The Constitution Newsstand Locations in New York
The notice lists Washington Bureau contact at Ro 1727 5 Street and identifies John Corrigan Jr as correspondent in charge. It states The Constitution can be procured in New York at Times Building corner, Broadway and Forty Seconds, Thirtiershth Street and Broadway, and Twenty ninth Street and Broadway, with ad payment terms not the responsibility of out of town agents.
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Washington
John Corrigan
Charce Weal
New York City
Hotalings
Broadway
Times Building
Thirtiershth Street
Newspaper trust and truth in news reporting under AP
A letter from Henry J Stouse of New Orleans criticizes sensational and yellow reporting by some major U S newspapers despite AP accuracy. He argues reliable, factual news sustains community trust, urges papers to publish only accurate reports and avoid exaggeration that harms the public image of regions like the South.
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Ors
Constitution
Henry J Stouse
Ofew
Orleans
Mr Stouse
Associated Press
United States
Uefimes Publishing Company
New Orleans
J Stolle
Allinta Gane
Fragmented Public Debate on News Accuracy
A clipped sentence notes that injuries from misreporting are as real as intentional harm, urging nations to unite for public interest and accurate news. The statement frames news accuracy as a shared societal issue across countries and presses for collective action.
Money for the War and the Price of Victory
The piece argues money drives war outcomes, citing Napoleon and current Allies efforts. It notes Britain’s gold backing, massive daily war costs, and the need for large parliamentary funding while warning of the toll on wealth and life as the war drains nations.
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France
House of Commons
England
Cheering color scheme in Texas fields noted by journal
The Dallas Evening Journal cites a cheering color scheme of green cotton stalks and wheat stubble, enhanced by thrashing machine music, as a symbol of optimistic farming across Georgia and the South. It discusses economic forecasts and advice for tough times, urging attention to corn fields and robust harvest prospects amid diversified farming.
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Dallas
Texan) Evening Journal
Texas
Journal 8A
Georgia
Registered washerwomen urge strict registration for health
Waycross Georgia council passes an ordinance requiring all washerwomen to register and permit inspections of their homes and workspaces to ensure sanitary conditions. No fee for certificates. aim is to protect public health amid tuberculosis concerns and to extend the system to all domestic workers. The move is praised as part of broader Georgia health campaigns and could be adopted by other communities.
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Est Council
Wavcrose
Waycross Council
Public Health Board of Georgia
Georgia
Medley of old verses and local wisdom from Malvern Echoes
Fragmented verse and notes mix religious chant with satirical quips and local items from Malvern Arkansas. It references tribulations, a puzzling editorial on German and Allied moves, a Lad in Dahlonega, and columnary asides about press agents, political talk, and gendered observations, all in a collage of rural newspaper lore.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Walt Mason reflects on weather and mood, contrasting dreary days with sunlit hope. He humorously notes springlike relief, crooked grins, and renewed spirits as nature returns to cheer, with playful verses about life after sorrow and the humor found in adverse weather.
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Mother Earth
Mascon
Tailor of Atchison Uses Memory for Clothing Measurements
J C Watterson, a tailor from Atchison, Kansas, is famed for an unusual memory he can recall a full suit measurement from collar to trouser length without writing any figures. He then cuts the fabric from memory based on that mental record.
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Topeka
J C Watterson
Atchison
United States Merchant Marine And River Steamboat Revival
An address by John Hillisey in Chicago urges U S control of its merchant marine. The discussion highlights river steamboat design, expansion of shipyards from Mobile to Cuba, and potential postwar steel plant growth in Maryland and Steelton. It notes wartime orders and plans tied to the Panama Canal and domestic shipbuilding capacity for a revived national fleet.
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Tohn Hillahey
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Rlver
New York
Atlante
Panama Canal
Thurope
Mobile
Wobile
Wanama Canal
South America
William van Horme
Cub
Wall -Up van Horne
Jalimay Gometsudtun
Canada
Cuba
Sir Williams
Una
Bs Bi Waitham
Steq Corporation
Cubu
Chesapeake Bay
Cuby
Chesa Peake Bay
Wiater
Willan van Horne
Oni
Branth
Europe
George W Perking
Stel Corporation
Althoush
Perkin
Gar
Peking
Iron and Steel
Wteel Corporation
Maryland
Steelton Pu
Ther Fron Ming
Dub
Charles M Sehwab
Chile
Sil
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Sugar Beet Planting Outlook From Europe
Alfred W Donegan cites Commerce Reports on a sharp drop in European beet sugar acreage for the coming season. Estimates from the International Association of Sugar Factories show Austria Hungary down 35 percent, Germany about 32 percent, Bulgaria 21 percent, while Italy and Belgium vary. Russia rises by about 66 thousand acres, with Belgium and other regions showing declines or increases as noted.
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Indianapolia Nova
Alfred “W Donegan
Conpol
Magdeburg
Commerce
FC Zicht
Germany
Munndeburgische Zeitung
Frague Bohemia
Austria
Thien
International Association of Sugar Factories
Hungary
Hulland
Bulgaria
Italy
Belgium
Russia
South Injured By Fake News Reports Across Regions
In a Friday Constitution editorial page letter, New Orleans editor Wink S. Stolle argues that papers from all regions exaggerate sensational news. He cites Mississippi River floods and New Orleans coverage, praising cautious reporting and urging allied papers to publish accurate news.
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Constitution
3Au
Philadelphia Publc Ledger
Wtizen
New Orleans
Georgia
Mississippi River
Oulsiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Orleana
Orleans
Atlanta
City Hall Gossip and Public Health Plans in Atlanta
City officials discuss an injunction against a sanitarium by a resident of Pate, with a health board hearing about nuisance and sewerage plans. The county agrees to lay sewer pipes from the plant to Proctor Creek, at city cost around $1. Fly Swatters and a patented fly cage solution are introduced to control pests. Atlanta plans pensions for city service workers totaling about 444,000 annually, with 26 named beneficiaries. Council members Ashley and Parlinger push for alfalfa planting on city lands to reduce maintenance costs, while a new Battle Mountain tuberculosis ward nears occupancy. The board funds $79,000 in bonds to retire a prior issue, and bridge repairs on Whitehall, Broad, and Forsyth are underway to improve appearance.
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Tibercalons Sanitarium
Pate
Board of Health
Davis
Proctor Creek
AtlanGa
Claude Ashi
Om Parlinger
Ashley
Chia
Farlinger
Counel
Eits
Uisposal
McDonough Ford
Buffalo Cross Roads Buffalo Cross Road a4 village history
Buffalo Cross Roads, a village four and a half miles from Lewisburg Union county, named after a buffalo killed there in the early 1800s. A local tanner, Chamberlain, is cited as pioneering commercial fruit canning from his experiments, with shipments to New York. A second note from The New York World discusses Gallipoli and Churchill.
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Buffalo Cross
Philadelphia Record
Lewisburg
Union County
Ian BO
Great Buffalo
Buffalo Croas Fonds
Dixie Cherokees to Raise Apples in North Carolina Hills
The Washington Star reports Cherokee Indians in Swain County North Carolina plan to develop apple orchards on 1000 acres of reserved land. Commissioner Sellas coordinated with the Agriculture Department to supply seedlings and finance portable sawmills to produce lumber for homes and infrastructure, aiming to improve living conditions and spur local economy within the Indian reservation.
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The
Washington Star
Narth Caroling Mountains
Old
Indian Territory
Oklatoma Onn
Swain County
Cato Seux
Tadan Bureau
Loem
Ie Arid
Sella
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Commissioner Sella
Jumor
Ells
Seek Parent Submarine and Hollands Boat Tale
The Newark Evening World reports men poling the Pancake river near Falls sought John F Hollands aumarine the original boat devised by the inventor. Hollands abandoned the craft in a river bed and later scuttled the old boat in Maine after experiments and plans for a new home.
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Skrom
Newark
Pancale
Tce Falls
John F Hollands
Aumarine
Paterson Chamber of Commerce
Hovland
St Johns Parochial
Elizabeth
Holland
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