Atlanta Constitution Classified Rates 1974
Publication notice lists mail rates for newspapers and subscriptions in Atlanta including daily and Sunday prices, with outside-Atlanta options and advertising management. Provides address details for Washington Bureau and sale locations in New York City and streets in Manhattan for the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
United States
Mexico
Aimo
Careter
Atlanta
J R Holliday
Constitution Building
Folo Advertising
Atlana
Washington
John Corrigan Jr
New York City
Bas
Brasway Arcloart
Thirty Eighth Street
Broadway
Teventy Nith Street
Freadw
Atlanta Charities Campaign Tops Pledges Amid Swift Support
Atlanta residents rallied for the Associated Charities drive with early pledges reaching substantial totals and pledges continuing to rise by nightfall. The article frames the effort as a civic investment comparable to police, fire, and health services, urging ongoing private support to prevent later charity dependence.
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Friends of the Charities
Atlanta
Sanitar Department
Health Board
Georgia and the Apple in Uneticin Commerce
An excerpt from The Kango discusses Georgia as a potential major apple producer in the American diet and trade. It notes Georgia’s consumer role, Rabun County’s award at a Seattle show, and proposes Blue Ridge's climate as ideal for apple culture with suitable season length and temperature variability.
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Georgia
Saafic
New York
Rabun County
Georgian Blue Ridge
Seattle
Masaington
Rabon
Blue Ridge
Notting for enterprise in North Georgia apples boom
The soil is real and there is plenty of land for the man with enterprise. North Georgia could produce apples not only enough for the state but also for export, keeping money at home and bringing tribute from other sections and countries. Development of the industry into a great enterprise depends upon our own people.
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North Georgia
Georgia Should Breed Horses and Mules For Use and Export
The article argues that southern states, especially Georgia, should develop commercial horse and mule production to meet domestic demand and export needs created by the European war. It notes Georgia imports stock, urges local breeders, and contends auto demand does not fully displace high quality horses and mules for military and agricultural use, predicting profitable, steady markets and farming byproducts.
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South
Georgia
Atlante
Court backs teacher shield against pupil romance in rural schools
The supreme court ruling from a backwoods county holds a country school teacher not responsible for pupils flirting. The column debates home rule and propriety, cautioning against suppressing romance, while stressing impact on education and discipline. It recalls prior poetic hijinks and questions how to balance affection with curriculum.
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Supreme Court
Atlan
Arkansas
Noless
Hearthstone Tribunal For Arbitration
supreme court of \rhansas
Pecans prove lucrative with Dougherty shipments to Chicago
A Dougherty county pecan deal ships 14400 pounds to Chicago at 40 cents a pound, about 7000 dollars gross. Even after costs the firm expects a tidy profit and envisions expanding to 40008 pounds. The article notes the pecan belt can supply year after year, with pecans as a steady money maker unlike costly cotton.
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Constitution
Dougherty County
Chicago
Joyful Foe and Fiddle Tales From Hard Times Town
A fragmented 19th to early 20th century style column blends folk song imagery with political satire. It references Band of Jorfai, Joyful foe, Hard Times Town, and a humorous take on election day habits and women’s suffrage candidates amid scattered garbled phrases.
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Vallelua
The Suffering Mighteous Dey and Tim Personal in Prescott News
Fragmented OCR style item references believers and political figures with scattered notes about turkey farming, absent philosophers, and a preacher’s messages. It mentions Anton heading to Texas, a gasoline generator miscue, and a call to hope amid changing days.
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Rusy
Tim
Prescott
Anton Heels
Texas
The Cost of Approval and Self Deception
A reflective piece on social truth and pride examines how individuals distort explanations to seek others’ approval. The narrator recalls dining with friends and a reluctance to admit past experiences, arguing such concealment harms personal integrity and leaves one servile to others judgments.
Export trade details kept confidential by US Treasury
The Holland Letter notes Vic McAdoo directs limited release of October export data to neutral nations. Italy Denmark Holland and Greece buying heavily from New York shows a rising visible trade balance around 3.8 million dollars, with copper wheat flour and other goods common.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Vic McAdoo
New York
United States
Italy
England
Ulet
Gore
Denmark
Holland
Greece
Nossau
Sweden
Europe
Galveston
Calf with Rabbit Tail Draws Crowds at Wilson Farm
William Wilson, a 35 year old farmer, owns a calf born without a tail and with an unusual hairy appendage resembling a rabbit tail. The animal moves fitfully and cannot walk properly, drawing hundreds of visitors to the Wilson farm to view the oddity.
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Willam Wilson
Wilson Farm
A Fable About Willam and His Fist Talents
A quirky tale by George Fifch recounts Willam a small boy with two fist talents who fights and crafts designs his father pushes him toward wealth. He becomes a messenger for a firm but chaos follows as he fights rivals and endures humiliations. The moral warns that reliance on fists harms duties and self made effort is needed to build one’s own path.
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Willam
William
Ifis
Wiliams
Wenle
Wiliam
Nortfolio
the Mist
Wich
Willum
Mt Town
Will Molland
Arthur Bullard
Ree Riane
Uhes
Gerrans
East
West Indies
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Antwerp
New Pictures for Telfair Art Gallery in Savannah
Readable text describes acquisitions by the Telfair Academy including works by Gaston La Touche Henry Martin and others. It notes the new oil paintings La Touche Inois Faeluffel Towersro the Trocadero and vivid color handling. Mentioned are Vauht Limotion and Wartin studies, plus a Palais de Justice mural study and comparisons to Hassam Bellows. The academy’s new catalogs and daily gallery hours are listed.
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Savannah News
Telfai Academ
Gaston la Touche
Henry Martin
Academy
la Fouche
Hallet
Ois
Faeluffel Tower
Henri Martin
Vauht
Tee de Fillette
Thida Wartin
Palais de Tustice
Big Yachts in Winter Housing
The three cup challengers Shamrock IV and three other yachts lie idle in U S shipyards with sails stowed and decks boxed for winter as the Americas Cup contest is postponed to 1915. Investments in eliminations, rigging, and equipment total about 1.5 million dollars, and war delays threaten their condition for any future race.
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Mecchanics Magazine
Winterae
United States
Mnal
The Glories War and Peace Era Reflections
A collage of excerpts on war glories and civilian impact contrasts with essays on reading, police duty, and newspaper influence. It questions romanticized battle, notes exhaustion and loss, cites European war odds, and praises libraries and responsible news consumption. It references John Galeworthy, The Columbia State, The Fort Worth Record, and The Baltimore Sun.
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the Charities Campaign
Cupid
Middle Georgia
Florida Line
Band of
Plains of Peace
Old Adam
Congress
Jules
Turkey
Hardeson
Reut
Wayade
Dalton Citgen
Harrmanville
Brett
Brer Williams
Shre Woway Woo
Mrs Jones
Marlowes
Sidneys
Loyd George
Tglish Treasues
Tuondon
London
Tme
Mtagh Treasury
Nazne Insurance
Enchenter
George Paish
Sir George
Fiolland
Bedford Ind
Indianapolisens
George Fifch
Safe
Mta
Telfair Art Gallery
Savannah
John Galeworthy
Scribner Manzine
Russia
Belorc
Marcis
EU Tome
Gardner
Us In Raling Posscseion
Canai
Westin Hemisphere
Hiling Books
Columbia
Fort Worth
Dallag
Dallas
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Baltimore Mening Sun
Missouri
New York World
Solth
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