Postal notice and rates for Atlanta newspaper delivery
The item details post office handling for Atlanta, postage rates for United States and Mexico, and schedules for daily and Sunday editions. It lists subscription options, delivery prices, and names press staff including advertising manager and Washington bureau contact. A notice warns subscribers about traveling representatives and payment security.
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Atlanta
United States
Mexico
Ue Sundas
Moyen
Carder
Atlante
K Holliday
Constitution Bulldin
Sale
Territor
Washington Bureau of the Constitution
S-street
N. W
Jobin Corrigan, Jr
Staf
Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Disgrace of Georgia's unpaid teachers exposed in governor's message
Governor Joseph M. Brown's annual address condemns Georgia public school teachers for 1913 pay delays and heavy discounts. He links widespread late or discounted salaries to a broken fiscal system, urging legislators to act and noting the broader tax and debt pressures on the state.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Boards of Education
Slaton
Harry Schleginger
Atlanta
Words of a Widow Lady and the Morning Light
A Cedartown Georgia reader sent a mixed verse feature to The Constitution with poems about love and morning, poverty, and a widow's tale. The section includes reflections on politics and local sentiment from The UUville Banner noting lawmakers and grocery bills.
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Joe Chandler Harris
The
Constitution
Cedartown
Newton County Commends Teachers Salary Fight Editorial
Leaders in Coyington and Newton county praise The Constitution editorial A State Demands Action. Superintendent J C Martin of Newton County schools lauds the journal for urging a thorough revision of Georgia’s fiscal system. He cites underpayment and delays in teacher salaries as threats to the education system and urges continued campaigning until reform succeeds.
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Coylinsion
Coyington
Newton County
Georgia
Tonsillitis Varieties and Adverse Effects Explored
The article outlines three common tonsillitis forms acute suppurative or quinsy and chronic detailing onset symptoms such as fever throat swelling and neck gland pain. It notes contagious spread isolation in acute cases and highlights risks like breathing difficulty and potential long term effects on health and development in chronic cases.
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State Board of Health Laboratories
Georgia Governor Urges Teachers Pay in Final Message
Gov Brown’s last annual message to Georgia’s legislature presses immediate payment of public school salaries, seeks increased funding for Tech and Normal schools, calls for reforms in registration, prisons, taxation, and bank oversight, and condemns mob violence against Black residents while urging orderly enforcement of law and new road and rail improvements.
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Gov. Brown
Georgia
Tech
Retir
Josanh.m. Brown
Brown
Iowa
Publc
State University At
Athens
Georgia Normal School
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Fulton County
Tax equalizers urged to save Georgia state institutions
A bill by Frank Lipscomb of Clarke county proposes a state board of tax equalizers acting as a supreme valuation court with adjunct county boards. The Athens Chamber of Commerce backs the measure, urging immediate enactment by January 1 to prevent paralysis of Georgia institutions. State leaders face choice between timidity and statesmanship.
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Frank Lipscomb
Clarke County
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Lipscomb
Supreme Court
WELL-CHOSEN OFFICIALS IN GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
The Georgia senate elected Hon. Randolph Anderson as president after a brief contest with Judge John T. Allen. In the house, Hon. W. H. Burwell was chosen speaker without opposition. Both branches appear well officered for a session expected to be pivotal in the state’s history.
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Georgia House
Senate
Randolph Anderson
John T. Allen
W. H. Burwell
General Assembly
Siam Newspaper Notice Promises Bold English News Style
A Siam newspaper proprietor issues a bold notice promising modern English reportage. The flyer boasts storytelling, crime coverage, and death notices with dramatic style while inviting readers to advertise widely across towns and borders.
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Etom Vines
Siam
Star
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Harry L. Schlesinger
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House
Forsyth
Dawson
Cobb
Railroad Commission
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Bryss
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
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