Constitution Advertising Rates and Office Contacts
In Atlanta prices 55 cents monthly or 14 cents weekly, outside Atlanta 40 cents monthly or 14 cents weekly. R Holliday, Constitution Building, ads manager for outside Atlanta territory. Washington Bureau address given. John Corrigan staff correspondent in charge. Constitution sold in New York City by 3 p.m. after issue for 1 cent. Distribution points listed. Not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Atlanta
R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Brosaway
Atlanta Faces Need for a University High School Link
The article cites L. M. Landrum of Atlanta public schools visiting Woodward High School in Cincinnati and urges Atlanta to establish a university high school to connect the public system from kindergarten to college. It warns that without this link Atlanta risks an inefficient system and calls for energetic civic action to back the project.
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Detroit
L. M. ,Landrum
Atlanta
Woodward High School
Cincinnati
Landrum
Woodward High School of
South
Emory and Oglethorpe
Board of Education
Atlantia
Six Per Cent Money for Farmers in World's Work
An abstracted note discusses James R Merriam's article Six Per Cent Money for Farmers in World's Work. It argues rural credits must be on a strict business basis and highlights the use of credit rate sheets listing farm assets and liabilities. The sheet mirrors merchant lending practices and is spreading beyond Texas to other states, shaping farm loan prerequisites.
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Merriam
Canital
Nabraaks
Kansan
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
James R. Merriam
World’s Work
Bennett
Moral stock and a Georgia moral constitution proposal
The Augusta Chronicle editor urges Georgia to hold a state convention to craft a moral constitution addressing lynching illiteracy usury and extortion. He argues remedies from governors candidates and state action are needed and praises bold leadership over generic platitudes. The piece links moral reform to prospects beyond political campaigns and notes wartime and economic strains shaping public sentiment.
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Thomas W. Loytess
Augusta Chronicle
Georgia
Loyless
Storms of trouble test faith and steel in old verses
Bleak verses and local notes reflect a stormy mood with exhortations to keep faith and endure. They mix religious quatrains, folk sayings, and humorous jabs at politics, prosperity, and daily life in Morriaville and nearby towns. Strong images of lightning, thunder, and weather anchor a broader, weary resilience.
Teo da Old Sweetheart from a Corpse of Love Notes
Fragmentary verse lamenting a distant beloved and recalling childhood ties. The speaker pledges enduring love and devotion while recalling a May-day memory and a vow to hold the Little One in the heart across years. The text references a figure as postman and time, blending romantic devotion with nostalgic imagery.
Bring Broughton Back and Atlanta’s religious center rise
A letter cites Dr. Broughton as central to a Greater Atlanta revival in The Constitution and a W D Coshaw essay. Sam Jones allegedly praised Broughton’s blend of hair and backbone, predicting Atlanta would become a premier metropolitan religious hub akin to London and Brooklyn figures. The piece references Howard B. Walker and a Boston Transcript quote. The text also notes German wartime claims about asylum roots and anti torture sentiment.
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Broughton
Atlanta
W.D. Coshaw
the Constitution
Sam Jones
Atlants
South
Uke Sturgeon
London
Beecher
Talmege
Brooklyn
Howard BH. Walker
Cincinnati School Model Shown By Woodward Visit
Atlanta editor LM Landrum shares his Detroit and Cincinnati tour highlighting Woodward High School in Cincinnati. He praises its co operative courses, workshops, dining facilities, and house principals, noting the aim to blend academic study with home economy, manual training, and vocational work to broaden high school education for all pupils. The piece urges Cincinnati style consolidation for efficiency and expanded offerings on a single campus.
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Walter
Raymond E White
Fesla
Board of Education
United States
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pinny Johnston
Woodward High School
Mr. Johnston
Girby
Chucinnatl Omer
Bruns Wick Request for Pollard Pardon Governing Body
Governor's office received a Brunswick plea to grant a respite for Asberry Pollard condemned in Glynn county for murder. The respite aimed to allow clemency petitioners to present new evidence before the state prison commission. Pollard promises ministry if spared. Stella Griffin Papits hearing before commission on pardon for blackmail witness serving four years for perjury. No decision rendered. attorneys present included E. T. Steed and Lawton Nalley among others.
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Nedman
Brunswick
Asberry Pollard
Glynn
State Prison Commission
Pollard
Stella Griffin Papits
Stella Griffin
Miss Griffin
E. T. Steed
Carroluga
Lawton Nalley
Philip Weitner
Thomas B. Felder
Georgia Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville
A historic feature on the Georgia Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville highlights its 23 acre campus, strong faculty, and Dr. M. M. Parks leadership. It notes rapid 1903 to 1916 graduation growth from 18 to over 180, shaping women as teachers and homemakers across Georgia.
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BE. OL. Martin
Macon
Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
M. M. Parks
South
Hia Fe Fs
Georgia
There Is a Cause
Letter from Clarkesville Georgia dated March 1918 argues mob violence stems from failure of state and county officers to enforce laws equally. The writer urges careful study by lawmakers and officials to restore public confidence and remove the stain on the land. Signed RE MAMES.
District Agricultural Schools Their Possibilities For Future Development
In Crawfordville Georgia on March 3 194m a speaker argues district agricultural schools must preserve their strict educational type and high standards. They should educate for intelligent farm life, engage parents, recruit rural households, and act as centers of agricultural knowledge via bulletins and extension work.
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Alstrice
Hone
Xchgol Izbors
Ita
State College
Hamoa
Georgia
Acooly
Dintriat
Thair
Farmer B
Farmer D
Crawfordville
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Teo da Old Sweetheart
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Boston Transcript
Germany
Atlanta, Ga
Phil Cook
Fish
Supreme Court of Georgia
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Cobb Gounty Wolks
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Marietta
Western and Atlantic Railroad
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