Constitution Building Advertiser Listing May 5 1913
Atlanta May 5 1913 notice for The Constitution publishing and advertising details. Mentions weekly and daily editions, subscription rates, delivery options, and the Washington Bureau with addresses and contact points. Names John Corgan Jr and traveling reps A Le Talbot and C G Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Macanesiuas Blanatte
Deliy
Dally Nuday
Uniy
Egrees
Italia Pet Peart
FF Yhi
Ana Suna
Cartier Deliv ‘eFea
Aim
Ceerere Ba Guyside
Alisata
As Or Houusdaay
Constitution Building
Stiante
A. le Talbot
C G Smith
Atlanta Invited to Host Southern Merchants Convention
The Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers association formally invited the Southern Merchants association to hold its semiannual convention in Atlanta next August, with $3,000 subscribed for entertainment. Delegates from nearly every southern state have attended previous meetings, and the drive aims to deepen commercial ties across the region for mutual benefit and southern progress.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Merchants’ Association
Southern Merchants’ Convention
James Bryce ideal ambassador to Britain and U S
James Bryce, six years Britain's representative in the United States, retires home and may soon be sent to a key continental post. In a Pilgrims Society farewell, he said he spoke for both sovereign and people, praising his deep knowledge of American institutions and unwavering common sense.
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James Bryce
Great Britain
Mr. Bryce
England
America
Pilgrims’ Society of New York
United States
Bryce’s frank diplomacy and American understanding praised
The article lauds Mr Bryce for bringing candor to American relations and for deeply understanding American flaws and virtues. It notes his extensive speaking, his standard text History of the American Commonwealth, and his role as a catalyst for better outreach between Britain and the United States.
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Mr Bryce
America
Mr. Bryce
Boston chamber maps Latin trade with Panama canal opening
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot urges Boston businesses to act on canal trade shifts as America eyes new routes with Panama. It calls for practical steps: study needs of isthmus and South American buyers, assess payment capacity, tailor offerings, and move beyond talk to action. Atlanta merchants illustrate market entry.
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South
Atlanta
Ure
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Mass
Panama
South America
Norfol Virginian
Norfolk
All America
Kina
Orient
America
Revision of Wilsons invite Marshall to cabinet meetings
A column questions why Vice President Marshall has not yet been invited to cabinet meetings. It notes Marshall's garrulity and Wilsons disciplined official tone, suggesting the president may curb his rhetoric before integrating him into the executive circle while hoping he adopts Rooseveltian reticence.
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Wilson
Marshall
Tie
Roosevelt
Cotton and Mismanagement Threaten Southern Farmers
A hard headed Atlanta businessman warns Georgia and the South face disaster from cotton dependence, poor labor, absentee landlords, and mismanaged farms. He and banker Joseph A. McCord urge diversification and a non political commission to find remedies, citing huge imports of corn and meat and growing debt.
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Georgia
South
Atlanta
Ls A
Thoughts By George Matthew Adama
Thoughts by George Matthew Adama emphasize self control and positive mental discipline. The piece urges feeding thoughts with wholesome inputs, organizing and concentrating them, guarding and nurturing them to shape character and deeds. It presents thoughts as servants and master builders of a person’s life and actions.
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George Matthew Adama
Shane
Houston County Hen Is Very Industrious
The Perry Home Journal estimates Houston county egg sales across Perry Fort Valley and surrounding towns at least 60 000 dozen per year at an average price of 20 cents per dozen amounting to about 12 000 dollars. The piece notes near doubling of the crop possible and compares poultry and egg value to cotton. A Kansas City Journal quote about a president milking on the White House lawn is included.
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Perry Home Journal
Houston County
Perry
Fort Valley
Wollston
Bonaire
Kathleen
Giovania
Biko
Macon
Port Valley
Hawkinsvile
UnadiNa
Montezuma
Marshallvile
Maron
Eges
Cow In Drug Store Stirs Dublin Courant
A stray cow wandered into the city business district Monday afternoon and entered Black's pharmacy after a chase through shops. The animal caused minor turmoil, tipping tables and stands before finally exiting. Store owners commend the safe outcome and hand the mystery to others to solve.
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Dublin Courier-Dispatch
Black's Pharmacy
Were Mary and Elizabeth Princesses of Wales In History
A scholarly critique questions the claim that Henry VIII named Mary and Elizabeth Princesses of Wales. It traces sources from Burnet and Polini, notes lack of corroborating acts, and suggests Burnet may have erred or relied on dubious authorities. The piece debates historical authority and the plausibility of such royal titles without parliamentary acts.
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Hume
Inames
Flume
Burnet
Mary
Princess of Wales
Luchew
Elizabeth
Princess of
Wales
Polilni
Rome
Marty
Henry
Pellini
Agnes Strickland
England
Henry VIII
Eiizabeth
Henry VII
A Story of the Moment on Roads and Taxes
An emaciated boarder mocks road funding while a star boarder warns against tax payments. The tale traces the “good roads” campaign and its social costs as families abandon simple living for autos, mortgage farms, and rural decline. It satirizes ambition, thrift, and town life with vivid character sketches.
Tourist Tickets Reformed By Cracked Railroad Ruse
George Fitch lampoons fake tourist tickets in a satirical piece on the ticketing scam. An elaborate spoof shows agents forging passes, recording personal data, and convoluted validation steps that trap travelers from start to finish. The piece calls for reforms to prevent such manipulation and abuse by conductors.
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Pacific Coast
Cheriah
California
Battenberg
Lanterns Only Burn After 10 At Night In Ringgold
The Ringgold street lights are reported to burn only around ten o'clock at night. The piece pokes fun at locals, noting a few youths linger to say goodbye and ignore the lights while claiming broader roads campaigns cause grief. It laments roads making travel nearly impassable most months and suggests people would stay home to save money.
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Catoosa
Ringgold
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New York City
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the Country Gentleman
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the World’s Mysteries
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