The Constitution on sale in New York City district
The Washington Bureau address is given as No 17 S Street NW with Mr John Carrigan Sr noted as staff correspondent in verse. The Constitution is advertised on sale in New York City by 2 p.m. the day after issue, at Newsstands in Times Building corner and at several Broadway intersections. The paper disclaims responsibility for advance payments to local carriers or agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S Street NW
John Carrigan
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Times Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
House backs Wilson on Panama canal tolls issue
The House endorsed President Wilsons stance on canal tolls by a decisive margin, signaling favorable action on the Sims bill to repeal exemption for coastwise shipping. The vote splits party lines and centers on national honor and whether subsidies should favor American vessels. The administration and House are praised for a patriotic display of principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Wilson
House of Representatives
United States
Democratic Party
Sasasannah
Panama Canal
Savannah
San Francisco
Alile
Keeping Up the Lick and Local Reputation Talk
A reading notes that knowledge of neighbor opinions may push a community to maintain its high standing. The passage cites Tennessee papers The Chattanooga Times and The Memphis Scimitar reporting in near sync, reflecting regional perspectives on reputation. The discussion highlights how press coverage shapes public self-image across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Chattanooga Times
Memphis Scimitar
Atlanta Growth and Pride Drive Its Bold Public Works
The Times notes Atlanta erects new story buildings with few tenants but expects full occupancy soon as life and enterprise draw people to the city. The Constitution praises Atlanta’s auditorium, growth, and bond-driven progress, arguing southern cities must advertise to boost publicity and investment, while Atlanta keeps its habit of rapid development and national reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thex
Atlanta
Nome
Perm
Editorium
Deer
the Constitution
Chattanooga
Auditorum
Grand Opera
Cleveland
Obie) Chamber of Commerce
South
Brown
Grady
Atlanta's Clean City Drive Ahead of Shriners Visit
The chamber of commerce networks with public spirited citizens to paint and mop fifty pull boards in Atlanta. The push follows city hall cleanup to welcome Shriners and grand opera week, urging owners to paint and scrub to boost sightliness and property value. Authorities press for immediate action to spruce every building and curb dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Shriner
Shriners
A Story of the Moment on Household Roles Debate
In a dialogue between Mrs Jamesworthy and Jamesworthy, a critique of modern gender norms contrasts a bygone era. The piece laments shifting duties, praising a husband who protests kitchen labor while recalling a father who tended farm work and a mother who prepared breakfast. The tone critiques changing expectations and defends traditional division of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Dippy Dames Club
Jamesworthy
Rubady
Father
Crispcakes and steamed puddings from colonial recipes
The passage lists old fashioned recipes using molasses and spices for crispcakes a hard and a soft cake, and suet puddings with fruit and nuts, plus a recipe for steamed brown bread. It also recounts the Boston Massacre trials with Captain Preston and soldiers of the Twenty minute Regiment of Foot, and notes the outcomes of murder and manslaughter verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Phronsie
India
New Orleans
Gunger
Ominnamon
Boston
Preston
Custom House
America
Feet and Eyes by Gloryel Matthew Adays
A reflective piece urging the reader to align vision and movement. Eyes guide feet, teaching coordination so the soul stays aligned with purpose. The writing uses nautical and directional imagery to promote decisive, forward-looking choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloryel
Matthew Adays
Humiliating tale on voyage sparks social scandal
On a crowded ocean voyage Gertrude Gadalotte is accused of marred reputation after a man who made a fortune by a lucky soup bet is implicated. Grace recalls a confrontation at sea as passengers view life preservers with suspicion while a captain probes the purpose of the extra gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Gertrude Gadalotte
Grace
Grace Gertrude
Georgia politics swirl as West signals senate bid
Senator West, appointed by Governor Slaton, declines a governor run and says he may seek the U S Senate to succeed the late A O Bacon. Savannah reports Gov Slaton’s possible race implications and state candidates brew in July mood as county leaders weigh governors run and legislative seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States Senate
Slaton
William S West
A O Bacon
West
Senator West
Constitution
Atlanta
Governor Slaton
Capitol
Florida
Anderloy
Aly
I” Slatov
Savannah
Skvelhood
Auromatic Ald
Randolph Anderson
Mr Anderson
South Georgia
Inton
Vic Anderson
State Senate
Chatham Bryan
Effingham
Chatham
Tor Chatham
Anderson
Mexander
Lawrence
Ghatham
Shelby Myrick
Hermann Shuptrine
Joseph McGarthy
Gru
Lseing
Griffin
Gaffa
Prograsy
Spald Ne
Lemom Park
Treasire Lea
W Park
Troup
Herb Porrs
Pak
Robert @ Tark
State Agricultural Society
Mme Perry
Fis Cand Dac
Robald Park
Perry
Jonesboro Enterprise
State Weekly Press
Underwood Seen as Senator by Overwhelming Majority in Alabama Race
Reports from Alabama indicate that but for a few counties, United States Senate candidate Underwood will win by a large margin in April, with Governor O Neal predicting a 49 000 vote lead and Horace Hood of Montgomery Journal noting broad support for Underwood across most counties despite potential GOP resistance. The piece describes rail rate debates, political tensions, and the expected political landscape surrounding the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoh Corrigan JR
Montgomery
Giscar WooUnderwood
Atie House
Fmmee O Neal
Underwood & Majority
Alabama
Hobson
Borverpear
Ungeraaod
Horace Houd
Montgomery Journal
Hudson
O Neal
Braxton BR Comer
Wr Baubson
Senate
O'Neal
Comer
Wffe
State Capitol
Jefferson Davis
Southern Confederacy
Gomer
Theophilus Tacet
Queal
Sasterday
Horace Hood
Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Southern
Clark Howell
Lester
W L Halstead
Rehy Robinson
Albert Howell
Jr E
R Black
H W Grady
States
Mexico
Atlanta, GA
Holliday Constitution
the Times
John Lind
Tafts
Caruso
Adam
Ambassador Page
Walt Biason
Sbanietta D Gravel
Ginger Bread Boys
Lous
At & O
Superior Court
Superior Court of Judicature
Robert Treat Paine
Samuel Quiney
John Adams
Josiah Quine
Sampson Slater Blowers Evert
Josiah Quincy
Trowbridge
Kilroy
Kate
Wheaton
H C Cummings
Clerk of Superior Court
L D Hutsern
BR. Watkins
E W Watkins
J T . Holder
Jefferson
L G. Hardman
Commerce
Thomas M. Bell
de Wathi
Adams
Lppra Holse
Pagislature
Gunesyile
Hall County
Wake
Ashburn
Mark Tison
Sylvester Worth
Rao
Che
Natoral
Turner Worth Dougherty
Tee
Nater
Tisen
Fateral
Entre
Connor
Fyter
Pbgislailae
Bllloch
Statesborg
Statesboro News
Ditar
Miller
Turner
Whihh
Messrs Turner and Mevile
Underwood
O Nealig
Haxing
BBR Comer
Camer Sannut
Tve
Ian
Gaynors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!