Constitution Ad Manager for Outside Atlanta
The Constitution announces weekly and Sunday rates with 70 cents monthly for Atlanta readers and 60 cents outside Atlanta, plus 12 and 14 cent weekly options. Holladay, Constitution Building, advertises for territory outside Atlanta. Washington Bureau is at 4 No 1727 S Street NW, John Corrigan in charge. The paper ships by 2 pm in New York and lists several street locations for sale. The Constitution disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Atlanta
Constitution Building
Pole
Washington
S Street N. W
John Corrigan
Star
Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-end Street
Limes Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Sowing Beef Independence Across the South
An opinion piece argues that each southern county should buy one or more thoroughbred bulls for free service to local cattle herds. It claims the plan would revolutionize the southern cattle industry, generating ongoing county revenues, reducing debt, and ending cotton dependence. The author cites favorable climate and soils and says initial outlays are negligible compared to eventual gains.
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Board of County Commissioners
South
West
New Era of Independence for the South Forecast
The South faces a future of independence and prosperity as the European war shifts revolt against the cotton trade. Georgia plans fairs and Hereford cattle sales this spring, with Newton County signaling rising enterprise among importers. The Constitution urges coordinated action by counties, states, governors, and business groups to seize a rare chance for emancipation and fortune.
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Georgia
Newton
South
Eack
South Pryor Street paving dispute threatens city progress
City faces urgent decision over Pryor street paving after a funding mix up. Alderman Kelley and Councilmen McCord and Knight secured 16 000 for ten blocks from Georgia Avenue to Vassar Street with support from the street car company and county. Bid irregularities delay material, tearing up the street and provoking citizen protests while county officials threaten reallocation unless council acts immediately to finish the brick pavement.
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Pryor Street
Kelley
McCord
Knight
Georgia Avenue
Vassar Street
Georgi Avenue
County Commission
McCortland, Knight
Toilers of the Light and the Bread Winners of Harvests
A poetic portrayal of the toil and hope of field workers and breadwinners who nurture the soil and build a prosperous future. The piece extols strength of heart and hand, faith in work, and inevitable reward, while critiquing gloom and urging continued progress. It also touches on misaligned modern attitudes and societal aims.
Wearying for Summer Song in Georgia Sun
A garbled Georgia verse piece depicts longing for summer tunes and bright weather. It weaves playful lines about bees, birds, cattle bells, clouds, and dreamers, with a Bahramlike aside on life’s daily bread and a Georgian philosopher musing on Mareth and Satan.
Spring News From Adams County: Weather, Elections, and Local Woes
The Adams County Enterprise reports a mix of spring signs and local gossip. Weather talk blends with reflections on politics, church discipline, dwindling businesses, and lightning strikes on two church steeples.
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Mareh
Adams Jonterprise
Seelion
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Confusion in Sports Coverage
Readable fragments show garbled quotes and editorial detours about athletics. The text references a champion and mid article banter, with unclear speakers and missing context. The piece lacks coherent events, names, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
War orders lift U S industry amid uncertain outlook
The Holland Letter notes rising nonwar orders in U S manufacturing, hinting at broader domestic revival as foreign conflict boosts demand for bridges tracks and construction goods. It surveys securities market expectations, Schwab health rumors, and his drive to build an independent steel capacity alongside U S Steel.
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United States
Duance
Charles M. Behwab
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
West Indies
California
Schwalb
New York
O ¥ Chwaty
Steel Corporation
Holland
Crystal Palace and War Ties at Great Exhibition
The Crystal Palace faces closure to free quarters for 30 000 recruits and is linked to wartime commerce. The Krupp establishment at Essen featured in a grand exhibit drawing large orders, highlighting industrial might and prosperity amid the conflict.
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London Chronicle
Crystal Palace
Krupp
Eesen
Alfred Krupp
Constitution proposes plan to boost southern cattle
The Constitution argues a plan to supply every southern community with a free thoroughbred bull to cross with native scrub cows. It compares to a German model where an Imperial stud provides superior sires at nominal fees to maintain high-grade stock, urging county officials to adopt a similar local program.
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South
Imperial Animal Bureau
Congress
United States
The Cartoonist by George Fitch Explains a Cartoonist’s Truth
A humorous portrait of the cartoonist as a truth teller who exaggerates reality to fit a message. The piece explains how a master cartoonist blends humor, philosophy, and keen social observation to convey campaigns and politics in a single image, praising the craft and its impact.
Rippling Rhymes and a Southern beef cattle plan
The piece blends Walt Mason verse with a Georgia newspaper editorial urging county commissioners to fund and promote thoroughbred cattle programs. It argues that raising high quality beef stock will boost farm wealth, reduce cotton dependence, and broaden markets. It cites Hereford shows in Georgia as a catalyst and calls for immediate, community action across the South.
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vIn JM
Eouth
Valis Pon
Citisen
Georgia
South
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H.R. Black
H.W. Grady
Mexico
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Eas
Belliutown
Satan
Uncle Jules
Torlay
Ced
Heaven
Phan
The
Arkansas Gazette
Williams
Hy Georgh Fritch
Good Old Smash
Teddy
Addy
Tatmmany
Walt Mason
Josephus Jinks
Hiram Warner
Russia
France
Nicholas
Windengrad
Mater
Arctic Pole
Hell
George
County
Fogdstutta
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