Atlanta Welcomes W C T U Guests Despite Controversy
The article asserts Atlanta will meet obligations to the Woman's Christian Temperance Union despite questions about invitations and sponsorship for a national convention. It emphasizes that the arriving delegates believe an invitation was extended in good faith and that Atlanta will not fail to fulfill implied duties. The piece urges settling the matter on a definite basis while welcoming the visitors.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Atlanta
Where the Meal Ticket Grows in the Country
A letter from J. Andrews of Atlanta urges rural youth to stay on farms, resisting city lure. He cites city isolation, higher living costs, and the security of producing food, noting cotton prices and the value of local roads and rural services as reasons the country sustains a reliable meal ticket.
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Z. ©. Andrews
Atlanta
Butts Counts
Butts County
Mr. Andrews
Stay on the Farm Says The Constitution Wise Man
A quotation urges rural life to improve safety and reduce monotony by treating country workers as city workers, claiming year round effort could yield independence and wealth for farmers.
Home label protests spur local buyers to back Georgia goods
A Constitution article contrasts two local ads urging Atlantans to favor home produced foods and goods. It argues that spending on local products fuels more local employment, reduces reliance on foreign labels, and strengthens regional industries amid wartime economic shifts. The piece urges residents to patronize home industry and curb imports.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Middle
Here’s to the Emden and sea war legends
The account praises the Emden’s final destruction off Cocoa Island by an Australian cruiser after heavy losses. It notes the Hinden, called the phantom of the seas, has crippled many vessels, eluded vast pursuers, and sparked fascination as survivors speak. It mentions British pride in ending Emden’s era and hints at broader wartime naval lore.
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Cocoa Island
Davies
Autumn Glory Verses in a South Wind Poem
An archival fragment presents a lyrical meditation on the transition from summer to autumn. Rich imagery of roses, sunrays, and wind frames a playful warning from autumn to winter, hinting at a housekeeper figure amid seasonal change.
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Autumn
The Auto Tale and Indian Summer in Verse
A prose poem and verses in a Marysville Messenger page explore nostalgia and loss. The editor laments an aging car, recounting its flaws and costs, while poems reflect on a quirky world and rustic log cabin sentiments about fortune, faith, and understanding life’s twists.
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Marysville Messenger
Zeppelin and Earths Bonnet of Blue in a Baltimore Sun note
A fragmentary column blends a Georgia boy’s Zeppelin quip with references to Earths Bonnet of Blue from The Baltimore Sun. It mentions editorial absence, an office boy’s warning, and a $1500 automobile purchase, followed by brief musings on Thanksgiving and a Detroit Free Press note about a future phonograph record.
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Detroit Free Press
Basen
Galicia as a Doormat of War and Its People
Galicia, a section of Austria and former Poland, spans 30,009 square miles with nearly 6 million residents. It blends Poles and Ruthenians, plus 300,000 Jews, facing emigration to America and farming barley, wheat, and potatoes. Cities include Lemberg and Cracow, with others like Przemysl and Rzeszow noted amid a history of conquest and upheaval.
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Toothpick famine reported in Mexico City trade notes
The Mexican Herald October 14 notes a toothpick shortage in Mexico City and says the market lacks many other lines of merchandise, signaling large purchases will be needed amid a bare market. The digest combines other brief items from The Consular and Trade Reports and The Wall Street Journal.
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Mexico
Mexican Herald
Pittsburg Dispatch Honors Gregg Cartoon The Chief Mourner
The Pittsburg Dispatch selects Gregg’s cartoon The Chief Mourner as Best Cartoon of the Day for the recent election. The drawing is reproduced under the caption Best Cartoon of the Day and praised as the finest work on the election.
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Gregg
Pittsburg Dispatch
Dispatch
Georgia's Official Vote for United States Senator
The Constitution shows the official vote by county in Georgia for both long and short term U S Senators in the November 3 election. Incumbent Toke Smith led in most counties against GW McClure with Dewson and Hatchens splitting several counties. Final results enumerate county by county tallies for Smith, McClure, Hardwick, and Hutchens.
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United States
Toke Smith
GW. McClure
Atlanta
Bacon
Thomas W. Hardwick
G. R. Hatchens
Smith Chandrawick
McClure
Hutchen
The Self Conscious Man at the Public Library
Cheffo, LTD presents a vignette set in a quiet library where a self conscious man sits among workers. He obsesses over strangers' judgments, noting they may see a shy, undeveloped person while others focus on their own tasks.
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Bolivian Rail Link Amid World War Impacts
The article discusses a $5 million loan to Bolivia held in Paris for a railway link connecting Bolivia and Argentina, potential procurement delays due to the war, possible cancellation of the contract, and American financing prospects. It traces Bolivia’s broader Pan American railroad ambitions, mentions Horace G Knowles and Mr Dillon, and reflects on historical forecasts of a north south route from Alaska to Buenos Aires.
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Pistol Toting Habit in 1914 Letter from Atlanta
A layman in Atlanta on November 10 1914 condemns a Constitution headline about an old friends duel. He urges reverence for Christ’s love and the soft answer principle, calling pistol totin g a bad habit and stressing restraint over violence.
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Jesus Christ
Atlanta
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