Constitution Building Ad Rates and Newspaper Distribution
United States and Mexico postage rates listed with paper sizes and carrier options. Advertising manager J R Holliday notes territory outside Atlanta and Washington Bureau contact John Corrigan in Washington. Constitution is sold in New York by 2 p.m. the day after issue at multiple Times buildings and Broadway corners.
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Atlanta
J. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Stat
Dhage
VST
Constitution
New York
Ietauine
Broadway
Harts-second Street
Times Building
Thirty -Eighth Street
Twents Hinth Street
The Starvation Game and Allied Warship Tactics
A critique of the submarine war and naval measures between Germany and Britain. It argues the war zone and sea blockades threaten neutral shipping, labeling it a starvation tactic. The article calls for a return to normal status and urges cautious American diplomacy to persuade belligerents toward reason.
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England
Germany
Ivavin
Draven
Washington
Voters Awake as Business Moves Into Politics
Mark C Crentiss of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States says a permanent change is under way as businessmen enter politics with constructive aims. He cites a chamber referendum on nine major issues including currency reform, a permanent tariff board, the federal trade commission, class commissions, and broader questions shaping governance.
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Mark C. Crentiss
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Chamber
Federal Trade Commission
Class Commission
Congress
A New Day in Democracy Says Voter and Politician
The piece argues business people and voters must actively participate in politics or inefficiency returns. It cites Prentiss and Atlanta to urge eternal vigilance and a shift toward more politics for both voters and politicians. England is praised as a better democracy for its fuller political engagement.
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Washington
Prentiss
Atlanta
Missouri
England
Spirit of America and the Pioneer as Nation’s Guide
Franklin K Lane’s San Francisco exposition address extols the American pioneer as the enduring symbol of adventure and national spirit. He frames the lone figure beside the oxen at the court of the nations as the heart of the nation’s enterprise and warns that diminishing such spirit would turn back America’s destiny.
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America
Franklin JK. Lane
San Francisco
Wilson
Globe
Amercaun
West
Columbus
Pacific
California
Mexico
Lane
Ian America
Aueriva
Torus
Ellaville adopts school bonds as modern upgrade plan
Ellaville Schley county joins Georgia towns in backing bonds for a modern school building. Only six votes against the measure as residents argue for current revenue for upkeep and enduring improvements, contrasting with Atlanta's reluctance to fund essential improvements.
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Ellaville
Atlanta
Schley County
Georgia
Hilaville
Wideawake
Copyers
Rome
Albany
Macon
Old World Whistles and Spring Hope in Beavertown
A brief hometown poem and reflection from Manville about weather, rain, and memory. It notes spring plowing ahead, war fatigue, and resilient joy as windows to joy open and a country dances despite gloom. It ends with a hopeful line invoking “Children of the Sun.”
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Manville
Little Bit of Song in The Hous ton Fest Verse
A playful poem excerpt riffs on joy and sunshine despite trouble as a canary sings and the sun brightens Campbellton. The piece references Judd Mortimer Lewis and a quip about juleps, while a mortgage anecdote turns grim with a life changing accident from a car.
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Judd Mortimer Lewis
Repentance by Rev. S U Wilbur Chapman D D
Repentance is not mere sorrow for sin but a turning away with divine aid. A Minneapolis minister defined repentance as being so sorry for sin that, with God's help, one gives it up. Chapman argues Christ strengthens the will and offers forgiveness, urging acceptance of Christ to avoid perishing.
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Kentucky
Florida
New York
Chapman
D.D
Minneapolis
Christ
Acts
South American trade prospects require southern approach
Charles Thomas notes brisk but cautious South American markets for U S manufacturers. He urges adapting to local credit customs, expanding expositions, and deploying southern representatives. He cites Peru Chile Argentina Brazil and banking moves by National City Bank as signposts of growing American influence and opportunity.
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Charles
Thomas
Atlanta
New York
Inman
Akers & Inman
South America
Annd
Nevadar
Peru
Chili
Ecuador
Althoushhe
Rcuador
England
Germany
Chile
Uruguay
Brazi
Pernambuco
Brazil
Nevebants
South Amerria
el Americano del Norte
National City Bank of New York
Rio de Janeiro
Santox
Buenos Aires
Boston
Tailimore
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Jorgent Express
United States
Charles . Thomas
Battery Place
New York City
The Battle Cruiser
The piece describes the battle cruiser as a fast, heavily armed ship with strong armor and locomotive speed, able to outrun smaller torpedo craft and challenge established fleets. It notes Germany and England building such vessels, the danger they pose, and the U S Navy’s cautious stance toward adopting these ships.
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United States
Germany
England
Rippling Rhymes Of Walt Mason And Willard Clash
A satirical verse lampoons Jess Willard in a boxing mock ode. It notes his bulk and flaws while comparing him unfavorably to the celebrated pugilist, speculating on a misstep in a coming bout. The piece blends humor with references to boxing lore and public bravado.
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Jess Willard
Jesa
Willard
Jonnsing
Black Jack
Jess
Iris
Frehich
Bard
Avon
Whiih
Jack Alston
Lord
Gate
Medical men live longer than others says journal
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes doctors live longer on average, citing humorous quips by Dr. Stanten and others about physician longevity. It questions the fairness of doctors bragging about longer lives and ponders if public misfortune would change views on doctors. It also mentions poems and a note on Jerome the Minnesota congressman retiring to private life next month and possible travel to Japan.
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St Louis
Py Sara Teasdale
Harner’s Magazine
Heaven
Raine
Hay Exports Surge Amid War Drawn to Europe
The Holland Letter notes hay shipments to belligerent and neutral nations rise as Europe seeks feed for horses and livestock. Contracts in Canada and the United States enable rapid movement, with payments around $30 a ton and drafts nearing $30 000. Wheat prospects look strong if next summer’s climate remains favorable, boosting winter and spring wheat acreages and potential production.
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United States
Canada
France
England
Great Britain
Germany
New Faris
Italy
Inglasid
Commerciairoles
Fim
New York
Thys
South Africa
Japan
Russia
Jinan
Fay Bay
Haly
Austria
Anethartty
Rusela
Musmlan
Holland
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Ye Ae Children of the Sun
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Canary
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Mockingbirds
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Battle Cruiser
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Good Old Linear
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Navy Department
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