The Constitution Established 1808 A Southern Newspaper
The Constitution and The Standard, weekly edition details, publication notes, and advertising rates. References to Clark Howell, Foster and General Manager, and staff correspondents in Atlanta. Distribution channels and Washington Bureau address noted with sale details in New York.
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Clark Howell Foster
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Lowell Roby Robinson
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Cotton loan fund backed by farmers aims to ease southern debt
The $170,000 cotton loan fund, initiated by Festus J Wade of St Laws, completes under original terms. Non cotton sections contribute $100,000,900 while the cotton belt adds $34,000. The loans are secured with normal profit for financiers, not charity. Melvin D Hildreth lauds The Constitution editorial urging dignified debt repayment and warns cotton prices and costs affect profitability. The plan seeks to liquidate debts, spur business, and sustain southern farmers and landlords through a steady credit channel.
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Festus J Wade
St Laws
South
Melvin D Hildreth
North Dakota
Columbia University
Ince
Georgia Food Independence Emphasized At State Dinners
Georgia groups held dinners showcasing local products to prove households can live on home grown foods. The sessions urged development of Georgia food supply independence, echoing wartime and European supply concerns and linking to cotton mortgage pressures.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Villag
Leor
Europe
Southern
Georgia Products Year urged to feed state through cooperation
The speaker calls for a Georgia Products Year to diversify beyond cotton, boost corn, wheat, and meat production, and cut indebtedness. Emphasizing cooperation among bankers, merchants, landlords, and tenants, the plan aims to make the initiative permanent and ensure sufficient food for Georgians next year.
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Georgia
City manager plan gains support in civic debate
December election in Los Angeles asks voters to adopt a city manager and board of directors system inspired by Dayton Ohio. A Atlanta clubwoman touts Dayton’s centralized, businesslike governance with reduced graft and swift decision making. The plan, already in eighteen American cities, aims to separate politics from government and run a city like a business.
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Dayton
Atlanta
Galveston
Amenca
Foster Coates Remembered As Leading Hearst Service Figure
An obituary notes the sudden death of Foster Coates president of The Atlanta Georgian Company. A veteran Hearst service executive, Coates shaped American journalism with deep news acumen, psychological insight, and bold leadership. His loss is mourned from Atlanta to the Pacific, reflecting a quarter century of influential editorial work.
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Atlanta
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Hearst Service
Mr Coates
Atlantic
Pacific
Moonshine and Mountain Prayers Amid Wartime Whispers
Fragmented reminiscences mix moonshine lore, Appalachian dialect, and wartime reflections. A Kentucky mountaineer friend shares Morningden den notes and prayers, while a resident recalls faith, danger, and hardship as storms and conflict loom nearby.
Health Board hears from New Hampshire ailing house complaint
A New Hampshire health board received a petitioner report about a Walker Street lodging house. The letter alleges unsanitary conditions, including unwashed floors and dishes, and poor cooking. It urges authorities to shut down the place to protect neighbors from illness.
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New Federal Reserve Era Guides U S Banking Outlook
The Holland Letter commends the Federal Reserve Board for clear aims in the new national banking system. It notes the regional bank in this district as a model of conservatism and public-spirited support for American business and industry. It predicts growing capital flows to develop natural resources and expand foreign trade, with state banks transitioning to federal charters over time.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Reserve Board
United States
Benjamin Strong Jr
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Paliladeliia
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Fedral Reserve Banking
Federal Reserve Bank
Federa Reserve System
Holland
Dakotan in New York Approves Constitution s Anti Char ity Editorial
Melvin D Bildreth of North Dakota writes from New York praising anti charity editorial tone while noting sympathy for southern relief drives. He warns such campaigns misrepresent the south, urging sober aid and respect for independence amidst national fundraising efforts.
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New York
Constitution
Natons
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Jim
Grand Cental Talame
Hale
Fund For Relief of Southerne
South
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Livingston Hall
Columba University
War era echoes in toys and rails of memory
A collage of notes from The University Wissourian and Chicago Tribune sketches wartime impact on toy making in Germany, cow care and cleanliness trends, Boy Scout ethics on war, foreign buying boosting Philadelphia stocks, totem pole lore, animal shipments by wireless, and Belgium relief donations.
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United States
War Songs by George Fitch and the soldier’s refrain
A fragmentary piece argues war songs lift spirits for troops facing death. It notes songs sparked battles from the French Revolution to WWI era camps, surveys how tunes inspire, taunt, or comfort, and muses on rewriting war songs to safer tones.
Reading the Fascinated Observer and War Weather Notes
A mosaic of newspaper clippings notes observers watching others over shoes and finances, reports grain and cotton trade at Galveston, wind records at Wilkes Land and Mount Washington, and brief humor on nursing aspirants. War news and cultural quips echo early 20th century concerns.
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Royal Society of New South Wales
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Mount Washington
New Hampshire
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