Constitution and Advertising Rates of The Constitution 1915
The Constitution, Atlanta daily and weekly, details editors Clark Howell and Roby Howell, advertising manager Holliday, and territories. It lists postal rates for papers of varying sizes, subscription prices in and outside Atlanta, and notes Washington Bureau contact. Sale in New York via select newsstands and Times Square distribution is noted.
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Standard Southern
Clark Howell
United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Broadway
Georgia Chamber plans $150000 ad drive for state growth
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce in Macon approved a three year $150000 publicity program to promote state resources from coast to coast. Aimed at engaging local communities, the plan invites counties to contribute $1000 to $5000 annually for three years to fund moving pictures exhibitions, targeted advertising, and market services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Macon
South
Georgia Chamber
Georgia Moving Picture Film
Georgia Exhibition Tars
Maine
California
Great Lakes
Gulf
Great Northwest
Georgis
A Tribute to the Press in London Journal
A London journal lauds American newspaper correspondents at the European war front. It praises their depth of information on causes and events, calling their work broader and more reliable than many British reporters. The piece notes American press influence and questions public opinion about what is truly happening at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster, Gazette
United States
Press praise for American prose and war reporting costs
The St Paul Pioneer Press and other papers report on extra payments to correspondents and news services during the first year of the war. They estimate U S and Canadian daily papers incurred losses totaling 735 million dollars due to the increased outlays.
Nature farmer's method yields profits from wild farm
Danville report on Farmer John Graham who runs a nature farm where nature provides meat, fruit, bees, and bass. His eleven acre plot near a river supports skunks, foxes, ducks, muskrat, and hundreds of bass, with produce feeding a dinner of farm-grown fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Indianapola News
John Graham
Graham
Nature
High Farm
Women State Builders and Public Works in Arizona
The Arizona women are praised for advancing state welfare since 1912, notably in roads, drinking fountains, rest rooms, parks, and free public music. They are credited with reducing municipal costs and expanding public amenities while opponents concede their impact on state progress. The piece links these gains to orderly reform and a broader civic role for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Columbia
Phoenix
Ariz
Prosperity Whirl Dream Prompts Georgia Vision
A county correspondent imagines a bright era for Campbellton with a broad gauge railroad and steamboat whistles on the Chattahoochee. He foresees Campbellton as a railroad terminus linking Atlanta, Fairburn, Douglasville and Palmetto, propelling growth and prosperity.
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Campbellton
Chattanoochee
Atlanta
Apalachicola
Fairburn
Douglasville
Palmetto
Circus Day Echoes in Rallying Verse and Columns
A fragmented 19th century style collage includes Frank L. Stanton poetry about circus day and life’s renewal, editorials from Commerce News and The Baltimore Sun on prosperity and worry, plus Macon and Campbell News musings. The piece weaves festive cheer with humorous social commentary and light editorial quips.
Rally Day Services Planned by City Churches
Many Atlanta churches announce Rally Day events with sermons by noted pastors. Central Presbyterian will host morning and evening talks by Dr. Dunbar H. Ogden, Payne Memorial Methodist hosts Dr. M. Hugh Tett next Sunday, Trinity Church features Charles C. Jones Jr preaching on marital duties, and First Baptist plans morning and evening messages. Other churches including First Universalist, Bishop Warrris A. Canmler’s Druid Villa scene, First Methodist, Harris Street Presbyterian, St. Philip’s Cathedral, East Point Presbyterian, and Central Congregational host services, communion, and choir offerings to mark Rally Day.
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Payne Memorial
Payne Memorist Methodist Church
Luckie and
Hunnicutt Streets
M. Hugh- Tett
Atlanta
Duvall
Tenity Church
Trinity Church
Charles C. Jones
Trinity
Charles A. Sheldon
Sheldon
South
Candler
Warres A.canmler
Druid Villa
Henry, B. Mays
Christ
Jesus
First Methodist
Earner Peachtree Street
Porter Place
Ti A. m
W. J. Young
Candler School of Theology
F. N. Parker
School of Theology
Duftose
Wesley Memorial Church
Savannah
East Faint Presbyterian
A. R. Holderby
East Point Presbyterian
British View of Cotton's Command of The War Situation
Article from Empire Toronto argues cotton governs WWI outcomes with cotton supplies determining explosive production. It notes Allied ban on cotton as contraband and explores Germany’s cotton strategy via neutral trade, citing Holland Sweden and Sweden as key import routes and comparing 1913 14 to 1924 crop figures.
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Cotton
Toronto
Canada
United States
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
Sluggrave
North Sea
Denmark
Norway
Lord Emmett
War Trade Department
Marehay
Systematic Campaign Planned to End the Moonshine Still
A Georgia drive to wipe out moonshine stills will be led by Revenue Agent Daniel J. Gantt from the federal building with support from A. O. Blalock and the revenue commission. After a Jonesboro raid destroying a 119 gallon still and finding twelve fermenters and ten gallons of whisky, officials stress law and order and public backing rather than persecution.
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Revenue Department
Federal Building
Daniel J. Gantt
A. O. Blalock
Revenue’ Commission
Washington
Georgia
Lanta
Mr. Gantt
Southc
Larke
Noety
Gantt
Jonesboro
Whatley
Henderson
Barbers' Board member L B Hunt named for three-year term
Governor Harris appointed L B Hunt of Macon to the state barbers inspection board for a three year term starting October 1, succeeding E B Limbaugh of Atlanta. A conference today will discuss the winter school program with M I Brishes inviting school supervisors and rural agents. Governor Harris is confined to his home and expected at the office today. Entomologist Lee Worsham warns another rapid boll weevil spread could follow recent storms in the lower state. An extra session proclamation was mailed to Georgia’s legislators covering general appropriations, prohibiton, Western and Atlantic railroad lease, state warehouse system, fish laws, and auto license tax. Multiple legal actions involving Fulton and Sumter counties over tax funds and appointive stewards are scheduled for court today and Friday.
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L.B. Hunt
Limbaugh
Barbers’ Board
Harris
L. B. Hunt
Macon
Barbers’ Inspection Board
E. B.limbaugh
Atlanta
M. I. Brishes
Lee Worsham
Georgia
Worsham
Mississippi
Western and Atlantic
Georgia Coast
Stair Automobile Vax
Sumter County
Bell
Fulton Superior Court
Dugal McAlesky
Fulton County
Charles S. Davin
Charlea “Arnow
Arnow
Will Zimmerwarden
Fulton
Richmond
Mathymus
Georgia Railroad
Richmond County
Paving Planned on Third Street to Tech Park
The city street committee agreed to pave two blocks on Third Street from William Street to the Tech Park after J C Peters offered to supply and haul stone while the county would provide binder if the city handles rolling. Nearby Adair Park and school work also discussed.
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Williams Street
Tech Park
Council
J. C. Peters
Third Street
William Street
Peters
County
Cty
Adair Park
Forrest Adair
George Adair
Maryland Avenue
Stewart Avenue
Catherine Street
Maryland, Avenue
School of Methods for S S Workers to Begin Oct 18
A five day School of Methods for all Sunday school workers will be held at Central Presbyterian church from October 18 to 22. The program features speakers of international reputation including W C Pearce Phebe Curtiss Leon Palmer and Dr Andrew Sledd. Leading Atlanta educators and church leaders fill speaker roles with Dr F McConnell President and John Gan Dean.
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Central Presbyterian Church
D. W. Shiny
Floyd Field
J. W. Wellborn
B. Caldwell
C. 8. Dowman
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
Phebe A. Curtiss
Columbus
Ohto
Leon ©. Palmer
Montgomery
Ala
Andrew Sledd
Atlanta
Pearce
International Sunday School Association
Palmer
Alabama Sunday School Association
Phebe A Curtiss
Ohio Sunday School Assciation
Emory College
D. W. Sims
Dire
Daisy Maze
W. A. Albright
WV. T. Smith
W. 8. Farrar
Marion M. Jackson
Tillou von Nunes
Wlora Davis
W. D. Upshaw
First Christian Church
Druid Hills
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Campbell News
Frank L.stanton
Lfe
Gray
Shannon
Commerce News
Folger McKinney
Baltimore Sun
Macon News
Mars
Central Presbyterian
Simday School
Dunbar H. Ogden
Dembar H. Ogden
Marietta Street
Five Points
de J. S. Lyon
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist
C. W.daniel
Egelsteen Memorial
Egelston Memorial
First_ Universalist
Fred Line
First Universalist Church
Massachusetts
Scharze
R. J. Macdonald
Baptist
J. T. White
Baptist Tabernacle
Harris Street
St. Phitty’s Cathedral
Rang Fay
St. Senflip’s
Central Congregational
Central Congregational Church
Frank B. Shipman Wit
Frida
Hilaire Belloc
Berlin
Neutral
Countsien
Cerry
Drewry Street
Brewry Street
Clyde Curran
Nedia
J. A. G. Beach
Board of Health
Tie
Ywrest
Lakewoop
Pryor Street
Lakewood
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