Constitution Exilting Advertising Rates and Distribution
Advertising rates for Mali in the United States and Mexico are listed with weekly and monthly options. The notice includes bureau contact in Washington, distribution points in New York City, and a disclaimer that the constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers or dealers.
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Mali
United States
Mexico
Carrer
Adana
Gutae
Atlanta
Boutway Constituton
Atlarl
Washigton
Lind Street
Tohn Corrigan
Hilts
Onstetulion
New York
Hal Flotalma
End of the Sixty Third Congress and Rural Credit Promise
The article assesses the sixty third congress as transformative yet flawed. It notes relief from constant recesses, a favorable stance toward business, and enacted reforms including currency changes, but criticizes the failure to pass rural credit legislation promised at Baltimore. It highlights ongoing credit burdens on farmers while other sectors gain easier access to credit and expansion.
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Wilson
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Nation backs relief and next winter’s credit ease
The text discusses remedying conditions next winter, easy credit for agriculture, and congressional actions after adjournment. It expresses hope that the nation will focus on business and prosperity, despite the European war. It notes unity across sections rebuilding commerce and financial stability.
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Cris
Congress
Cotton and War Wear in the Dardanelles Drama
A New York Times interview links cotton use and powder supply to the Dardanelles assault on the Queen Elizabeth. The piece argues southern cotton could indirectly shape war economics, potentially hastening peace by influencing wheat, cotton prices, and global credit amidst the Allies’ moves toward Constantinople.
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Coyton
Totton
Elizabeth
Dardanelles
Europe
New York
New York Times
South
America
Eacabeth
Constantinople
Dardanelses
Ile
Russia
Caucaaue
Ledger
Mexico City Starvation Amid Global War News Overshadowed
A March dispatch notes grim conditions in Mexico City under Obregon Carranza orders. The world is focused on the Dardanelles, Britain, and Germany, making Mexican troubles largely ignored by the press and public. The piece urges attention to the hemisphere before the map’s struggles fade from sight.
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Moxico
Obregon Carranza
Dardanelles
England
Germany
Mexico City
Europe
Mexico
Prejudice in Honor and Open Minded Living
Rev J Wilbur Chapman discusses prejudice as stubbornness born from temperament and tradition. He urges generosity toward others plans, urges withholding judgment, and calls for Scriptural guidance to overcome bias through openness to truth and the Spirit.
American Railroads The Rock Island
Article discusses the Rock Island railroad's finances and ownership. It notes 8000 miles of track, capitalization around 760 million dollars, debts near 280 million, and potential water resources for irrigation. It mentions ownership by the Rock Island Line and disputes over control with bondholders and related lines. The piece reflects on finance, court decisions, and the railroad's historic reach.
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Rock Island
Business of Railroads Improving Says Walker
George Walker, agent of the Atlanta Junction, asserts railroad business is improving daily. He cites restored confidence and increased trade activity in Atlanta as driving factors, noting merchants buy more, manufacturers respond, and rails haul more state money. He believes conditions will continue to brighten across the South.
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George Walker
Atlanta
Waller
Wi Walker
the Constitution
Walker Sud
South
Goes Away $5.95 a Minute in shady earnings claim
A fragmentary note describes a figure of 5.95 per minute tied to an income estimate, mentioning names that cannot be clearly identified and suggesting speculation about improper uses of the charge. The incomplete text hints at a tainted revenue scheme and aims to gauge public awareness.
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New York
Ton LY Rockefelier
St Pave
Financial district notes March hints on war finance and German capacity
In February and into March the financial district hears that there is little new news, with dividends and interest due being met. Talks focus on informal Anglo American cooperation to fund belligerents, possible March announcements, and the Allies using food and material embargoes to pressure Germany while Britain and France keep factories running. A Washington report credits US chemists with advances to produce dyestuffs and explosives, signaling a shift in wartime economic power and a potential long-term strategic impact after the war.
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Sven
London
Germany
Onesland
France
Confederacy
Alles
Austria
Lilosd George
Max
Great Britain
Trance
Fnolandia
Washington
United States
Columbia University
New York
Fdison
Americi
Amercan i
Larson
Sax
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Dvestutis
Sreet
Rockefeller
Lousiana
Lane
England
South
Holland
Nine Senators Retire As Congress Closes Third Session
Washington dispatch notes nine senators retire from national politics as the third session of Congress ends. Key figures include John C Root of New York leader in the Senate, Theodore Burton of Ohio, Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin, Joseph L. Bristow of Kansas, Coe I. Crawford of South Dakota, George C. Perkins of California, John Randolph Thornton of Louisiana, James H. White of Alabama, and J. S. Camden of Kentucky.
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John Corrican
Washington
Blihku Root
New York
St Othes
Theodore E Burton
Ohio
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Joseph L Bristow
Kansas
Coe I Crawford
South Dakota
George C Perkins
California
John Randolph Thornton
Louisiana
Trancusa ~ White
Alabama
Johnson “ Camden
Kentucky
Senator Root
Senate
Congress
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
John Quincy Adams
Root
Choate
Joseph H.roate
Wa Root
Theodore Roosevelt
Toot
Constitution
Amient
Unrs
Pompeii
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on war praise and medals
A satirical wartime verse rails against patriotic hype and medal worship. It mocks inflated praise for soldiers while urging practical labor and honest toil over glory and banners. The piece satirizes nationalistic pageantry and calls for focus on common, tangible work.
Why Do They Fight Personalities as a Path to End War
Editorial argues that fighting arises from loss of personality and urges intercession by strong individuals to stop slaughter in foreign countries. It claims wars stem from misplaced reliance on force, advocates personal accountability, honest confession, and direct, human diplomacy over arms to resolve disputes. A local reference: Treas American Mfg is cited.
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Pergsenahits
Akeer
Treas Imerican Mfg de
Atlanta
Worthy Appeal to Aid Atlanta Needy During Hard Times
A Salvation Army appeal urges support as families in Atlanta face hunger and poverty. Donors are asked to contribute food or clothing via local shop collections, with voices describing milkless homes, bare cupboards, and improvised survival as signals that help is urgently needed.
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Atlanta
Salvation Army
Atlinta
Crawford Engadier Salvation Army
What Atlanta Needs and The Genesis Spirit of Brotherhood
A fragmented reflection blending a biblical Genesis scene of two brothers negotiating land and a call for brotherly love. The piece argues unity over strife as Atlanta contends with diverse opinions and criticism of others' methods while seeking collective progress. Identifies Royall J Mulker from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Sdutor
Alnam
Atlanti
Deatiantay
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