Subscriptions and rates note for The Constitution paper
The notice details subscription rates and payment terms for carriers and advertisers. It lists office locations including Constitution Building, Atlas, and Park areas, credits The Associated Press and North American Newspaper Alliance, and references policy on out of town payments and receipts. It also includes a column about court scenes and political notes on extra sessions and General Lowden’s cooperative marketing speech in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Conwell
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Associationn
Ilinois
Arkansas
Arkansas Cooperative Movement
America
Somewhere in the Dusk and Dew A Dreaming Note
A fragmentary verse recalls longing and old loves as the narrator laments a distant beloved. The piece shifts to a humorous aside about assorted prizes and a country newspaper contest, mentioning a police dot a Darac Jersey pig and other items to entice subscribers.
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Aurora Advertiser
Nations
Compign
Extremes meet in politics and poison plots across Europe
The article recalls how extremes touch in politics and crime, citing Lenin and Kerensky as rival students, a north England poison plot, and the Paris duo Sainte Croix and Mille Madeleine. It then details Berlin’s secret organization trials, Germany’s stance on radical groups, and comments on imperial crises in Arabia and India, ending with anti Zionist arrests in Russia and Jewish Persecutions.
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England
Sainte-Croix
Mille Madeleine
Paris
Briancourt
Marie
Calvin
Loyola
College of Ste Barbera
Liege
Hin
Music and Beauty Warm the World in Adame Essay
George Matthew Adame reflects on music and beauty as essential to life. He describes crowds gathered for outdoor bands near Salvation Army musicians, contrasts with the deadness without music, and links art to morality. He quotes Shakespeare and favors a life surrounded by music, nature, and beauty over wealth.
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Tom
Salvation Army
Cotton boom in Chattooga County 1924 ginnings rise
Laitimerville Ga November 14 Special A total of 4590 bales of cotton of the 1924 crop had been ginned in Chattooga county prior to November 1, compared with 194 bales before the same date last year according to a Washington bureau report The large rise marks a sharp increase in county ginnings.
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Laitimerville
Chattooga County
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Washington
Bits of New York Life by O. O. McIntyre
A kaleidoscopic New York column sketches social excess and intrigue on Broadway. It recounts a famed “King of Hearts” playboy, his long-suffering wife, spotlight romances, and urban mores from fashion to street lamps, housing, and a risqué dinner jacket trend. It also notes old street booms, New York lighting origins, a skyward loft with valet service, and a young magazine editor’s ascent.
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Broadway
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America
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Kay Bootht
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Brooklyn
de Tee
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McCall's
Cleveland
Differs on Estimate Of William J. Bryan
W. T. Marin argues in a response editorial that William Jennings Bryan rightly earned credit for shaping Democratic nominations, noting his persistent campaigning in states like Kansas, Nebraska, and Ohio. The writer defends Bryan against claims of failure, praising his forerunner role and consistent advocacy for patriotism and democracy over three decades.
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William J. Bryan
Kanna
Nebraska
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Harrison
Cleveland
Moses
John the Baptist
Bryan
W. T, Marin
Killing by Bandit Reported in Ohio Town
Fragmentary note indicates a fatal shooting by a bandit in an Ohio town near Youngstown with a victim described and limited location details. Further specifics are unreadable due to OCR damage.
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Litisburg
Youngstown
Mountain Road District Plan Urged for Northeast Georgia
A letter from B H Stone, member-elect from Union County, urges James P. Davidson of the Cleveland Courier to back a mountain highway district in northeast Georgia. He notes constitutional amendment ratified to allow coastal highway districts and calls for coordinated paving, bond funding, and legislative action involving counties from Rabin Gap to Trove Light, urging public support and a legislative committee to push mountain road development.
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Bonnell HH. Stone
Union County
House of Representatives
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Nacoochee-Hiawassee
Coastal Highway District
Washington
Florida
Georgia
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Georgia Mountains
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Cleveland Courier
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Hilttor Cleveland Courier
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Mountain Mond and Recreation Association
People of Georgia
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Bond Enourt
Fortheast Georgia
Buzirat
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Thin Road and Recreation Association
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Health Talks by William Brady M D
A medical discussion condemns syphilis and gonorrhea in marriage, urging health screening before marriage. It critiques men who fear testing, urges a health certificate for suitors, and condemns the double standard in morals while urging responsibility to protect wives and future children.
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William Brady
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Georgia Peach Growers Seek Aid and Coop Marketing
A Georgia peach growers' dinner urged immediate financial aid and a cooperative marketing system modeled on California methods. Speakers from banking and industry pushed passing favorable laws to distribute peaches and create an intermediate credit bank with a $100,000 capital to loan up to $10 million, aiming to save the industry from ruin.
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California
Atlanta
Cluir
Atlanta Biltmore
W. B. Baker
Atlantic Tee and Coal Corporation
Warren Grice
Macon
J. Evans
Fort
Lawrenson
J . Glenn
Atlanta Lowry Bank
Mell Wilkinson
Presidents’ Club
FL. Paxon
Christine Evans
Georgia Peach
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Grice
Georgia
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Georgia Peach Exchange
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Loyless Urges Democratic Sanity in Georgia Passages
A long letter urges the Democratic Party to shed Bryan and Bryanism, restore Cleveland standards, and create a multiparty future in Georgia. The writer argues conservative voters have left the party, cites Georgia’s political decay, laments Ku Klux influence, and predicts McAdoo’s possible 1998 run while insisting old party loyalists remain.
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Kiliter
Heran
Cleveland
Diel Hueller
Dem
Dente Aeratin Party
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Wiliam Jennings
South
Democratic Party
Georgia
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Darky
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Brother Bryan
Towinldnte
Ashby James
Atlanta
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Rhaner
Dee
Florida link to Dixie Highway boosted at convention
Constitution Bureau reports a Dixie Highway convention endorsing continued funding from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and designating a Florida link from Orlando to Titusville. Delegates from Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, North and South Carolina, and Georgia attend, with events at Rotary clubs and a barbecue planned in Cloudland Park Lookout Mountain.
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Constitution Bureau
Masonic Temple Annex
Great Lakes
Gulf
Orlando
Titusville
Fla
Florida
Dixie Highway Association
Rotary Triks
Cooxa Club
Rotary Club
Berry
Shorter College
Cloudland Park
Lookout Mountain
Guess
Reno Chamber of Commerce
Joha EK. Lovell
Chattanooga
Barry Wright
Rome
John L. Shuff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Dizie Highway
Judge Shuff
America
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