky
New York City
Charles C. Weaver
Emory and Henry College
Ashecounty
N.C
Jack Munroe
Chester
Stars Foretell Lucky Day for Love and Politics
What the Stars Predict states a lucky day for love and engagements, promising happiness and financial success. It warns of widespread criticism of the US president but deems it groundless. officials and lawmakers are under favorable stars, and birthdays today indicate a prosperous year in business and romance.
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Jeffaii
United States
The New Greek Offensive by Frank H Simonds
The new Greek offensive in Asia Minor marks two Greek phase shifts aligned with extreme nationalism. It mirrors Polish ambitions in Upper Silesia and reveals British imperial aims behind Greek patriotism, seeking control of Constantinople and the Black Sea entrances while Paris and Rome resist. British policy uses Greece as an instrument to curb other powers, with potential clashes in Syria and the wider Near East.
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Upper
Silesia
Asia
Minor
Constantinople
Black Sea
Smyrna
Daerdenelies
Bosporus
Anatolia
Aegan
Lyzantine Empire
Straits
Paris
Europe
Greece
Ase
Bagdad
Venizelos
Great Britain
Near East
Gallipoli
Britain
Sir John French
Constantine
Atheny
Neast
France
Turkey
Syria
Cilicia
Serres
Kiev
Rome
Russia
Germany
London
Asa Minor
Upper Silesia
Dardanelles
Suez
Gibraltar
Freece
Patum
Golden Horn
Ha 12
Yentizelos
Byzantium
England
Women to Fight Holding Election in Summer Time
Two key recommendations from the Atlanta League of Women Voters executive board will be discussed at the quarterly meeting. The group weighs moving elections to fall and requiring a two-thirds vote to endorse political candidates or issues. The luncheon follows at 12:20 in the Chamber of Commerce town room.
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Atlanta League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
League
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