Two-Edged Sword of Inquiries and Innuendo
The piece condemns federal probing agencies and congressional inquiries for unproven accusations against individuals and corporations. It cites The New York Times editor Charles R. Miller and a Texas tenant-farmer case as examples, arguing such investigations spread calumny, distrust, and harm without solid proof.
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Charles R. Miller
New York Times
United States Senate
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Texas
Times
United States
Walsh
Miller
The
London
Adolph S. Ochs
Ochs
Milter
Pave Alabama Street Opposed Elsewhere by Council Finance
The finance committee should report favorably to council the joint resolution to repave Alabama street from Broad Street east to O eral avenue. West of Broad the street is smooth. from Broad to the foot of the hill near the Georgia railway freight terminals pavement ends.
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Council
Alabama Street
Broad Street
O*eral Avenue
Georgia Railway
Long neglected Atlanta street faces traffic peril and justice demand
The piece laments an aging paving on a central Atlanta street, noting ruts threaten safety and value. Residents blame municipal neglect after years of congestion on well paved blocks surrounding the link. The text argues the street bears excess traffic cost to property owners and the street car company, urging immediate action.
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Ufe
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Broad
Central Avenue
Tthe Street
The Turk as Goat in Europe War Tactics
The piece argues that Allied advances toward Constantinople expose Turkey as a failing power. Italy defeats Turkey, Berlin’s influence fades, and Balkan strife accelerates Turkey’s disintegration. The author deems Turkish diplomacy as long outdated and notes the coming eviction as a path to peace, despite the Turk’s humiliated reflection.
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Constantinople
Italy
Turkey
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Your Grand Opera Seat in Atlanta Sees High Demand
Out of town season reservations for grand opera are flowing into Atlanta, with orders arriving from Baltimore to New Orleans. Local hotels report strong advance sales, but seats are snapped up as first come, first served. This year Atlanta and New York host repertoire by leading artists, and the week's program is especially attractive.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
New Orleans
New York
Beason
Spanking the Mexican Situation in Comic Opera Diplomacy
An editorial-like commentary deplores US policy toward Mexico as Carranza falters and Villa and Zapata stir unrest. It argues intervention risks amid Europe’s tensions, notes censorship delaying reports, and mocks Villa’s early war talk versus a farm reform stance.
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Washington
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Europe
Dreamlike Verses and Proverbs in Dreamland’s Summer Mood
The piece blends lyric vignettes of summer longing with aphorisms and brief notes from newspapers. It links seasonal joy to daily wisdom, invoking poets, editors, and regional columns to frame a nostalgic, hopeful mood in a hodgepodge of verse and snippets.
Commercial Pirates We Deserve Your Editorial Aid
Readers express appreciation to the Constitution for its editorial stance on the March 13 issue titled Commercial Pirates. The letter credits the paper with helping to remedy deteriorating conditions and supporting GEO. MUSE CLOTHING CO. through W. Orr, Secretary-Treasurer.
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Es Geo. Muse Clothing CO
W.orr
Treasurem
Four Counts of a Bill of Exceptions in Christian Teaching
A sermon presents four counts as life guides: Except we be converted, Except a man be born again, Except ye repent, and Except your righteousness shall exceed that of the Scribes and Pharisees. It explains conversion, new birth, repentance, and divine righteousness through faith in Christ, ending with a hymn about nearness to God through His Son.
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Jesus
Crist
God
Ham
Tam
Europe After the War Vision of Territorial Redistribution
A review of postwar outcomes predicts Russia will annex Galicia and gain Constantinople, France regains Alsace and Lorraine, Britain gets German colonies and Asia Minor, Belgium earns Luxemburg, Serbia and Montenegro gain Austrian lands, Italy receives Austrian Italian provinces, Romania gains Bukovina, and Turkey and Albania lose independence. The piece then shifts to a spring mood in Atlanta and New York with verse about the season and fashion.
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Austria-Hungary
Russia
Galicia
Turkey
Constantinople
Asia Minor
France
Alsace
Lorraine
England
Belgium
Luxemburg
Serbia
Montenegro
Italy
Rumania
Bukoviha
Albania
Austria-Hungars
Poland
Europe
The Dance of the Daffodils poem praised by reader
A reader from Emory University in Oxford Georgia writes to The Constitution expressing appreciation for Mrs B W Hunt s poem The Dance of the Daffodils praising its verse comparing it to Wordsworth and Robert Loveman and noting enjoyment of the air flowers and the publication s practical articles by Mr Hunt plus a nod to the poet s literary partner remarks.
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B. W. Hunt
Wordsworth
Robert Loveman
Hunt
Loum
Home Wanted By a Baby comic lands Clare Dwiggins contract
A full page color Sunday comic created by Clare Dwiggins after nearly two years of development. The strip, about a baby seeking a home, is described as irresistibly humorous and universally appealing. Readers are promised a weekly delight from Sunday to Sunday featuring a philosophically funny infant.
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Clare Dwiggins
Miss Dooly Sees Plantation Come Alive In Photo Feature
Miss Dooly visits a preserved antebellum plantation with its old-time atmosphere and a photographer. A full-page Sunday magazine feature accompanies the visit, highlighting the enduring ambiance and the quirks of the era.
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Iss Dooly
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