Subscriptions and Notices From The Constitution in Washington
The issue lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with location details for The Constitution in Washington and New York distribution points. It notes travel representatives and cautions about address changes and payments, followed by miscellaneous political chatter and editorial observations.
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Atlanta
Yonth
Constitution Building
Washington
Constituton
Hibbs
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan
Jui
Ata
Ate
Constitution
New York
Ney
Broadway
Times Building
Tangesiegi Street
Atlanta Urges Action on Garbage Plant Finance
A long dispute over a new Atlanta garbage plant ends with calls for decisive funding. The board of health and Dr. Rudolph Hering endorse a high power, odorless plant. The finance committee is urged to refer the matter to council for immediate settlement to avert public health risk and rising deaths.
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Rudolph Hering
New York
Hering
Board of Health
Finance Committee of Council
Council
Atlanta
Finance Committee
Business and Religion Entente Foretold in Ad Clu News
A Dallas sermon by S. C. Dobbs, longtime ad clubs leader, lauds the fusion of commerce and faith. He warned the era ahead will blend commercial life with Christian virtue, predicting a golden age free of want and sin and urging business youth to embrace manhood in this changing time.
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S. C. Dobbs
Atlanta
Associated Ad Clubs of America
Dallas
Texas
Lone Star
A Tribute to Atlanta Banks
A postal savings bank report shows Atlanta's per depositor average is the slowest among 150,000 plus cities. The government cites establishment as a factor, but the record points to two causes: trust in local savings banks and higher rates from Atlanta national banks. Local banks offer 3.5 percent while government deposits 2 percent, drawing more savings to local institutions. Newcomers distrust national banks, hindering postal savings outreach.
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Post Office Department
Postal Savings Bank
Atlanta
Regent
Atlanta National Banks
Trouble and That for Every Day
A collage of verses and quips about hope through Trouble and the seasons. The text blends cheerful imagery, humorous exchanges, and musical lines, noting June and Lady Jane, with lines on wisdom and contentment as the world keeps spinning. Names and exact sources are unclear, but the piece conveys lighthearted resilience and optimism.
Augusta Votes June Bond Election for Flood Protection
Augusta voters will decide on June 24 a $1,250,000 bond issue to fund public improvements along the river front aimed at flood protection. City officials expect broad support as experts recommend a level river front. additional funds include $160,000 for a new city hospital and $100,000 for water works.
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Auguste
Augusta
Banew
Annual address and talks at state agricultural meeting
The program featured President George Woodruff of Wins, with remarks by S G Grez 4 ie president of the ageo. Frank Cassels of Louisville, S R Mille, and Dr A M Boyle of the State College of Agriculture spoke on industry and business topics. N L Johnson of Hiberton discussed one price systems for hardware. P B Twitty of Dublin spoke on Special Advertising and T B Finney of Villa Rica on railroad claim adjustments. Visitors toured the model farm, and the university cadet corps held a drill and parade for the guests.
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Hiberton
P. B. Twitty
Dublin
T. B. Finney
Villa Rica
Real & Paper
State College of Agriculture
University Cadet Corps
Dreas Perade
State Normal School Double Recital Opens Commencement
Athens Ga May 21 Special The State Normal school opened its commencement season with a double recital in the school of expression under Mrs Alexander. Addie Florence Speight presented If I Were King with delightful style. Elizabeth Ruth McWilliams offered The Rosary. The evening featured the drama The Prince Chap prepared by the students with a large cast including Kathleen Hines May Higgins Mary Tranger Bernice Mills Constance Schlay Kate Thornton Jane Dorough Eunice Lester Maude Baldwin Loretta La Motte Rachel Maxwell Sarah Drake Mary Dusenberry Ruth McWilliams Texas Henderson and Addie Speight.
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Athens
State Normal School
School of Expression
Alexander
Misa Addie Florence Speight
Elizabeth Ruth McWilliams
Atudente
Mkathleen Hines
Sua May Higgins
Mary Trainger
Bernite Mills
Constance Schlay
Kate Thornton
Jane Dorough
Eunice Lester
Maude Baldwin
Loretta LaMotte
Rachel Maxwell
Barah Drake
Mary Dusenberry
Ruth McWilliams
Texas Henderson
Addie Speight
Normal School Girls to Graduate June 3
Graduating exercises of the Normal School of the Girls High School will be held in Browning Hall on June 8 at 5 o clock. The program includes music by Wurms Orchestra, a song, addresses by Judge John S. Candler and Colonel W. W. Daley, and the presentation of diplomas. Graduates include Eva Marton Bridwell Lois Chandler Clio Elizabeth Craig Guasie Louise Fraser Julia Wella Henden Myrtle Lucile Hunter Ursula Lincoln Workman Mabel King Maggie Holtzclaw Lena May Ledford Mary Neal Lumpkin Martha Walton Smith Keitha Annie White.
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Girls’ High School
Browning Hall
R. Daley
Board of Education
John
Candler
Wurm
Sylvia
Schubert
John 8. Candler
Voice of the Wood
Rubin- Cosa
W.W. R. Daley
Eva Marton Bridwell
Lois Chandler
Clio Elizabeth Craig
Guasie Louise Fraser
Julia Wella Hendon
Myrtle Lucile Hunter
Ursula Lincoln Workman
Mabel King
Maggie Holtzclaw
Lena May Ledford
Mary Neal Lumpkin
Martha Walton Smith
Keitha Annie White
Georgia Governor Race Debate Centered on Statewide Appeal
The article argues for a non sectional gubernatorial race focused on the whole state. It notes Hon. W.S West of Lowndes could have drawn broad support, but favors national unity over regional blocs. Newspapers The Thomasville Times Enterprise and The Brunswick News are cited as southern endorsements for Slaton, shaping a state wide contest.
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Lake Horth
West
South Georgia
Dea
Slaton
Georer
Supeport
Slaten
Mr. West
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Brunswick News
Hom Hoke Smith
Georgia
State Democratic Convention Seeks Large Quarters
The state convention will outgrow the house chamber and must choose larger quarters. Counties are sending many delegates, Fulton County could approach forty, making this a big meeting. Possible venues include Taft Hall, two opera houses, or the Auditorium, with final arrangements by James L. Anderson and F. J. Paxson of the Fulton Underwood club in the coming days.
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House of Representatives
Fulton
Taft Hall
Tself
James L. Anderson
F. J. Paxon
Fulton County Underwood Club
Atlanta Blue Ribbon Horses Seek Greenville Honors
Atlanta sent seventeen horses to the Greenville show including blue ribbon heavy harness pairs Lillian and Annie and Mc Altarna. Exhibitors include J. K. Ottley with three horses, Walter Baker of Lexington showing Ottley horses, Frank Inman with Lawson Chester Bay and a new horse, Nym McCullough with a five gaited saddle horse, Jones & Oglesby and Frank Stewart, James Floyd and Royston Cabanias. Horses shipped Sunday night, arrived Greenville Monday, show runs Tuesday through Thursday.
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Atlanta
Greenville
J. K. Ottley
Lillian
Annie
McAltarna
Walter Baker
Lexington
Ottiey
Frank Inman
Lawson
Chester Bay
Nym McCullough
Jones & Oglesby
Frank Stewart
James Floyd
Royston Cabanias
Joseph P Jones Urged for Building Inspector
Joseph P Jones foreman of the Phoenix planing mills is urged by many voters to run for city building inspector. He is described as qualified and popular with a large following. he will decide in a few days after considering the matter.
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Joseph P. Jones
Phoenix Planing Mills
Jones
The Woman as Purchasing Partner in Matrimony
An exhortation to readers, especially women, to act as purchasing partners in marriage by following market-like budgeting and advertising. It urges tracking price lists in ads, buying when prices are low, and concentrating spending on items advertised in the paper to maximize family prosperity and happiness.
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America
Thousan Teaders
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