Candler Confidence Cash Shines in Georgia Bond Bid
Asa Candler of Atlanta wins the entire $20,000 issue of the state's refunding bonds, netting a premium around $62,815.50. The bid showcases Southern financial strength, Georgia credit stability, and the governor’s tax equalization law aiding the state’s fiscal health.
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Candler
Asa . Landler
Atlanta
Georgia
Chandler
Asa Candle
Letore
Weman
South
States Financial House
The Real School Problem Unanimous protest by Atlanta Parent Teacher group
The Atlanta Parent Teacher association council unanimously protests the all day school session plan. The stance mirrors prior opposition from Dr C W Strichler and suggests a movement that may fail. Critics warn that double sessions threaten efficiency and risk crippling outcomes for students.
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Atlanta
Parent Peacher Association
Peblie
C Wo Strichler
Parent Teacher Association
North Avenue
Executive Council
Atlanta School Crisis Warns of Impasse Next Fall
The article warns that without remedial action the Atlanta school system faces a far worse crisis next fall. A slogan calls for a standardized school day for every child and a five and a half hour instruction period, with danger to high and grammar schools if equality of opportunity is pursued without reforms. The board, parents, and citizens are urged to act before the autumn term.
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Board of Education
Atlanta
Audiy Sessions Rainbow
Commercial Pirates Targeting Bargain Advertisers
An article by Arnold Dosch in February Pearsons Magazine warns Atlanta readers about advertising fakers and fly by night bargain manufacturers. It describes methods used by tainted advertisers, removal sales, and stock ploys, urging community loyalty and vigilance to protect patrons from loss and humiliation.
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Atlanta
Pearsons Magazine
Arnold Dosch
Dosch
Opds 2
High Sea
Doschs
Pearson
Italy Swings On Neutrality Amid War Pressure
The Associated Press notes rising popular pressure in Italy to join the Allies or face the German Austrian axis. Government seeks neutrality but the fence tilts, with likely shifts toward one side at any moment. Also mentions strategical moves around Dardanelles, possible regional upheavals, and political chatter about presidential campaigns and spring prep in Mexico and Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Italy
Austria
Alles
Dardanelles
Greece
Romania
Turkey
Theran
Constantinople
Poem of Ireland and distant lands by Me Crowley and others
Fragmentary OCR presents a Dublin poet Me Crowley piece titled to Ireland praising Ireland as the fairest land, followed by garbled text about settlement and war in a correspondent’s update. The readable portion centers on longing for Ireland and St Patrick’s Day tone amid travel imagery.
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Ireland
St Patricks Day
Me Crowley
Dublin
Orient
Peru
Ana
The Soul of Bloom and The River Bank’s Lament
Fragmented OCR sketching a poetic sequence set in a Georgia landscape with references to Junelima, the Soul of Dicon, and The Soul of Bloom. Includes dreamlike verses about roses, sun, and fishers, mingled text on stars and rivers, hints of historical figures, and scattered lines from various voices.
Four Steps to Life by Rev J Wilbur Chapman
Summary of a sermon outlining four steps to salvation: acknowledge sin, accept Christ as Savior, ask God to forgive, and follow Christ daily by faith. cites Romans 3 23 25 and John 1 12 7 He emphasizes needing faith before calling on Jesus and living under His guidance to avoid wandering.
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Christ
Whittier
God
Jesus
John
The Holland Letter on business mood and policy shift
The Holland Letter discusses loaders in finance and business near a mood shift toward optimism. It notes Fleur P Davison's friends and Hibbu Root's remarks at the Union League Club, praising constructive legislation and a friendlier public attitude to American business, including railroads. It cites figures like Vice President A Douis of Simmons-Hird and Samuel Tea of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and references the European war's impact on policy and capital exports.
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Finine
Fleur P Davison
London
Vaeuels
Bhbu
Union League
Thursis
West
Dousis
Simmons Hird
Company
St Lona
Douglas
Crnnes
United
Fissorrs
Oregon
Interstate
Em Merce Commission
Mae
Supreme Court
Fano
Samuel Tea
Pennsylvania Railroad Cystem
United States
Plaim
Improved Outlook for Cotton From The Cotton Crisis
The piece argues a natural easing of the cotton crisis after wartime disruption. It notes reduced agitation, declines in Buy a Bale efforts, and a shift toward market-driven relief. It details export shifts, price movements, ship cargoes to Bremen and Genoa, and forecasts U.S. production and consumption, with factors like loan funds, foreign buying, and shipping dynamics shaping the outlook.
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Richard Spillane
Newey
South
Farmas
Ter
Volues
Mike Withy
Ta Pty
Eouth
Europe
York
Uust
Frei
Bremen
War era capital imports lift American business outlook
The piece argues that wartime imports of capital surpass exports and will sustain U.S. economic vigor even if the war ends. It notes large sums flowing into the country, benefits to diverse sectors, and the hoped influence of a new trade commission aligned with public opinion and interstate commerce principles. It cites the Supreme Court precedent on two cent duties.
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Wales
America
New York
Bremun Ghent
Hareelora
Petrogrid
Bertm
Bravn
Lange
Winong
Wsington Authoities
Fievas
Cme
Thos Wan
I Aero
New Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Corumi Non
Supreme Rourk
Holland
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