Constitution ad rates and distribution note from Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution advertisements section lists rate cards for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing for various durations and single copies. Advertising manager Holliday outlines territory, distribution points, and office contacts, while noting AP membership and rights to news dispatches.
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Aingle
Holliday
Constitution
Atlanta
Washington
Raleigh
James A. Hollowen
New York City
Boteling
Newstande
Broadway
Worty-second Street
Ilmen Poniding Corner
Thirty-Eighth Street
Twenty-Ninth Street
Associated Press
Georgia legislators begin session with Clay and Neill in key posts
The assembly opens with Herbert Clay as senate president and Cecil Neill as house speaker. Clay succeeds his late father in the United States Senate lineage, while Neill, a Muscogee veteran, faces stiff odds but wins the speakership. The body confronts Georgia’s strained finances and calls for a liberal yet prudent plan to sustain education and charities without starving state institutions.
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General Assembly
Herbert
Clay
Senate
Cecil Neill
House
Wen
A. 8
United States Senate
Ennis
Neill
Muscogee
Jong Service
Georgia
Times Are All Right and the Editor’s Long Reach
The piece mixes poems and editorial snippets from the Manchester Mercury and nearby papers. It notes editor Kal’s temper, a resigned stance of “be damned if you care,” and a lighthearted jab at editor Ernest Camp and Monroe baseball plans. The Warrensburg Star-Journal comment on hustlers closing with a sting of practical grit closes the fragment.
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The
Manchester Mercury
Kal
John Herring
Tifton Gazette
Ernest Camp
Monroe
Walton
Monroe, Diamond
Hidden Meanings Behind Life and Art in Echoes of Verse
A fragmentary meditation on art and existence contrasts outward forms with inner essence. Recurrent phrases discuss flowers, dawn, song, poetry, and sculpture, suggesting deeper meanings behind creation and perception as the author hints at a divine inner life.
Hays Skips Georgia Press Association Meeting
Postmaster General Will H. Hays will not attend the Georgia State Press association annual meeting at Washington Georgia on July 12. The event will feature other notable speakers to discuss important subjects while the group is hosted in Washington and after a two day briefing.
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Will H. Hays
Georgia State Press Association
Washington, Ga
Hays
Association
Wiil
Washington
Mes
Augusta
Sarahnak
Georgia Legislative Sovereignty and Governor Hardwick
The piece argues that Georgia's legislature must remain sovereign and resist executive dictatorship. It praises Governor-elect Hardwick's stance on coordination over coercion and lauds Speaker Neill and Howard Ennis for cooperative leadership. It warns against missteps in seeking to force a program and urges unity for postwar reconstruction.
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Georgia
Hardwick
House of Representatives
House
Highway Legislation of Supreme Importance
Editor argues for first rate highway investment as vital to farming markets. He cites wagon transport as central to moving crops to rail and urges modernized roads to cut costs, suggesting electric and gasoline power will soon transform farm-to-market mobility. DAVID H. KIRKLAND, Atlanta, Ga., June 21, 1921.
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United States
Pennsylvania
David H. Kirkland
International Agricultural Corporation
Atlanta, Ga
Births Announced In Several Families Across City
Several families report birth announcements with boys and girls born in 1921. Names include Wayman Smith from 810 East Street and a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Mra DeFreese welcome a boy at 00 East Avenue. Mr and Mrs Seif announce a boy at 385 Mayson Avenue. other families listed include Crough at 8 Stewart Avenue, Tenxing at 78 Stewart Avenue, Pitton at 750 Highland Avenue, and Fiske at 408 North Jackson Street.
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Wayman Smith
East Street
Ase Mra
DeFreese
East Avenue
Ani Dirs
M. Seif
Mayson Avenue
M. Ten- Xing
Stewart Avenue
Afr
C. BR. Crough
Aod Mes
H.T. Broadwater
Mir
Gil
BR. Poteat
Ormond Street
Alti
Eau To
H. P. Little Meld
Polllam Arecks
J. C. Walker
Glenwood Avenue
Woman Improves After Bichloride of Mercury Incident
May Amoson of 666 East Georgia Avenue swallowed bichloride of mercury at home Monday night after an alleged dispute with her husband. Grady Hospital reported she was improved late Wednesday.
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May Amason
East
Georgia Avenue
Grady Hospital
Health Talks By William Brady M Posture And Temperament
A discussion on splanchnic anhedonia describes how impaired health dulls life enjoyment and can cause melancholic mood. The piece links posture to mood, noting slouching predisposes gloom while erect posture promotes cheerfulness and better mind clarity. It warns corset use weakens abdominal muscles, leading to visceroptosis.
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Atwasa
Atlanta Chi Phis to Honor Calhoun
Chi Phi members of Atlanta and vicinity will attend a lunch at the Kimball House at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon to honor Dr Phiniy Calhoun president of the Atlanta Alumni Association of Chi Phi. Calhoun has been away from the city and a large crowd is expected to welcome him back. He has aided the fraternity since his initiation at the University of Georgia on September 13 1895. The employment committee will report on placing members and undergraduates in summer jobs.
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Chi Phia
Atlanta
Kimball House
Phiniy Calhoun
Fulton Superior Court Opens July Term Five
The July term of Fulton superior court will convene July 5 with July 4 a holiday. Civil division will handle undefended divorces in the first week and pending motions. no call of motion certiorari or demurrer dockers. Judge John D. Humphries will preside in the criminal division and will recess for two weeks after organizing grand and petit juries.
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Fulton Superior Court
W. D. Ellis
Demutter Dockers
John D. Humphries
Im the Lobby by James A Hollomon
The piece recounts a lively legislative scene with figures John Bale, George Carswell, Cecil, Herbert Clay, and others in a political salon. It notes Roosevelt's invite to a Fourth of July celebration at Union City and hints at shifts in party fortunes and social intrigue among the lawmakers.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Union City
G O P State Meeting Saturday To Discuss Plums
Republicans from every section of the state will meet in Atlanta on June 25 for a non partisan gathering. Charles Adamson of Cedartown called the meeting at the Kimball house to discuss party matters with invited notables including Senator John L McLaren of South Carolina and Senator Mosca of New Hampshire. Theodore Roosevelt Jr has been invited to speak.
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Charles Adamson
Cedartown
Kimball House
John L McLarren
South Carolina
Mosca
New Hampshie
McLaren
Theodore Roosevelt, I Jr
New York Life O Mintyres Cafe A Fleet of Boats Theme
June 22 New York The Fiotilla on Sixth Avenue in the Fifties sports water like decor and a dockside feel with jazz and fox trotting dancers. Cafes with excessive splendor rise and fall quickly while those focused on food and service last longer. Prominent former head waiters now run successful venues Pierre Theodore Alfred Paul and Henri. Also notes cheap bootleg walking sticks and umbrellas that hold drinks, plus hats sold at a Madison Avenue sale ending abruptly.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Ranjah
India
Houston Street
Hungary
Pierre
Theodore
Alfred
Paul
Henri
Madison Avenue
Senate Gossip Highlights Georgia Legislature Personalities
Senator J H Mille veteran lawmaker and state farmer union president notes many former house members in the senate. Tim Boykin and Jim Boykin tied to Atlanta politics. Strother elected senate messenger. Clay elected senate president and Neill house dealer arouse photo delays amid crowded Kimball house lobby.
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State Farmer's Union
State Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
House
John Boykin
Atlanta
Tim" Boykin
Lincoln County
Jim
Boykin
E A Strother
Georgia
Strother
Fiddian
Nero
Mrs Crawley to Open Summer School in West End
Mrs C D Crawley announces a summer school at 133 Lee Street West End starting Monday. Eight week term will include Spanish with Prof W A Reynolds plus shorthand Latin Greek French science and all grammar school subjects taught by top city teachers. Regular fall term begins September, attracting many Atlants pupils.
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Devereaux MacClatchey
Senate
Major McGlatchey
Clay
City
C. D Crawley
Lee Street
West End
Oakland City Pool to Open With Night Lighting
The Oakland City swimming pool management announced that starting Thursday evening electric lights will illuminate the entire pool. Evening hours are 7 to 10 o'clock, and the pool will be open each night.
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Oakland City
Oakland City Swimming Pool
Atlanta Benefits From ICC Ruling On Rates
An Interstate Commerce Commission ruling lowers Atlanta to North Carolina rates to align with Virginia, benefiting Atlanta’s trade territory. Edgar Watkins, Atlanta attorney, said NC interests won the three year litigation. Virginia points had previously enjoyed lower rates than Carolina points from Atlanta. Freight rates to other southeastern points are covered by the decision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta
North Carolina
Virginia
Edgar Watkins
Carolina
Rotary Charters Granted For Brunswick Elderton Live Oak
Announcement notes that Rotary clubs will be established in Brunswick Georgia Elder ton Ga and Live Oak Florida Installation to be conducted by KR Co Smith district governor At least twenty five Rotarians will attend the charter granting in Brunswick during the regular Piedmont hotel luncheon Tuesday
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Elderberton
Live Oak
Fla
KR Co. Smith
Piedmont Hotel
Oratory Contest to Highlight Realty Meet in Atlanta
Senator Walker, a leading figure in the eighteenth district, is poised to head the senate finance committee as plans for the state budget push economy values. An oratory contest will feature the Realty Meet with Atlanta representatives chosen at the Realtors luncheon, while Mrs Herbert Clay observers the proceedings and the campaign’s momentum.
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B. F. Walker
Senate Finance Committee
Walker
Senate
Atlanta
Chicago
Fates
Herbert Clay
Municipal League Meet Set for Ansley Hotel July 28
The Municipal League of Georgia will hold its fourth annual session at the Ansley hotel. An address by T. Jeffrey of Toronto will be the feature. Mayors and city representatives will attend. a luncheon is planned on the Ansley hotel roof at 1 o'clock.
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Municipal League of Georgia
Ansley Hotel
T. Jeffrey
Toronto
Canada
League
$75,000 Plan to Fight Malaria in Georgia Legislature
A proposal by Representative Vocelle of Camden seeks a 25000 dollar state appropriation to eradicate malaria in Georgia. If approved the federal government would add 25000 and international health groups a similar sum, with counties contributing up to 5000 each. The measure outlines conditions for county applications and joint supervision with the state board of health.
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Vocelle
Camden
Georgia
State Board of Health
South Georgia
International Health Department
General Assembly of Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health
Eeid Board
Anizing
Anid
Sald County
Highland Avenue Extension Club to Meet Tonight
The Highland Avenue Extension club of the fourth sixth and ninth wards will meet Thursday at 8 pm in the F Stone Baking company plant at Highland avenue and Jackson street to discuss making Highland avenue a continuous highway to Atlanta's business district and to sign a petition for council consideration. City council members are invited and citizens of the three wards are welcome.
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Highland Avenue
$25 000 Damage Suit Begins in U S Court
Miss Claire McAdams of 32 East Cain Street sues Swift and Company Packers for 25000 in federal court over injuries May 18 1920 at Peach Tree and Broad Streets after being struck by a truck. Trial expected to close today. A consent verdict settles Cr Mitchells 25000 suit against Otis Elevator for 3000 after an elevator repair accident.
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An &Memployee
Mitchell
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