Constitution Advertising and notices in The Constitution
Notices show advertising managers and distribution details for The Constitution, plus staff contacts and New York and hotel delivery options. The copy also includes a long chain of editorial quips and political opinions about public figures, newspapers, and events, reflecting a bustling press page.
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Atlan
Fame Mall
United States
Mexico
Roth
Talweyett
Carter Desred
Atlanta
Outelde
Atlante
Ito
Sacs Dreporeenate
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution
Twarty-ninth Atrest
Madiped Square
Blackburn
Moore
Aos
Donnelly
The Choice of a County Committee
The Constitution prints correspondence on electing Fulton county's new county democratic executive committee. The piece urges fair, free voter expression, questions the sub committee ruling on entry fees, and hopes Chairman Maddox will resolve disputes honorably for a two year representation.
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Maddox
Fulton County
Fuil
Assuring the Souths Inheritance and Wealth
A rallied reflection on postwar Southern development urging farmers and business leaders to unite for wealth expansion. Richard H addresses the Southern Society of Boston, praising assets in iron, steel, coal, cotton and roads, and calling exiled southerners home to aid in renewal and conservative civic principles.
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Richard H. Taddress
Southern Society of Boston
Everal
Edmonds
Sons of the South
Hdmonds
Baltimore
Prohibition Move Debated by Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
The Springfield Republican notes a Savannah driven drive to loosen liquor laws, asking for copies of local proceedings. Atlanta Chamber of Commerce denies involvement, and Governor Hoke Smith’s interview is clarified as not reflecting Georgia policy.
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Walter Constitution
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Atte
Hoke Smith
SHS Greers
Yarra Trade
Smith
Georgia
Nation Governors Gather For Roosevelt Conservation Plan
President Roosevelt convenes governors from most states to plan conservation of natural resources for present and future generations. The conference aims to curb wasteful practices and protect forests mines soils and other assets, with broad support across states though a few governors may be absent due to local duties. The Constitution lauds the conference goal as vital for national strength and posterity.
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National Capital
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Georgia
California
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tennessee
Texas
Nebraska
S. P. G. A aids on crusade and political sparks
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal mentions of the S P G A offering help in a crusade, Thaw's insinuations about probation of sanity, Senator Depew threatening an oratorical effort tied to the president, and a confused exchange about a phone remark and a woman named Fanny. The text is garbled and lacks clear narrative.
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Depew
From Georgia Letters and Humble Prose Verses
Readers share verses and reflections on religion education and daily life. The page compiles poems by Captain Jack Crawford and Brer Thomas, plus opinion on federal aid to education via cotton tax restitution. It weaves folklore humor with commentary on schools, politics, and social wisdom.
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Bran Pew
Thomas Cing
Memphis
Congress
Georgia
Alabama
Ques
Ion
Watched Watch Prompts Ten Shillings Ruse In London
An 1908 London gag shows a jeweler labeling a watch in his shop window as “Look at this water for 10 shillings” provoking a naïve patron to fail a theft attempt, forcing a comic scene of misunderstanding before finally being shown the error.
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The
London Telegraph
Watch the line-up in Georgia campaign reports
A compilation of opinion clippings from The Valdosta Times and related papers in 1908 North Georgia coverage. It polls pro and anti prohibition stances of Governor Smith, Hoke Smith supporters, and opponents like Joe Brown, noting campaign tactics, lineups, and political dynamics across cities including Macon, Savannah, Columbus, and Cairo.
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Alien
Farmer
Vardinstx
Smith
Railroad Commission
Tam
Hokesmith
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Hecaums
Morfetts
Marlette
Underwood
Marietta
Orate
Siidera
Little Joe
Catro
Gradys County
Ife
Kepoas
Raya Tx
Macon
Cairo
Grady
Joe Brown
Brown
Rumor Mills Stir Georgia Political Ties
The Lawrenceville News Feels and Cordele Sentinel weigh claims about Judge Russell, Gov Smith, and Mr Brown. Reports allege mismanagement by an heir, railroad ties, and a fabricated party poll from Macon Telegraph.
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the Constitution
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Atlanta, GA
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Joe Cannon
Undertakers
Butt
Marae Henry
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Watterson
Loeb
Hughes
Richmond Times
Fon
Jeff Davis
Chicago Record-Herald
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Bernard Shaw
Ohn Sharp Williams
Johnsen
Arronive
Omaha, Neb
America
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Dept of Religion
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Etrikes
Papyrus
Wight
Willems
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Billville
David Y. Thomas University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Ark
Commonwealth
Thomas E Broadnax
Nori Prior Street
Atlanta. Ga
Joe
Robert Barns
Euch Arman
Nimple
Hig
Hater
Wan, Ga
Valdogta Times
Seaborn Weight
Atlants
Reuben Arnold
Fulton County Campaign Committee
Jack Cohen
Dick Gray
Avlanta Journal
Ilquor
Jim Key
Jim Anderson
Hoke Smit
Board of Trade
Savannah
Friends of
Friends
R J. Griffin
Wateh
Felder
Bibb
Prohibition
Georgia State Senate
J Collier
Broyles Street
Lowes
Marion County
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Georgia Drummers
Pisdmont
Columbus Son
faGrange
Brows Club of Commerce
Athens
Hoke
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Wwinnest Journal
Dady
Harvard Law School
Fred
Jedwe Budell
Lawrenceville News
Russell
Jnge Hustell
Lawrencevillie
Durand
Capitol
Laberty County
Cordele Sentinel
Joe Frown
Macon Telegraph
Atlanta Journal
E. J. Willigma
North Georgia Agricultural College
Journal of Yesterday
Dahlonega
Roy J. Martin
Williams
Lumpkin County
Martin
Artillery
Manafeld
Fitzgeralds Enterprise
Ben Hill County
Themna County Brave Club
Thomasville
Times
Thomas County
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