Postal rates and distribution details for The Constitution
The notice outlines mail and news distribution through Atlanta and beyond. It lists post office rates for United States and Mexico, single-copy prices, and weekly/daily service outside Atlanta. Advertising manager contact and distribution outlets in New York, Washington, and Broadway locations are noted.
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Atlanta
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Constitution Building
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Ir Star
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
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Thirty Eighth Street
Tueny
Ninth Street
What’s Fair in War and the Hague Convention Rules
A critique argues that World War I era powers disregard The Hague rules and debate fairness in war. It weighs Germany’s Lusitania sinking and Belgian violations against England and other nations, noting noncombatant casualties, neutral ships, and submarine warfare as ethical flashpoints guiding future war definitions.
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Germany
Lusitania
Belgium
England
English Channel
North
Irish
Snower
Hague
Rules for the Uplift in Business Government
A brief note on the pervasive influence of uplift ideas in the nations business sector and government. The text highlights rules adopted by large enterprises and public administration as points of notable change and practical results. It emphasizes experimentation with these rules and their beneficial effects.
Moral rules and music aid at Pennsylvania foundry
A Philadelphia era column notes walls display temperance and Christian slogans at a Pennsylvania foundry. It cites Billy Sunday’s campaign, and references a “musical uplift” band used to improve work pace. It mentions navy rules and fuel efficiency studies, with commentary on practical use for labor and cautions about tune choices.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Walla
Atete
Billys
Pennsylvana
Boston Globe
Navy
Uncle Sam
E J Belana
Manufacturers News
South
Revival of cotton gowns trends across eastern markets
The eastern dry goods market notes a shift toward cotton fabrics for gowns with Made in Amelia association promoting cotton goods in Georgia. Mrs Fitzpatrick of Thomasville renews her Buy Cotton Goods campaign through the Federated, aiming to boost home fabric patronage while supporting employment and patriotic styling through lingerie era inspired gowns and trims.
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Voiles Batiates
Amelia
Fitzpatrick
Thomasville Ga
Federated
Georgia
Gouverneur Morris to join American colony in France for war relief work
The Washington Post interview quotes Gouverneur Morris planning to join Americans in France assisting the war relief effort. He argues reporters capture human stories behind the sacrifice and praises trained war correspondents for vivid frontline history, predicting future historians rely on their work.
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Gouverneur Morris
France
Steems
Huges
Waterloo
Morris
London
Remarkable Tribute Follows Death of Hannibal Beatty in Yorkville
The death of Hannibal Beatty in Yorkville South Carolina drew notable tributes from the community. Eminent local men served as pallbearers and floral offerings came from all ranks. The Yorkville Enquirer marks his life as an example of character, loyalty, and faithful service for his race and community. The piece notes the broader lesson for thoughtful educators urging honest service and community good. A separate item mentions the Supreme Court restoring the Thaw case to front page rights and Villa announcing he will not seek the presidency.
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Hannibal Beatty
Yorkville
Yorkville Enquirer
Rest in Peace Georgia Smayroay at Bell Ring Memorial
Verse mourns Sr Georgia Smayroay with themes of faith endurance and peace. It laments life’s storms and the bells of memory guiding to rest. The piece notes a death, reflects on Providence, and questions money’s value after a life’s task.
Chaotic Fireman Musings and Odd Editorial Snatches
A collage of fragmented notes links a sunlit fireman’s grim talk on scorching towns with stray snippets from old papers. It weaves rural humor, war talk, and quips about mules, autos, keyholes, and a notorious editor’s past. The piece blends poetry, satire, and para-editorial asides.
Portland bids to push peace conference aim in war end
The Portland effort to advance a peace conference to end the European war stresses its leverage amid confusion over Monroe figures and Fortamouth. The article notes a focus on monquitoes and the supposed influence of Fortamouth in the negotiations.
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Boston Globe
Portland
Fortamouth
Keep your eye on the president in time for peace dash
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes that Mr Wilson is best suited to decide when to press for peace in Murops and urges close attention to his actions as events unfold. The column highlights the president's judgment and timing in pursuing peace milestones on the international stage.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wilson
End Ignorance and Aid Poor Atlantans Urged
The Rev W W Memminger of Atlanta Episcopal church urged citizens to combat literacy and poverty in a Sunday speech at Ryerson Theater. He cited Georgia’s high illiteracy, criticized inaction by the wealthy, and warned that neglect of charitable duty will be exposed. He urged practical deeds to improve learning and living conditions in the city.
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Ann Philonopher
Philonopher
Cleveland
W Memminger
Altbainta Episcopal Church
Rorsyth Theater
Billy Sunday
Atlanta
Georgia
Thos
Goiliness
France
Eating and the Global Appetite in War and Wealth
The piece muses on eating as habit art or necessity across nations and classes. It notes Russian soldiers' bravado tied to bread and rations, contrasts lavish urban dining with peasant restraint, and cites extravagant American spending on groceries and dinners amid wartime hunger and soup kitchens.
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Hue
Halidays
Restaurent
Advocate Endorses Short Route for Dixie Highway in Georgia
An advocate for Fitzgerald’s Short Route touts its benefits including a 75 mile shorter path via Perry Hawkinsville Titygerald and Waycross. He notes existing good road conditions from Beacon to Waycross and cites county commissioners improving highways with convict labor. He highlights Fitzgerald Colton and Irwin County as historic and scenic segments along the route.
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J Elders
Fitzgerald
Short Route Association
Perry Hawkinsville
Titygerald
Waycross
South Georgia
Beacon
Northwest
Irwin County
Ben Hi
Irwin
Ware
Chariton
St George Lil
Touriat
Florida Nol
St Marte Ilver
Duval
Florida
Jacksonvill
Dixie Highway Commissioners
Influence of Memminger Sermon on Washington Seminary Girls
Dr Memminger preached to Washington Seminary girls stressing female influence in history and Christian witness. He warned of double standards, urged high conduct, and cited biblical examples such as Deborah, Rebekah, and Delilah to illustrate influence for good or destruction. He urged women to be witnesses to truth as Jesus’ followers and to maintain church attendance and moral standards.
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Dente
Ife Dent
Dent
Washington Seminary
W W Memminger
All Baint
Memminger
Yemmingers
Cumas
Israel
Rebeccah
Delilah
Deborah
God
Jesus
Werses
Christ
Utah
Sunday Afternoon Organ Concert Delights Atlanta Audience
The regular Sunday afternoon concert by the Atlanta Music Festival association at the Auditorium drew warm praise. New York contralto Miss Hildt Deighon, staying in Atlanta, sang richly and earned encores, joined by violist Miss Ware Denison and organist Arthur Kraft who offered several selections, making the event a standout in Atlanta’s musical scene.
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Atlanta Music Festival Association
Atlanta
Hildt Deighon
New York
New Orleans
Miss Devhton
Garmen
Elijah
Mms Ware Denison
Vichm
Mendelescb Ooimee
van Dom
Itiay
Finin Arthur Kraft City
Ministers urged to appeal to intellect of congregations
The Bishop at Wesley Memorial urged ministers to appeal to the intellect depths of their future congregations rather than emotions. He warned fashion and moral decline threaten to overrun society, emphasizing lasting impact through intellectual appeal. The Candler School of Theology closed for the year with two graduates, Keener Rudolph and Robert Surue.
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Emory University
Bshop
Warren & Candler
Wesley Memorial Church
Candler School of Theology
Inxust
Keener Rudolph
Elk Cu
Okla
Robert Surue
Missisappi
Council to convene with three elections on agenda today
The meeting will include elections for a city purchasing agent and two members of the board of education. Incumbent WE Chambers is favored for purchasing agent, while Din Wo Green and James Lowes are set to join the board without opposition. The special school probe report may be sent to the finance committee for use in the June budget. Augustus T Pegoch attends first general council meeting after recent election.
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Board of Education
Wasor Wondward
Din Wo Green
James Lowes
Augustus T Pegoch
PA Mason
Southern Ruralist reports Georgia agriculture growth and wheat gains
A regional booklet highlights agricultural output in the south with Georgia leading in farm value and crop acreage gains. It notes Georgia wheat and oats expansion since 1812, reflecting a strong trend in food-staple production and broader southern agricultural potential for northern distribution and advertising.
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United States
Southern Ruralist
Agricultural Magasine
Atlanta
South
Geormas
Georgia
National Department of Agriculture
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