Postage and subscription rates for The Constitution in 1890s
The notice lists daily, Sunday, and weekly subscription options at five dollar yearly rates, with six day delivery and new postage figures for Canada and the U S. It names Nichols and Holliday as sole advertising managers for outside Atlanta and details paper sizes and rates for various editions.
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United ‘States
Canada
saRese
Came
Pronoskion
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Terestery
Atlanta
United States
Mrs Lease on Local Option Sparks State and National Debate
Mrs Mary E Lease advocates local option for liquor regulation arguing state prohibition is flawed and that communities should decide, while praising local laws for reducing bars and crimes. The piece also critiques President Roosevelt's southern appointments and notes Lease's evolving stance amid national political tensions.
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Lease
Mary E. Lease
Joan of Arc
New York
Lease J
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Maine
Kansas
South
Bostons
Massausetts
St Erden
Atlanta Headlines Across Dailies Highlighting Tingfang Visit
The fragment cites multiple Georgia papers noting Wu Tingfang’s planned visit to Atlanta, with mentions of Augusta Tribune Macon News Athens Banner and Rome Free Lance. Reports discuss Atlanta’s growth, capital stock increase, population shifts, and a bank patient-insurance dispute context. The tone mirrors early 20th century local coverage.
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Georgit
Coluyabué Enquirer
Augusta ‘Tribune
Atlanta
Ting-fang
Athens Bannet
Ice Iridt
Hecter
Macon News
Wu Ting-fang
Atlants
Cobb County Courier
Atlenta
Rome
Free Lance
Dsion
Fragmented Proseosphere on Literature and Optimism
A garbled text fragment discusses authors publishers and standards, referencing a lament over literary constraints and the bitterness of spirit. It weaves quotes about summer songs, Orphant Annie, and scenes at a bookseller, with fragmented humor and cultural allusions.
Georgia Gubernatorial Rumors Stir State Debate
State political gossip centers on candidates Guerry Terrell and Estill as campaigns heat up across Georgia. Editors from Athens to Savannah weigh in on who leads, with talk of appointments, policy, and the race’s impact on the 1920s political landscape.
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Gresnesbors
Abbeville
Wellif
South Georgia
White House
Georgia
Albany
Athens
Adda
Buchanan-Messenger
Guerry
Sun Port
Clemenki
Hwang
Passing Throng Inspires Animal Cruelty Debate
A fragment discusses the Society for Cruelty to Animals and whether animals possess reason, noting a recent observation of a horse’s behavior. Names from Arguata Vienna Ga and others appear as guests and locals travel between New England and New York, with scattered remarks on abundance and scarcity of articles.
Insurance notes and the old point meeting
The Old Point meeting focuses on the Southern Tariff Association annual gathering at Old Point Comfort on May 21. A 25 percent general rate rise looms, prompting talk of inspections and a new tariff to replace current increases. Atlanta watchers expect rate moves after chamber of commerce inquiries. Macon installs a new fire company to secure a 320,000 annual premium saving, costing about 7,500 yearly.
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Southeaatern Tariff Association
Old Point Comfort
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Stockdell
Macon
Southeastern Yariff Association
New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Haquiteble
Life
Northern Assurance
Et Pierre
Sun of London
The
Phoenix of London
TAPP GIVES HILL LETTER INCIDENT SIDE OF STORY
STONLY C. TAPP writes to present his version of the Hill letter incident. He argues he did not intend to imply Chancellor Hill was active in campaigning and explains how a Dunn letter was misdirected to him and the public. He says he published the matter on his own responsibility and calls for voters to judge political methods at the 5th. ALDOSTA GA May 12. Editor Constitution.
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Réewént Hill
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State University
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Nein
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Tooll
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