Constitution Building ads and distribution details
The notice lists Clark Howell and staff in Atlanta with advertising and distribution roles for The Constitution. It describes price lists for a tri weekly issue, mail rates for the United States and Mexico, and sale points in New York City and Chicago. It notes the paper is sold via stands and agents and excludes responsibility for advance orders to distant towns.
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Starve the Railroads and We Starve Ourselves
A lengthy critique of railroad policy argues that railroads are central to national prosperity and must receive substantial federal funding for rehabilitation. It contends current hostility delays needed investments, calls for a public square deal, and asserts that financing rail improvements will unleash a wide wave of economic growth across industries and labor.
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Prince
Heart Trouble in Atlanta School Inspectors Case
A physician noted a very small child with heart trouble during school inspections. A teacher followed up with the delayed note to parents, finding the mother unwell but anxious. The piece argues parents vary in response and urges augmenting inspections with broader measures to protect the child’s future and prevent wasted efforts.
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Childs
Atlantas
Educating Parents for Practical Missionary Work
The article argues that parents must be educated to current societal needs. It notes club women lead efforts in this direction and highlights the prize at stake as human life, urging tactful, organized outreach to improve outcomes.
Hams of Old Georgia Urge Shifts in State Agriculture
The Monroe Advertiser reports H T Fitzpatrick of Culloden shipped Georgia hams to Vancouver while a Brooks county farmer agreed to supply 52,000 pounds of ham weekly to a Jackson Florida delicatessen, illustrating Georgia’s potential to export pork. Blue Ridge offers ideal hog raising climate and markets for expansion. Georgia could become a national supplier, generating revenue beyond cotton with energy and business effort.
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British Columbia
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Monroe
H T Fitzpatrick
Culloden
Hamilton Jones
Vancouver
Jones
Quitman
Brooks County
Jackson
Prooks County
Brooks and Morgan
Blue Ridge
Central
South Georgia
Motorcyclists Herald a New Era of Travel and Change
A Rome Georgia dispatch notes a large influx of motorcyclists arriving on a Sunday trip and returning by afternoon. The piece argues motorcycles and sidecars expand access for moderate earners, boost related accessories demand, and may shift some cyclists to car ownership, promising healthful pleasure and quicker transport with minimal upkeep. It predicts a broad growth of motorcyclist activity nationwide, shaping roads and mobility for years to come.
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Wallord
Georg
Atlanta Emerges as Likely Center for Southern Methodist University
Wightman F. Melton argues in Emory College notes that the Supreme Court of Tennessee ruling on Vanderbilt prompts discussion of relocating church institutions. Atlanta is favored for a central university site, with possibilities including a revised Emory-Wesley venture or a new central institution to serve the Southern Methodist and broader church missions.
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Emory College
Pine Knot Philosophy on Frost and Peach Trees
The writer compares peach trees to two natures, fruit and growth, noting frost harms fruit if sap and blooms mature together. He describes a farming method using a central fire to create air movement, argues against stove use, and recalls a brutal 1843 Easter frost in Cherokee County Georgia with extensive crop damage and personal hardship.
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Georgia
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Not a Subject
A fragmentary wartime reminiscence recalls aboard a ship near Dieppe when an aide asks passengers their nationality. An American answers subject, prompting a joking exchange about being “an American citizen” and the racist connotation of the term subject.
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Hardwick's Record in Congress in Georgia Politics
In Macon and Savannah districts the campaign for Congress in the first district centers on Colonel John Randolph Cooper's Senate bid and echoes Georgia political feuds. Speakers pushed longstanding rivals, with Tom Hardwick touting a twelve year record and Edwads and Overstreet challenging incumbents in a crowded field across counties like Glynn and Brunswick.
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Nashville Ga
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Anatomy of Melancholy Author Remembered and Buried
In 1659 Rubert Burton was laid to rest in Christ Church cathedral Orford. He authored one look and one book and his Anatom of Volan fol has long been a favorite of Milton Byron and Lamb. Sterne was indebted to it and Johnson said it could tempt him from bed ten hours early. Praise from such figures revived interest in a work once obscured.
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