Subscription Rates and Distribution Details
Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are listed for in city Atlanta and outside areas with monthly and weekly prices. Advertising inquiries directed to the Solomon Building office and Washington Bureau contact John Corrigan Jr. The Constitution outlines distribution by New York City newsstands and notes responsibility limits for out-of-town carrier payments.
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United States
Maxies
Atlanta
Cerritory
Eee Ie
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Lesze
Hulating
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Building Corner
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Turion
Frying criminals and educating children in Fulton County
Irulton county has completed a new courthouse at 1.25 million dollars debt-free and funded by a tax levy about to expire. Meanwhile two high schools are overcrowded and underspaced, turning away 750 students next year unless a solution is found before September. The report urges bridging city and county efforts to fund a comprehensive future education plan, including new grammar schools and additions, to serve all children.
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Irulton County
Atlanta
Fulton
Woodward Sumyelt
Uren
Atlanta Education Reforms Urged by New Administration
In a statement reflecting 1915 aims, advocates press for ending inconsistencies in the city’s school system. The plan calls for restoring dignity and sufficiency to Atlanta's educational plant, aligning it with other civic assets and strengthening the welfare of the city’s children.
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Atlanta
War and Cotton Prices in the Early 20th Century Decline
The article analyzes how European war and bumper cotton crops shaped prices. It compares 1911, 1912, and 1921 crops, noting 1914 forecasts and price trends, and argues prices would have differed without war and supply shocks while predicting cotton's resilience or vulnerability with next year’s acreage.
Overzealous Uplift Sparks Chicago Dance Hall Protest
Chicago working girls resist a plan by society women to bar dances without twelve chaperons ten investigators a social secretary and a nurse. The clash highlights reformers hypocrisy as debutantes on Lake Shore Drive are pointed to as enjoying similar pursuits.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Atlanta
Jesus Christ
Lake Shore
Do Nothing Congress Predicted By Speaker Clark
Speaker Champ Clark warned in Washington that the next session may be a do nothing Congress. The piece urges passing rural credit regulation and regular supply bills, then quickly idle time to let new laws settle. It reflects on war region censorship and Carranza’s resignation with a wary tone.
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L&ss
Washington
Champ Clark
Congress
London Chronicle
Cambrai Fella
Cambrai
Georgia Tunes From the Town Band Thanksgiving Row
A fragment from The Banner features verses and verses about Thanksgiving, temperance appeals, moonshine humor, and local wit. It includes humorous anecdotes about a bass drum mishap and a postponed benefit address, plus reflections on joy, sorrow, and war era sentiment with rural dialect and comic quips.
Kitchener as a Great Organizer of Victory
The piece argues Kitchener excels in organization over battlefield prowess, comparing him to Carnot and Myltke and noting a ruthlessness in war rhetoric. It discusses Lord Fisher's three Rs, Roberts, Paardenberg, and Grant in terms of strategic destruction, portraying Kitchener as unfeeling but focused on outcomes.
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Kitchener
A. C. Gardiner
Dodd, Mead
Carnot
Myltke
Lord Fisher
Roberts
Paardenberg
Butchener
Hannay
Stonewall Jackson
Grant
Lee
Martinet
Canada
Newfoundland
Boston Globe
Germany
Cabot Strait
St. Pierre and Miquelon
North America
Cape Breton
North Atlantic
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Contraband of War by George Fitch explodes old notions
A satirical essay argues contraband of war is any item aiding enemies and critiques wartime logic. It muses on blockade absurdities, suggests contraband of peace, and notes how news itself becomes a weapon, with civil war era actions cited as precedent.
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George Fitch
Siwash
United States
Elimor Glyn
Confederacy
Petrograd
Paris
Berlin
Evening at Home Haunting Readers Wife Darns Silence
A husband and wife share a quiet evening by the fire as she resists darning and sewing. He paces between novels and his wife, whose waning enthusiasm for theater and social visits hints at future loneliness. The scene explores devotion, regret, and stalled plans.
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Sle
Henry
Polaon
The Holland Letter on Anthony Brady Estate Appraisal
The Holland Letter discusses New York state appraisal of Anthony N Brady estate, comparing its value to other late Gilded Age fortunes. It notes Brady paid about $5 million to liquidate debts, leaving just over $79 million, and outlines estimated wealth of Russell Sage, Harriman, Jay Gould, and others, with reflections on how self-made fortunes arose from early poverty to vast wealth.
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State of
New York
Anthony N. Brady
Brady
United States
Met
Russell Sage
Nis
Sage
Harriman
Jay Gould
Hns
Wall Street
Russell Sase
Tras
Anthony Brady
Albany
Too Gould
Fe Wd Harriman
Flower
Bra
EH. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad Company
C. P. Huntington
James J. Hill
Hill
Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Atta
Huntington
Holland
Prayer for Peace in War-Torn Times by James Hampton
A Florence Alabama reader named James Hampton pleads for guidance to choose peace over war. He asks God to avert suffering, protect children and women, and transform violence into good despite grim reports. He closes with a call to spiritual guidance and perseverance.
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