The Morning Paper the True News Of The Day
Joseph H Finn asserts at the convention that the morning newspaper delivers complete news from midnight to midnight and builds reader confidence, making it the best medium for advertisers The Constitution, trusted in Georgia and the South, is highlighted as the reliable source, urging use of both morning and afternoon papers to maximize business success.
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International Associated Advertising Clubs
Chicago
Joseph H. Finn
Elt
Aid
Finn
Georgia
South
Atlanta
Associated Press
Europe
Farmers as Auto Buyers In Indiana Study
An investigation across seven southwestern Indiana counties shows farmers buying more automobiles this year as prices drop and the need for transport grows. The Farm Life attributed factors include lower machine prices and a growing demand for time saving vehicles. The study notes high sales volumes and a substantial farmer uptake, with thousands of vehicles traded or purchased, signaling a shift in agricultural spending toward autos.
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Sothwestern
Indiana
Atae
Farmers neglect work to joy ride. machine owners prosper
The report notes farmers neglect their flocks and fields for leisure rides while machine owners enjoy prosperity. It adds that about one in four men without a car planned to buy one, citing farm-product earnings as the basis for expected investment.
Secretary Lansing Appointed Secretary of State
The piece lauds President Wilson for appointing Robert Lansing to the role, stressing merit over political pull. It notes his international law expertise, prior service as legal adviser, and expected strength to support the executive branch during a critical time with Germany.
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United States
Robert Lansing
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Lansing
Beth
State Department
Germany
The Child and the Kaiser Letter of a Swiss girl appeals for a cousin’s release
A Swiss girl writes to Kaiser Wilhelm asking help to free Gretchen Geetz held in Mulhausen. The New York Tribune published the plea noting a child’s faith in mercy and peace. The piece reflects on war’s impact on homeless children and calls for kindness beyond kings.
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New York Tribune
Germain Kalter
Switzerland
Mulhausen
Alsace
le Rainey
Gretchen Geetz
Winterhaus
Gretchen
Zillisheerstrasse
Molhausen
Muthausen
Earth
Constructive Measures Of Immense Value To State's Welfare
A civic essay urging Georgia to adopt the Torrens system, tax relief on mortgages at 6 percent or under, state insurance investment, exempt mortgages, and a state highway commission. It argues home capital should stay in Georgia, bolster building and loan companies, and attract loans for state development. It emphasizes financial policy to stabilize investment within the state and foster infrastructure growth.
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State Highway ‘Commission
Edstor
Georgia
Canada
North Carolina
Banka
Taladaw
South Carolina
Columbia
Den
Beersheba
Delaware and Lackawanna
Reading
Cic
Thouan
Taanes
York
Mascachinetts
Virginia
Wain Hi
H. GC. Middleton
Auguste, Ga
UW. ¥. Webb
Mi. Ang Mra W
Witham
Weakley
Alabama
Atlanta
Webb
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Ste
Baptist Tabernacia
al Ani
Peachtree Road
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IEE Standard Southern
Clark Howell
Robyn Robinsoore
Sy Ye naoTh
Dareet Alvert Howell, Jr
BL Black
W. Grady
Mexico
Bmo
I Se Bungay
Atlante
H. Holliday
Constitution Building
Ore
Washington
S Street
John Carrigan
Gta
New York
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Brest
Fila
GR. Crandall
Davenport
Iowa
Kort Dodge
Desan Bolyard
Pensacola News
Herve
Colonel Watermélon
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Amiles
Jack Johnson
Boxing &Love
Jes S Willard
Christine Gore
Atlanta, Ga
Tecan
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Gai
Aouth
Deycott
Frank Cabe
Georgis
Frank
Dorney
Marietta
Mary Phagan
Hugh Dorsey
Msag
Bir
Howells
The
Constitution
National Democratic Committee
Public Ledger
Atlanti
Slaton
Mr. Gussie
Fem L Saes
Dixie
Charley Chaplin
Clare Dwiggins
Jimmy Page
Hank
Walt MccDougall
Paderewski
Samev
Delia
Oppenheim
Times
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