Daily and Sunday Tri-Week By Carrier in Atlanta
The notice outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues in Atlanta and outside, lists advertising manager I R Holliday, and gives Washington Bureau address. It promotes The Constitution and cites optimistic notes on national business prospects, urging belief in prosperity and urging readers to invest as advised by bankers banded in a cycle of commerce.
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Atlanta
I. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Staf
Constitution
New York City
Iavn
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Barrach Brothers
New York
Advertising as a Science at Annual Advertising Club Meet
The Hartford Courant notes sweeping changes in advertising since the eleventh annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Chicago. Advertising is now a science guiding business growth with broad readers, artistic display, and honest messages that reflect the nation’s economic life.
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Associated Advertising Cluba of the World
Chicago
Hartford Courant
The
Courant
Submarine Blockade Progress Doubts In War Impact
The piece argues submarines may be inefficient as blockaders and Germany lacks sufficient numbers to damage British trade. It notes May exports at 198 million dollars versus 141 million in January before sinking began, with last year’s totals around 121 million, casting doubt on an England under blockade.
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Germany
England
Indianapolis
Gargar
Sue
Florida
Skopte
Submarine warfare impact on commerce debated in May figures
May imports reached 358 million dollars, 63 million more than May 1914, with total trade at 556 million. The piece argues German U boat actions failed to deter British commerce, noting few ships sunk and substantial neutral backlash. It questions whether Berlin will adjust policy or risk broader consequences for a limited effect.
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England
Germany
Berlin
Wilson
War prices for food spark talk of public Price protections
The British Board of Trade reports large food price rises in London during the war, with Germany showing smaller increases. Observers attribute the England surge to profiteering, while Germany curbed costs through early price controls. Public sentiment has barely influenced prices, with fear of further hikes as the war continues.
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England
Germany
British Board of Trade
London
Berlin
Vienna
Austria
Boys in the Battle Front and the War’s Lost Youth
London Opinion quotes James Douglas on 16 year olds serving in Europe’s land and naval forces. The piece laments wounded boyhood and shock at midshipmen of fifteen, noting similar conditions in France Germany and Austria. It calls the youth sacrifice a universal cost of war and criticizes political leaders for delaying action.
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Europe
London
England
James Douglas
France
Germany
Austria
Ufe
The Sleepy Country and A Legislative Welcome
Fragmentary poem and prose fragment discuss dreams of Georgia and the arrival of a legislator. The piece juxtaposes nature, wind, and river imagery with political commentary on lawmakers and bill passage, all through a dreamlike, period voice.
Cracked Verse and Essays Splash Through Fort Worth Paper
Reading notes mix song lyrics and column jots from The Fort Worth Star-Telegram and other papers. The piece muses on weather, gentility, and the writerly life, quoting Claude Allen and a weather barber, with reflections on labor, hope, and the Good Time Country motif.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Season
A quirky verse urges restraint in virtue and creed, lampooning dour saints and pious crowds. It critiques loud sermons and hollow preaching while praising simple acts of humanity as the true path toward peace. The speaker imagines death as a collective ascent beyond judgment.
Lawyers as Builders of Modern American Industry
The Holland Letter notes lawyers who became corporate executives, highlighting J. E. B. Gary, George F. Baer, Jude Lovett, Earl D. Babst, and A. W. Green. It cites careers shifting from law to management at US Steel, Reading, National Biscuit, Sugar Refining, and the biscuit firm, illustrating practical business leadership born from legal training. It also references De Witt Clinton Blair and the Blair family funding major rail and distribution ventures, including the Clinchfield coal district railroad to Charleston and Spartanburg, showing risk-taking financing and transport expansion as proof of lawyers’ constructive influence.
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United States
George Westinghouse
Niagara Falla
Niagara Banka
Weatinghouse
Jnage
EB. H. Gary
Federal Steel Company
Inter
United States Steel Corporation
Reading
George F. Baer
Hosrman
Judeo Lovett
American Sugar Refining Company
Charles J. Allen
Eigil
Porto Mien
Allen
Earl .D. Babst
Anngar Company
Thia Company
Babet
Chicago
Marshall Field
H. H. Porter
National Biscuit Company
Judge Green
Field
Porter
Iittla Inter
Earl D. Babst
Babst
Sugar Company
Henry ©. Harsmeyer
Mfe
Mr. Babst
DeWitt Clinton Blair
Belvidere
N. J
Blair
Asia
John L Pials
Inte Abram &. Hewitt
Baltimore
Clinchfield Coal District
Hewitt
Belimore Capital
Clfinchield
Seacoast
Norman
Ream
T. Jefferson Coollage
Boston
Blair Brothers
Thomas F. Ryan
Ennial
Dewitt C. Blair
Clinchfield
Spartanburg
8. C
Gallrardh
Charleston
Cmincfield
Ohio Valley
Wew
Holland
Baby Dines in Jury Room at Spokane Court
In Judge William Hukees court, a mother on jury duty is denied permission to be with her infant, but the baby Margaret Hackett, three months old, is brought to the courthouse for dinner by her father. The scene illustrates the strictness of the juror rule and the exception for a nursing infant.
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Columbia
George Dalley
Spokane
William Huheke
Margaret Hackett
Margaret
Pensions for Education Becomes Focus in Georgia Budget
A. H. Moon argues pension funds should be redirected from elderly veterans to finance Georgia’s schools and colleges. He urges the legislature to shift next year’s pension savings to the University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, state normal schools, and other institutions to double or quadruple funding by 1930 without raising taxes.
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Ealter
Bo Georgia
Georgia
Goorrla
Zeresne
Pei Jom
University of Georgia
State Agricultural College
Georgia School of Technology
North Georgia Agricultural School
State Normal School
The
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Georgia Medical College
University
Ae Fach
Pescean
Uiversity of
Wisconsin
Ta College
Nive
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
A. HL Moon
Citizens’ Banking Co
Baxley, Ga
Camping for health and the pain of nostalgia in news scraps
Reading notes describe camping as a health tonic when done carefully with experienced guidance, modest company, and proper preparation. The piece then shifts to a kitten lost to a catbird misdirection, a catbird's measurements and habits, and nostalgia among German sailors and explorers, highlighting homesickness and wanderlust before recounting khaki uniforms’ origins in the Indian mutiny and a chase by Barry O'Dell.
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Detroit News
New York
Knakl
John B. Duplos
Scientia American
Ajzil
Tie Hakay
India Company
Ahmednuggur
Bombay Presidency
Gutenberg the inventor of printing and his fall
An illustrated reminiscence traces Johann Gutenberg from Mainz to Strasburg, his debt driven early ventures, and the first Bible edition in 1455. It notes his later poverty, the value of one Bible copy today, and contrasts his wealth with posthumous fame amid a string of quirky anecdotes and editorials.
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John Gutenberg
Aight of the Rhine
Mainz
Meinz
Strasburg
Florence
Lutenberg
Maine
Gutenberg
Gutenbers
Germany
Europe
Mqnka
Werean &O
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Clark Howell
Measger Wirertees
Roby Robins
Albert Howell, Jr
BE. R. Black
Grady
Ted Statea
Mexico
Atlanta, GA
Piethoris
Mantacon
Hachel
Georgia Phank L. Seana
Jane
Uncle Jules
Fort Worth
Light
Asyl
Arkansas Gazette
Orr
Walt Season
Wien
Cathta
New York Press
Barry O'Dell
Udorge Fitcr
Chia
Peghuilt
O'Dell
Springfield Republican
Tames G. Blaine
South
Central America
India
Beaton Globe
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