Subscriptions and delivery terms for The Constitution
The notice lists subscription options with advance and weekly rates for daily and Sunday issues, 42 months, six months, and one month plans. It notes delivery by carrier outside Atlanta or per week rates, and identifies the Washington Bureau address and contact points, plus a warning about not paying third parties and not responsible for out-of-town dealer payments.
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Atlnat
Atlanta
Talbot
Tian Loral
Inefficiency in City Street Repairs Prompts Dusty Complaints
Mrs Emmons and J and Cook rail against Peachtree and Ivy streets as reconstruction creates dust, closed windows, and unhealthy conditions. Shovels and wagons move dirt all day while residents endure a sandstorm atmosphere. The authors call for prompt relief and vigilant administration to prevent future dust plagues during urban upgrades.
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Wor Emmons
J & Cook
Sixth Street
Siy Street
Peachtree
Auburn
Ivy
Emmons
Ivy Street
Subaru
Not So Bad As Painted
Excerpt discusses grand jury charges against Judge WD Ellis and urges balanced view on crime. It argues no perfect community exists and calls for promoting honesty and virtue while prosecuting the guilty who violate laws.
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WD Ellis
Judge Ellis Defends Muckraker-Free Public Mind
The piece urges praise for public virtue and well being while condemning muckraking rhetoric that taints public opinion. It argues that sensational criticism distorts truth, overemphasizes vice, and misleads foreigners about the nation’s character. It calls for recognizing constructive reforms and judging events by merits rather than sensational exposure.
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Judge Ells
World News
Dlrey
Marv Phagan
Atlanta
Judge Ellis
Understanding Across Parties Shapes Upcoming Politics
A Smingfield Republican warns that no strong opposition to the Democratic party will form until Republicans and Roosevelt progressives align. He cites Western insurrection against Republicans and notes hints of cross‑party understanding, urging the opposition to unite or risk Democratic dominance.
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Smingfield
West
Bell Moose
House
Senate
Congress
Tme
Gossip at National Capitol Signals Civil Service Shakeup
Washington May 6 Special. A determined push by Democrats in Congress to purge nonfit civil service workers signals a major shakeup across executive departments. Senator Overman leads a broad inquiry, challenging the civil service law and suggesting nepotism and favoritism have long influenced appointments. The probe, backed by Senators Pomerene and Goerman, aims to expose how appointments bypass examinations and how relatives of officials and party insiders gained positions. The committee plans hearings and planful actions, with broad public attention and potential reforms to the federal workforce.
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Washington
Congress
Overman
North Carolina
Pomerene
Ohio
Goerman
Oi i
Frocia Atrar
Spits Pomaore
Qorrman
NHS
Isdee Commission
Convent Sea Sure Tx
Cores Ieige
Yan Fon
Wileh
The Punctual Man by Walt Mason
A humorous moral essay on punctuality contrasts the self righteous punctual man with the messiness of real life. The narrator laments wasted time and moot virtues while illustrating how rigid punctuality damages relationships and productivity in business and personal life.
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Potiphar
Kings Highway
Mis Diggers
Jim
Hesalwata
Tate
Busl Nooss
Jiggers
Noted Sassy Figure From Pickens County Progress
A mixed, opinion saturated column recalls funding allocations for flood sufferers and Shriners while criticizing Gmail payments to a working girl. It profiles a North Carolina born commissioner from 1806 and discusses tobacco taxation and illicit whisky stilling, urging industry cooperation to curb evasion and windtiger blocks.
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Pickens County Progress
Atlanta
Shriners
North Carolina
Granave Count
Wilson
Durham
Cooper-Blackwell Company
Greensboro
Skeeley Institute
Yual
Internal Revenue Service
Raleigh
Colonel Osborne
Dusty Peachtree and Ivy Draw Citizens' Complaint
Citizens on Peachtree and Ivy streets petition The Atlanta Constitution for relief from street dust. Residents claim health risks and property damage from persistent dust on busy Peachtree Street and request city action, sprinkling, and possible free water bills to curb the problem during dry spells.
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Dusty Peachtree
IVY Draw
Citizens’ Complaint
Ivy Street
Washington Hotel Tales Of Public Men And Bills
In a mid 1890s reminiscence Admiral Melville recalls a Washington hotel proprietor's frank view of public figures who ran up large unpaid bills. An Arlington era anecdote shows a once-impoverished guest later paid in cash after a land boom, illustrating hotelkeepers' confidences and the personal costs behind prominence.
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J Eutwaords
Opyright
Lumcheon
Admirt Melville
John Chamberlin
Washington
Congress
Chamberlins
Roscoe Conking
Chester Arthur
United States Board
Chamberlins Hotel
Melville
Wr Chamberlin
House of Representatives
Hell
Admiral Melville
E23 Edwards
Chamberlin
United States
Arlington Hotel
Treasury Department
Troesselle
The
Arlington
Roesselle
It Might Have Been Might Have Been Mr Bryan Quote
A Baltimore American snippet notes a reflective line suggesting Bryan might have preferred to be the sender rather than the recipient of a political move, implying a change in agency and outcome.
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Bryan
Baltimore American
Crop statistics for farms could be improved with small form changes
William Bradford of Deartown Ga argues for adding simple columns to cotton and corn gin reports to capture acreage and yield per acre. He notes current federal census data are decennial and four years old when received and urges timely, precise crop data to guide farm reforms and aid supporting organizations.
Regrade of Whitehall Street Editorial Calls Action
The May 1915 Atlanta editorial urges officials to pursue the Whitehall street regrading project with enthusiasm, viewing it as essential for the city’s main thoroughfare and southern side streets. It calls for a definite start soon and completion of the Whitehall section during the current summer.
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Whitehall Eoitor
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Ita
Whale City
Whitehall
Get Married While Young Says Dr Eliot Harpers Bazaar
In Harper's Bazaar Dr Eliot argues young men should invite a fiancée to marry only after earning income that can support both, and that women have a right to voice whether they marry. He stresses planning for character and family happiness, urging men to consider the future and involve partners early.
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WSL
Dr Eliot
Harpers Bazaar
Hickory in Danger Declares Bark Beetle Threat
Entomologists warn the hickory faces extermination from a widespread bark beetle. They urge vigilant search and ruthless destruction to protect the tree, praising the hickory as American and utilitarian with valuable nuts and desirable wood for fires in winter.
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Uncle Sam
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Christening Confusion Sparks Saints Calendar Debate
In a Saturday Evening Post style scene a christening party including the father and grandfather argued over the baby's name. The grandfather asks the priest for the child’s name, the father mutters Hazel, and the grandfather mishears, blaming the priest in a humorous exchange about saints days and names.
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Hazel
Fiazel
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