Advertising Manager for Outside Atlanta Seeks Readers
Daily and Sunday newspapers and weekly tri weekly editions are described with prices for Atlanta and outside areas. Fr H Holliday, Constitution Building, sole Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta, lists Washington Bureau address and distribution details.
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Atlanta
Ee Seager
Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
Street
N. Y
John Corrigan
Fen
TIS Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty-second
Times
Pension scandal sparks cross paper clash in editorial
The National Tribune denounces The Constitution for defending pension abuses while urging that pensions remain a legitimate debt. It argues reform is overdue as the system is abused, secrecy persists, and despite wide support for fair pensions, padding and graft are rampant.
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National Tribune
Washington, D.C
Constitution
Atlanta
Congress
Sherwood
Panama Canal
Republic
Debating Militarism in Public Schools at Cincinnati
Delegates to the National Education Association in Cincinnati clash over alleged attempts to inject militarism into public schools. One speaker calls the movement organized insanity amid postwar hysteria from the European war’s reflections. The debate questions constitutional implications and the scope of school curricula.
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Department of
National Education Association
Cincinnati
Europe
Proposals for Outdoor Exercise in Schools Spark Debate
The piece argues for more playgrounds and outdoor drills to build sound minds and bodies in American boys. It distinguishes such physical programs from militaristic aims, noting the sanity and health of Boy Scouts, and urges civic reliance on common sense to support wholesome exercise.
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Boy Scouts
Noor
There'll be trouble in the spring in Europe
The piece argues that spring will bring intensified fighting in Europe due to Italy and Romania joining the Allies, with Germany weakened in Poland and a large British army under Kitchener expected to strike. It notes neutrals suffer while belligerents settle their differences and predicts a decisive spring engagement.
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Kipling
Balkans
Europe
Italy
Rumania
England
Rome
Germany
Poland
Kitchener
Globe Trotter
Atchison ‘Globe
Whisky Telka
Algernon
The Taciturn French in World War I
A critical look at French restraint in war reporting contrasts French silence with British and German openness. The piece notes editors and officials kept quiet, while leaders like Churchill and the czar spoke, and ponders how future historians will view French reticence amid a vast crisis. It closes with quirky asides about the Boer uprising and rising seas.
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Joffre
Paris
War Office
France
Kitchener
House of Commons
Churchill
Admiralty
Kaiser
Trade balance outlook and foreign financing questions
Holland letter estimates put March export excess over imports near 150,600,000 with a possible total surplus since the war began around 700,000,000 by April. Analysts warn British blockade could affect trade balance, while low foreign exchange rates suggest sizable unpaid accounts. Banking officials foresee capital constraints and possible impact on domestic investment as Britain may tax foreign securities, and Japan’s wartime finance model looms as a guide for credit in New York.
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Great Britain
Elso
United States
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
United
New York
Ena
France
Paris
Japan
Russia
Nye
Washington
West
Miteni
Holland
Influence by Rev J Wilbur Chapman D D
Influence hinges on thoughts words deeds and character. Your countenance and actions send out forces for good or evil and shape others lives. Think truly speak kindly act nobly be sincere and walk with Him to invite Jesus into daily life.
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Rev
I. Wilbur
Chapman. D.D
Rome
Jesus
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A poetic dialogue depicts a tired worker and a boy named John Tames debating how to fetch water. The boss dismisses questions about the best method, urging practical effort with brain and hands to bring home the bacon.
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Jeremiah Jink
John Tames
Uestrang
See America First Harvard University
An humorous column extols Harvard University as america s oldest college and famed campus. It notes its 700 instructors and 5 000 students 26 000 alumni endowment of 25 000 000 and the largest library in the world. It recalls John Harvard s 1683 gift and jokes about the campus s architecture and fame.
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England
Oxford
Cambridge
Boston
Charles River
Harvard University
Harvard
United States
John Harvard
Stratford-on-Avon
Great West
Chicago University
University of Illinois
Gold Coast
Submarine City and New Orleans Oddities
A collage of brief items from New Orleans and other cities notes that New Orleans has fine fish and oysters while many readers visit. It mentions white town dynamics, erased names in Cabildo museum, and wholesale trade shifts including German trade cuts. Short vignettes cover lectures, emigration stories, a haunted duck tale, American manufacturing strides, and satirical remarks on public figures and Panama Canal prospects.
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Submarine City
New York World
New Orleans
Sahara
Wative
New York
Jackson
Farragut
Ben Butler
Cabildo Museum
Germany
Morocco
Spain
Mississippi
Panama
New York Times
Panama Canal
Culebra
Gatun
Abu
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Mexico
Atlanta, GA
A. Bogie
Davy Jones
J. Wilbur Chapman
D. D
Walt Mason
America
George Filce
Good Old Sivvash
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
New Zealand
New York Sun
East Forty-nrst Street
Edward B. Mitchie
Demeons
Mr. Onte
Christian Herald
Lemtere
Lwow
Galicia
Lemberg
Austria
Bremen
Burlingame
Portlland
Oregonian
San Francisco Bay
Walter ‘Taber
Taber
San Francisco
Txber
Fred
John Ferrari
The
Boston Globe
Europa
Bureau of Standards
Edison
Columbia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Kansas, City Journal
Roosevelt
Helen Maria Willams
Birmingham
Joyce
Bligs
Luce
Boston Transcript
Rudyard Kipling
Smien
Philadelphia Inquirer
Thomas Hardy
Hovss
Goa
Porceiain
Chicazo News
Lawimakers
Blorida Times-Union
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