Subboriftion Ratza and 1920s Georgia Coop Movement
Article fragment covers subscription pricing and distribution notes for The Constitution, mentions advertising outlets in New York and Atlanta, and includes a lengthy feature on Governor Lowden promoting cooperative marketing for cotton. It cites M. B. Wellborn on cooperative banks, membership, and management, with Lowden’s background as a cotton grower and prior refusals of major federal posts.
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RATZA
Byler
Daly
Bonday
Lle
Gaoaay
Gegen Eee
Holliday
Eole Advertising
Atlanta
Bullfing
Ager
New York City
Hotaling
Forty-second
Tim Building
Schultz
Bryant Park
Grand Central Depot
Luca Carriece
Enleta
Wellborn
Georgia Agricultural Society
Savannah
Georgia Cotton Cooperative Association
Reading
Goyemor Lowden
Daughters of the Confederacy
America
Arkansas
Arkansas Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Association
Secretaryship of Agriculture
Wallace
Lowden
Court of St. James
Harding
Georgia Frays and Lodge Death Mark Turbulent 1924 Kansas links
From Georgia to Kansas amid Klansman suspensions and a Senate tribute. The piece notes Charlie H McBrayer and F Lowell Lawrence facing suspensions for backing Democrats, Sidney L Linscott of Burlingame Kans, and Mr Robertson’s telegrams revealing masked politics. It also reports the death of United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, praising his long service and scholarship at Harvard and in Massachusetts politics.
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Robertson
Lodge
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Cannon
Illinois
Harvard
Massachusetts Assembly
Legislative Councils
Brown
Clark
Yale
Princeton
Amherst
Dartmouth
Masked Methods Suspend Kansas Klansmen in Proclamation
Two prominent klansmen, F. L. Lawrence of Topeka and Sidney Linscott of Burlingame, are said to have been suspended from the secret political order by a Kansas grand dragon proclamation after supporting the Democratic presidential and gubernatorial nominees in the recent election.
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Ku Klur Klan Grand Dragon
Kansas
Charlie H. McBrayer
Grand Dragon of
Georgia
Atlanta
Ultraviolet Ray Therapy and cautions by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady outlines two ultraviolet lamp types a air cooled mercury vapor and water cooled quartz lamp for therapy. He warns the popular violet ray toy has no remedial value and notes tanning from ultraviolet light signals activity but not guaranteed benefit. He cautions against unqualified beauty shops that push ultraviolet treatment.
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Indiana
Gonsright
Armistice Reflections and Atlanta Charity Notes
James A Hollomon recalls the 11 November 1918 armistice and peace euphoria from Paris to Brest and New York. He links World War I memory to Atlanta's Community Chest work at Druid Hills and Dean Methodist church, urging faith, prayer, and sound money policies while cautioning against relief laws for farmers.
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America
New York
Paris
Brest
Argonne Battle
Atlantic
Hoboken
Europe
France
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Atlanta
Druid Hills Methodist Church
Charleston
Jacksonville
Carolina
Republc
Judge Candler
Dean Methodist Church
Bits of New York Life by O C McIntyre
A diary style column from New York notes humorous vignettes and street scenes. Observations include encounters with Roy I McCardell Rudolph Valentino and his wife, a clerk confusing butter with axle grease, discussions of hotel dodges in the Broadway area, a vivid tale of a burlesque venue, and a theatrical club members dyeing hair red.
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New York
O. C. McIntyre
Samuel Pepys
Roy I. McCardell
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Harris Accepts Pension Commissioner Post Today
Former Governor Nat Ii Harris is sworn in as state pension commissioner to help discharge debt to Confederate veterans. He will serve until June 1, 1925 when Colonel Joan W. Clark of Augusta takes office. Sam Askew remains clerk as trained by Governor Harris.
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Nat Ii. Harris
Walker
Joan W. Clark
Augusta
Sect
Sam Askew
Felerk
Harri
Wergtood
Today's Talks by George Matthew Adame Experience
A reflection on earning wealth through broad experience. The speaker urges reading, travel, and meeting people to gain wisdom, noting experience is partly inherited and mostly acquired. He warns against myths and stresses learning from reality, honesty, and continual self-improvement.
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George Matthew Adame
Siave
Debate on Tariffs and Prosperity in the South
George King replies to a manufacturer’s claim that prosperity depends on protection. He argues exports and imports balance, cites cotton data from 1920 and 1919, and contends high tariffs raise prices and limit exports. He cites W. E. B. Fanning and urges low tariffs to help southern farmers and diverse industry.
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W. E B. Fanning
Tariff Commission
Brazil
India
Tex
Congo
Ivory
U. S
New England
Louisiana
Singland
Traly
Geo. Eing. Ay
Eskimo Chief Visits England for Empire Exposition
From Baffin Island Nawyashe chief of an Eskimo tribe visits England for the British empire exposition. He enjoys European dress but struggles with collar and tie. He sleeps on a floor rug and plans to return to his forty-person community living in skin tents and igloos. He brings Eskimo dolls carved from walrus teeth as a gift to King George who asks for electric lights.
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Baffin Island
Nawyashe
England
Nawyahe
London
Newyabe
King George
Newyahe
Romance, Spying and Romance in National Campaigns
The piece satirically recalls how romance draws men into politics and describes secretive tactics in early campaigns. It notes fear of wiretaps at Chicago headquarters, historic spying in the Hitchcock era, temporary secret funds, and the romance of campaigns seen through the eyes of Clinton W. Gilbert.
Questionable Facts From A Mixed Historic Q A Sheet
A collage of trivia asks who was the lightest and heaviest humans, notes the heaviest on record and a lightest weight, then questions horse pace, Alpha Sigma Pulp origins from 1907, Shenandoah bolbh material, copies of Casey at the Bat, shell trajectories, fly pendular orientation, hydrangea winter prep, cribbers in horses, Colleen Moore’s age, how to organize a sorority, Machiavelli’s role, and a “trank line” meaning on transport lines.
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Jolly Mamie
Jack Russell Lambert
Alpha Sigma Pulp Fraternity
Yale
Marietta
Ohio
Colleen Moore
Machiavelli
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