Subscription rates for The Constitution newspaper
Rates list for domestic and foreign subscriptions with options for Daily and Sunday editions. Includes price terms, weekly rates, and conditions. Advertising manager contact outside Atlanta noted. Distribution and sales details in Washington Bureau and New York Newsstands described.
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United States
Mazico
Imo &Mo
Woz
Atlanta
Weel
J. BR. Bosusday
Constitution Building
Iole
Washington Bareau
N. W
John Corrigan
Chase
Constitution
New York City
Holaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
First to Sell Cotton and Ease Bondage in the South
The piece argues the south must sell enough cotton to clear debts this year and sharply reduce cotton planting to grow food instead. It denounces landlords who overplant or hoard cotton, notes credit chains from groceries to pay, and urges immediate action to reduce debt and reorient agriculture toward self-sufficiency. It calls for widespread home industry promotion and a sustained local publicity campaign.
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Europe
FOR ATLANTA'S BOYS Y M C A PLANT NEEDS WIDE COMMUNITY USE
Atlanta has built a premier Y M C A facility designed to serve up to one thousand boys with wholesome recreation athletic activity and guidance. To maximize impact it must gain broad community support and usage to keep youths off the streets and form good citizens.
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Atlanta
MLC
Business Men
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Use a bale of cotton in southern trade push
A historic appeal urges cotton substitution for jute in packaging to boost cotton demand. The piece argues cotton bagging can replace jute at equal cost and suggests expanding use in twine, yarn, rope, and other wrappings to add up to a million extra bales. It mixes economic strategy with wartime political allusions and satirical observations.
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South
War brewing as belligerents buy U S gun cotton plant
The Holland letter reports a large American plant selling its entire output for a year with a $100,000 cash payment upon contract. The procurement appears tied to siege gun ammunition, possibly through international banks, signaling long war readiness. England builds siege gun capacity while Germany already possesses such artillery. Estimates indicate about $250 million in U S purchases by belligerents and neutrals since August.
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Germany
Alreagy
Antwerp
Amd Maubeuge
England
France
Great Britain
Liege
Lord Kitchener
London
Europe
New England
Hartford
Conn
Gond
United States
Bby
Italy
Sweden
Greece
New York
Canada
New York City
United
Max May
Holland
The Dance Flirt Turns To Dusty Home Realities
A young man admires a neat girl at a dance, vows to know her, and couriers move to three weeks later. He finds her home dirty, dust thick on floors and tables, realizing she is not truly fastidious despite her polished appearance.
Harvest Fields of Home at HOME in Heavenly Verse
Poetic wartime era verse celebrating home life, motherhood, and nation. The piece praises Providence blessing bread, childlike joy around the hearth, and mothers sheltering war orphaned children. It envisions light, love, and divine guidance guiding communities through hardship toward peace.
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Providence
Cigarettes and Coffin Bets at World Series Talk
W G Skinner recalls a wager between W L Young and Walter Perkins over the Graves World Series, ending with a coffin stake and an undertaker’s order. The item also notes machine gun use in WWI era forces, then a string of assorted clippings from various papers on politics, war, and global events.
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Coffen
New York Times
W. G.skinner
Plaza
Clark
Nerby
Conn
New York
Bie
Het
Derby
W. L. Young
Walter Ferkins
Mr. Skinner
Young
Braves
Perkins
Mackmen
Advertising Is the Best Fertilizer of the Atlanta Home Label
W H White Jr of White Provision in Atlanta argues that protracted advertising keeps dollars at home and builds local prosperity. He cites a local campaign by Atlanta manufacturers, notes its effect on employment, and says advertising is essential to create value, spread quality, and strengthen the home label.
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W. H. White
White Provision Company
Atlanta
T's
Mr. White
White
Constitution
Atlanta Refining & Mfg. Co
Dixie Pickle & Preserving Ga
Southern Broom Manufacturing Company
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Georgia
HL White. JR
Geo
Pioneer Modern Packing House
JL. W.rogers Company
Georgia County
Wants Candler Governor
Letter from Dawson Georgia writer urges Asa G. Candler as next governor citing business, philanthropy, and education giving large endowments and taxation support. The author praises Candler as a model leader fit to run the state and notes his aid to cotton farmers and Emory College. The piece closes with a call for Georgia voters to choose him.
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Asa G. Candler
Georgia
Candler
Farmery of
Emory College
Atlanta
State of
D. C
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