Constitution Building Sole Advising Manager for All Territory Outside
The Con stitution announces postal rates and distribution details for US and Mexico readers. It lists subscription prices, delivery options in Atlanta and outside Atlanta, and notes Washington Bureau contact. It notes sale in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue and distribution at major stands.
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Sunda
Careier
Atlanta
I Higinda
Constitution Building
Linta
Washington
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Holahas
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Limes P
Thirry Eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
Cotton market steadies after readjustment wave across South
In Atlanta and the South the cotton market seems to have found a working base around 7 cents, with a southern price rally continuing as traders expect further movement. Texas held near 9 cents while Georgia aimed for 10 earlier but now stabilizes amid war and tariff anxieties. The piece notes a broader economic revival tied to cotton sales and exports as neutral powers seek steadier trade lines. The Roosevelt and Bull Moose reflections frame political currents impacting markets and public sentiment.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
Texas
Eorgia
Congress
Sensensis
Inta Zor Imstance
Farmer debt payment plan to stabilize cotton market stance
The article advocates that indebted farmers should sell enough cotton to clear debts, stop interest, and qualify for advances to plant next year. It argues debt reduction releases local cash, boosts merchants, manufacturers, and employment, and ultimately raises crop value, urging prompt action to ease regional economic strain.
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South
Autumn Bride In Town Amid Threats And Odd Notes
A curious local item describes Autumn as a welcome visitor associated with a wedding gown trimmed in silver and gold. The report notes a threatening letter claiming harm if actions aren’t taken, mentioning weapons and dangerous warnings amid a chaotic, fragmented OCRed text.
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Autumn
War and bread in Uncle Jules style verse readers
The lengthy fragment delivers a mix of wartime rhetoric and rural nostalgia. It mentions Uncle Jules, bread from war ovens, laborers, and a preacher for dinner satire. The piece touches on editors praising carnivals, old home town sentiment, and autumn visions as subscript notes.
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Afltar of the
Foutsiana Times
Unified central bank would boost federal reserve control in Washington
The author argues a central or unified bank under the Federal Reserve Board would streamline crisis response and credit mobilization, reducing reliance on subtreasuries. It cites history of the New York sub treasury's wartime roles, gold movements, and disaster relief, asserting future efficiency through a single federal system.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
United States
Feder
Possibie
Financial
Treasury
Varlin van Buren
Yea Lork
Lyeu Girate
New York
Basheer
New York City
Larope
Sub Treasury
Europe
Spain
San Francisco
New Yorke
Baltimore
Sho
Deamon
Regions Bank
New Yorkk City
Sb Treasury
Federal Reserve
Treasuries
Treasury of
Agere
Treasury Ser
Wshington
Federal Reserve System
Gali
Tolland
Own the Earth Amendman 15 and common right
The fragment discusses Americans and a perceived deterrent effect on manners. It notes a large proportion of tourists lacking funds, leading to long travels and altered behavior. It references secrecy troubles and suggests Americans of sense and breeding feel unsafe or insufficient action was taken.
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Europe
Switzerland
Switzerland Bi Guorg Pitch and Old World State Portrait
An OCR fragment extols Switzerland as the world’s oldest republic with enduring self rule and scenic grandeur. It recalls mountains, tourism, and historic clashes, noting independence from Napoleonic meddling and early Roman era battles, while highlighting language diversity and visitor miscommunication around currency.
Wartime rhetoric and front page dispatches mingle with fevered forecasts
A collage of foreign and domestic commentary from various papers references revolutions in motion, political caricature, and aging leaders. It notes debts, war plans, political shifts, and a tuberculosis fight led by Dr. Robert Koch, with implications for policy and national resolve.
Age and fashion fall into line with social expectations
A fragment discusses aging and fashion, urging older women to maintain youthfulness through tasteful clothing and small details. It contrasts youthful vitality with aging, suggesting women should dress modestly yet still feel fresh. The piece touches on societal pressures and personal pride.
Market part of crop, says eminent expert
Eminent financier Dr Hawkins quotes uncle on cotton and employment. He warns cotton prices may stay near 8-9 cents until new markets are found, calls for sensible production and debt relief, and argues planters face unemployment more than machinists or salaried workers. He notes export figures to Oct and compares past crops, urging cautious policy.
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Mawkine
Palemsh
Mitter of Business
Yawkins
Frank Hay
Atlanta
WU Hawkins
Hawking
United States
Lius
Heyne
Ratigag
Nebraska
Niae
State Flower Selection Acknowledged by Atlanta Club
Resolution adopted at the State Federation of Womans Clubs convention in Albany calls for a plan to let the people choose a state flower. The Atlanta Third Ward Civic Club proposes a committee to devise the method and invites public school children to participate in the contest.
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State Federation of Womans Clubs
Albany
Atlanta
Third Ward
Thard Wari Awak
Tippett
Raining Leaves Poem Fragments Atters Autumn Scene
Fragmented verse describes rain and falling leaves across river banks and fields. Vague references to wind Zephyrs and autumn colors convey a mood of seasonal change and drifting foliage. The text blends garbled phrases with glimpses of nature and wistful imagery.
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Mexico
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Roosevelt
Middle West
Pennsylvania
New England
Lin Bul
Bryan
Woodbine
Clonel
Beres
Cristian Europe
Just
Aryssolins
Russom
Karsis
Yizie
Uncle Jules
Tre
Bentstown
Theresa Jay
Che Adams
Dudley
Griffin News
Valince
Wrest
J O
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Chicago News
Gentia
Hagle
Holland
The
Earth
Turner
Swaitzerland
Switerland
Dave
Gil
Hoppiss
Inianapolis
Wartiss
Fas
Openiag
Velrica
Boston
America
Memphis
Diaz
Feruim
Pitsburg
Waring Itiay
Washington Star
Winte House
Orginal Woodrew Wilson Man
Krefping Juy
Kansas Cty Journal
Villa
Washinton
Pincho
Huniing Downs
Orient
Constantinople
Mehmed
Peshid
Shenwal
Dla
Boston Globe
Thomas Jefferson
Monticelig
Robert Korn
Leamins
Vaile
Cael Jorele
Eld
Tinus
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