The Constitution Building Adverts in Atlanta 1908
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution issue dated November 27, 1908 mentions Nichols & Movliday as advertising managers outside Atlantic territory. It lists distribution points in New York and Georgia, with notes on subscriptions, rates, and hotel delivery. It then shifts to a long column of political and social commentary lampoons on Roosevelt Taft and various public figures, ending with scattered observations and jokes.
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Allants
United States
FBI
Atania
Michols & Movliday Constitution
Atlants
Washington Burmau
Com Scitation
Foceteg
Hibbs
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan
TRE Constitution
New York
Aes
Broadway
Constitution Publishiro
Atlanta
Health and sanitation in the south urged by health officials
An article argues the south must heed health experts about hookworm and disease risks tied to poor sanitation. It praises the country life commission for exposing conditions, calls for public cooperation, education, and strict sanitary rules to prevent further illness and death.
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South
Country Life Commission
North Carolina
Richard H Lewis
North Carolina Board of Health
Glenn
Lewis
H F Harris
Georgia Board
FN Store for the Senate and a Dismissal of a Firm
Iowa Senator Albert B Cummins signals a bold tariff reform push in the Senate challenging the entrenched tariff wall. The piece weighs Cummins forceful stance against party discipline and the potential reshaping of Republican policy.
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Iowa
Albert B Cummins
Jeff Davis
Senate
Arkansas
Senator Cumming
William B Allison
Washington
Cumming
Cummins
Joyful Georgia rhythm and prairie humor mix in a chaotic lyric
A collage of folk songs and verse from a Kansas exchange parodies music hall tunes, mixing references to dancing in a town, lines about Joy in Georgia, and stray notes on hunting and Thanksgiving. It blends humorous dialect from multiple regions with scattered sketches of people and places, including Montgomery county and Warrensburg, MO.
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Kanwar
Kansas Exchange
Billville Davor
St Henry
Midsourt Pacific Freight House
Atcalgon
Ravages of Hookworm Not Overstated Warns Health Official
Richard B Lewis MD secretary of the North Carolina State Board of Health cites Dr Charles W Atiles and Dr Stiles to argue hookworm disease is endemic in the south. He urges health week in public schools and education on hygiene to prevent infection and reduce poverty.
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Europe
America
Charles W Atiles
Division of Zoology
United States
Public Health
Bulea
South
Unites States
Joyner
Heir Parente
Morgeon
Wyman
Bilies
Porto Rico
Drew St Ashford
Tme
Wow King
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Stilea
Richard BH Lewis MD
North Carolin Stata Bard
Raleigh
Bnai Brith Minstrel Scheduled At Gate City Lodge Hall
The dramatic Antillary of Gate City lodge No 148 presents a Bnai Brith minstrel next Thursday at the Hebrew Orphans Home hall on Washington Street. Herman Binder directed, wrote parts, and helped train the chorus with Albert Haan. a new garden scene and catchy songs are promised. An entrance fee of 95 cents is set, with no extra charge for the post show dance.
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Gate City
Hall of the
Hebrew Orphans Home
Washington Street
Senerm
Ita
Herman Binder
Alma
Cme
Albert Haan
Browning Case Chapter Edged In May Suit
Towson man Browning, represented by Cole Bros of St Louis, was convicted in the mayor's court for violating a city ordinance taxing lightning rods. He refused the fine, was put to work, then jailed. after habeas corpus was denied by Judge Mc Edwards, he may sue the city for damages in federal court.
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Browning
Dawnon
Towson
Cole Bros
St Louis
Lightning Rod
Dawaon
Williaeus
M Oo Edwards
W Gurr
Edwards
Chicago group targets federal action on white slave traffic
In Chicago the Chicago Association of Commerce, at the urging of United States District Attorney Simp, decided to press the federal government to stamp out white slave traffic in the city. The association had previously advocated segregation as a remedy to the urban vice.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
United Stazen
Simp
Bima
Willa Holt Wakefield Brings Expressive Art To Orpheum
The Georgia artist fuses drama music and voice to teach a refined art of interpretation. Her performances convey human emotion, blending stage presence with piano, and echoing the master idea that drama is felt rather than acted. Her power over audience and influence on women is noted.
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Muatc
Georgia
Willa Holt Wakefield
Orpheum
Mia Wakefield
Yvette Guilbert
Society For Protecting
France
Mrs. Wakefield
Agabo
Rama
Mra Wakdefield
Tanner Tanner
Ann
Tanner
New York Star
Big Gathering of Educators in the South
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Southern Education Association comes to Atlanta December 29 to 31 with morning and evening sessions, papers by prominent southern educators, and extensive departmental programs on higher, secondary, elementary education and more. Delegates will discuss public school improvements, health, and citizenship, with ample floor discussion and special rates on travel and lodging. Local organizers include WH Slaton and P P Cipston, with Ho Eimer Bilerly as secretary.
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Southern Education Association
Atlanta
PFO
General Association
Feeral
South
Mfe
Bies
Spartanburg Event Prompts Atlantic Coast Line Officials
A party from Spartanburg headed to Auraasia on a special train over the Charleston and Western Carolina line. Officials including chairman J M Emnd and prosident waited the trip related to a Carolina Clinchfield and Opie road proposal and the Atlantic Coast Line interests.
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Spartanbers
Spartanpurs
Waiters
J_ M. Emnd
Atlante Coast Line
Eoast Vertainay
Spartanburg
Aurasia
Charleston
Western Carolina
Carolina Clinchfield
Opie
Atlantic Coast Line
Tony
Olie
Unveiling Exercises At Andersonville Marked By War Memory
Andersonville Georgia November 26 A ceremony to unveil memorials honored veterans and former prisoners from the stockade era. Governor of Indiana and staff attended with survivors and old soldiers as regimental bands from Fort McPherson and Fort SCreven performed. The event featured readings, songs, and remarks on preservation of the prison grounds end with a salute and photos at the Indian monument in the national cemetery.
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Andersonville
Gmernor
Indiana
United States
Fort McPherson
Fort Screven
Savannah
Bull Bats Order Forms At AtlantA Wigwam Meeting
The Red Men in Atlanta held a rousing gathering at Central Avenue to discuss the Bullbats order. A large degree was conferred, and the group unanimously decided to change the name from Haymakers to Bullbata, with plans to formalize a permanent organization next Monday and invite all to join as charter members.
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Atlanta
Central Avenue
Waa
Atlante
Millionaire Home Robbed by Disguised Thieves in Washington Heights
Chicago report recalls two robbers tapping a millionaire William Goo residence. One wore a mask of household authority to mislead Mrs Goo, overpowered her, bound her, and chloroformed her. The pair looted rooms, took 190 dollars, then fled. Goo’s 11 year old son Harry freed his bound mother, aiding her recovery. the incident linked to prior local burglaries and security concerns.
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Chicago
William Goeg
Washington Heights
Mrs Goes
Mira Goes
Millionaire Hill
Harry
Mca Wiliam Goo
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Mr Roosevelt
San Francisco
Taft
Rockefeller
Richard Croker
Carnegie
Smile Trusts
Mammy Trust
Wilcox
Tom Johnson
Wiliam L Brasch
The
Baltimore Sun
Kentucky
Handler
Sparen Hh
Ahadee-Haverty
Rhodee-Haverty Furniture Company
Busin
Kkentucky
Texas
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G Rhodes
J J Haverty
Clarence Haverty
Haverty
Rhodes and Haverty
Fn & Jong
Supreme Court of Titnois
Missouri
Curia
Misa
Molly
Teddy
Roosevelt
Chicago News
Roonavel
Resea
Elas
Trackleas
Duitlard Balim
Tna
Eure
Ray
Surat
Santy
Dickey
Chris Mun
Turkey
Warrensburg
Throttte
Isma Dooly
Southern Educational Association
Indiana Monument
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