Constitution on sale in New York City advertising warning
The piece notes The Constitution is on sale in New York City by 2 p.m. at Hotaling's Newsstands and other Broadway locations. It denounces dishonest advertising by commercial pirates who prey on consumers and harm local merchants, urging readers to trust reputable firms and beware fly-by-night dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second
Times
Constitution
Arnold Dosch
Pearson's Magazine
Taang
Lke
Mutual square deal and ethical business from a community view
A local piece argues that business is ubiquitous and turning against itself while a quote from a Atlanta representative says the Constitution can be managed without certain business. The passage links Ka ict to community interests and endorses a mutual square deal and ethical standards in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ka Ict
Backing the Fair Pushes Atlanta Toward Growth
Four American communities and one Canadian city testify to the lasting value of regional fairs fueling urban expansion. Toronto’s Canadian National Exhibition, led by Joseph Oliver, and Imperial Bank of Canada president Peleg Howard note doubled city size and broad economic gains. Dallas Richmond Springfield Des Moines all report similar results, confirming fairs boost commercial, industrial, and agricultural prospects for Atlanta and its tributary territory. Investment in the South eastern fair is framed as a business move likely to yield substantial regional dividends as similar efforts have in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Nonest Advertising
F. J. Paxon
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Grover Megahee
Joseph Oliver
Toronto
Peleg Howard
Imperial Bank of Canada
Dallas
Texas
Richmond
Springfield
Des Moines
Iowa
Wales
Be It Enacted and the Stampede of Law
A NC address cites Congress passing over 65 000 laws in five years and warns the “be it enacted” bug infests government from local to federal levels. The speaker argues for quality over quantity in legislation noting voter education and slower progress, while other items touch on book agents in Mexico, New York marriage fees, Irvin Cobb and Paris theater activity.
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Yatt
Congress
Taft
Warmer's Prospect and a Billville Sermon
An old piece blends verses about a hotter day to come with a cold Sunday scene at Billville Meeting House. A stove explosion interrupts the sermon, scattering coals and prompting the preacher to pivot to a fiery warning about sin and judgment.
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Billville
Fiends of Long Ago and Other Pieces in The Hesex Leader
A prose poem by B D McIntyre titled Fiends of Long Ago appears in The Hesex Leader of Hesex, Mo. The excerpt shows youth ambitions gone astray with characters like May the violet, Ned the appetites, and Roy gathering nickels on a Broadway car. Arkansas went dry inspires doggerel about water and sky. Country correspondence notes heavy snows, moonshine, and weather as signs of the end, with local verses on December and May.
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Earth
Valea
B.D. McIntyre
Hesex
May
Ned
Jake
Clyde
Tony Curls
Kid McPhate
Roy
Bill
Senate
Ruth
Vince
Elx
Investigates Revenue
Winter crop area rises in northern hemisphere and yields improve
The International Institute of Agriculture reports a favorable prelim survey of winter crop sowing in northern hemisphere nations with a strong rise in United States acreage and a notable 6.3 percent increase in Argentina, Chile, Australia and New Zealand yields. Moisture is ample across regions and no crop damage is noted, while wheat and rye prospects improve across both hemispheres.
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Omaha Bee
International Institute of Agrculture
Rome
United States
Hans
India
Argentine
Chile
Australia
New Zealand
Consecration by Rev J Wilbur Chapman D D
A devotional urging full voluntary surrender to God through Christ. It stresses unselfish living, giving one hundred percent, and placing God on the throne of life. The message contrasts earthly failure with divine victory and includes Chapman’s reflective poem about perseverance and faith.
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Christ
The Holland Letter on Stillman Bank Leadership and Vanderlip Era
A year after James Stillman became NY National Bank president, observers note his doubt gave way to a strong organizational gift. The bank now shows almost 460 million in resources under Vanderlip, with a broad, scalable system and young leadership. The article praises growth across U.S. banks, gold pools, and the vigor of modern finance, including President Vanderlip and the aging Morgan group, while highlighting President Vail of American Telephone and Telegraph and regulatory clarity with antitrust law concerns.
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James Suillivan
National Banks of
New York
Ufe
Stillman
London
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Frank
Texas
Banka
American Banka
Washington
Vanderlip
Waa
House
J. 2. Morgan
Morgan Suraself
Atlanta Business Leaders Laud Constitution War on Pirates
A flood of Atlanta merchants praise The Constitution for its March editorial “Commercial Pirates” denouncing fake advertising and mischievous sales tactics. Leaders like F J Paxon of the Atlanta Retail Merchants assoc and Grover Megaae secretary applaud the stance and urge ongoing public support.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Palles & Co
Adler
Sam Asher & Brow
Alexander Seeward
Allsata
Askin & Marine Co
Adams-Wise Brug Co
Busk Brosco
Sutlach Opues Co
Blorser Co
Benjamin Pharmac
Brown & Alien
Chamber Johnson-DuBise Co
Carlton Shes & Clatham Co
Cable Hand Co
Electrie Co
Coluta
Wa Staphophone Co
MacCiure Ten-Cent Co
Magxongale Advertising Aretics
Oppenheim Czar Co
Parks-Uhagbers— Herubik Co
Piekard-Deans Drug Batteck & Berg
Plednont Laundry Co
AM Rich & Brea Co
Rhett & O'Belvhe
Rhader
Wood Turniture Co
Wexal Shoe
J Regenzicin Co
Rounirevink & Bag Co
Rosenbaum
Remington Pypewriter Co
Smith & Wigxina
Fred J Scewart Co
Sterchi” Furniture and Carpet Co
Southern Bagk Concern
Southern Suit and Suit Co
Springer
W. GL Sherrer
Trin Laundry Co
Troy Laundry Co
Paxon
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Grover Megahee
Pirates
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Cleanup Verse
An old poem exhorts readers to spring clean, urging residents to tidy alleys and streets. It mocks laziness and promotes communal effort to curb garbage, pests, and disease with vivid, humorous imagery and a call to action on a spring cleanup.
Speeches on Regulation and Corporate Reform Mentioned
The text discusses George Ade and remarks on birthplace honors between Warsaw Kokomo and a debate over which city deserves credit. It notes President Vail’s support for government regulation and supervisory commissions as a permanent policy, praising improved conditions and widespread ownership among about one hundred thousand people, including many employees.
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Wau
United
Jie
Aleady
Ing
Vail
United States
Republic Mina
Holland
Uncle Sam's Grocery Empire Pins Faith on Wheat
The piece extols Uncle Sam as the world’s largest corner grocer. It notes rising business, supplying flour and beans to France and Britain, handling orders for Russia, and aiding Germany’s enemies. It forecasts a busy year with small children helping stock and hints at war-driven food distribution.
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Uncle Sam
France
Britain
Russia
Germany
John “Bull
Belz
Sar
de Sam
Europe
Gentle Cynicisms from The Chicago Herald
A clipped reflection on human behavior with aphoristic jabs about success, weather, courage, meddling, and marriage. It notes how experience teaches and how people understand only after living through events, implying practical wisdom comes late.
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Chicago Herald
Johan
Weather Bureau
Uxperignes
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