Constitution pays and delivery details in Atlanta daily paper
The notice lists directors and office contacts for The Constitution in Atlanta with pricing for mail subscriptions, rates for within the United States and Mexico, and advertising manager details. It notes sale points in New York and an address for the Washington Bureau, warning against advance payments to out-of-town carriers or agents.
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United States
Mexico
Lmo
Amo
Washington
S Street
N. W
John Corrigan
New York City
Broadway
Support the National Guard and its backing
The piece argues state and national support for the militia, especially funding for equipment, armories, instruction, and pay. It notes Georgia’s low annual appropriation and the national guard as a vital asset for property protection, law preservation, and favorable loan terms, urging stronger backing and broader recognition. It also references submarine warfare, contrasting British and German strategies and the evolving defense outlook.
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Breader
National Guard
United States
Mimely
National Guard of
Georgia
United States War Department
Why Europe Needs Credit for Hagland and France
The Times editorial argues a half billion dollar credit to Hagland and France is essential to protect U S markets as Europe remains a major customer. It notes Germany could also access terms, if able, and warns that war is temporary while trade is permanent, urging decisive support to maintain a market for U S surplus goods.
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United States
Hagland
France
New York Times
Europe
Germany
Oard
Jending
England
Upsia
Jose
Times
North Carolina poet lyrics cited in Charlotte Observer column
A fragmentary quote from a Charlotte Observer column discusses North Carolina lyric influences and the idea that music and nature blend in a single artistic blossom. It references honeysuckle sweetness, village scents, and the value of listening to one’s own voice, with a Georgia philosopher noting humor in math.
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Eich
North Caling
Ola
J. Coffins
Charlotte Observer
Atlanta asks girls to adopt U.S. Marines in Haiti
A 1915 letter from U S Marines in Port Prince Haiti appeals to Atlanta readers to aid adopted soldiers. The message praises American girls and urges local farmdaughters to consider adoption, noting the Marines’ loneliness and longing for letters and companionship amid the Haiti mission and ongoing war.
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Atlanta
Haiti
Republic
Uberty
Europe
U.S Marines
Hird
U. S. Expeditionary Forces
Port
Prince
Georgia State for Mine and Georgia State for Me Ad
An OCR fragment from a St Petersburg ad and poems blends a cheeky merchant boast about marrying soon and ending lower prices with a chorus about Georgia state for me. It also includes regional verse lines, a barzan dialect note, and a Saeyille editor remark praising enterprise in a fragmentary culture column.
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St. Petersburg
Georgia State
Georgia
Dalton Ottmen
Ten Million Commission for Anglo French Loan Syndicate
The Holland Letter notes a ten million dollar commission for the underwriting syndicate handling the Anglo French loan. It explains the work load, the method of payments, and the likely distribution of subscriptions among New York and other cities, with emphasis on the labor and organization needed to manage the loan. It compares potential methods to Secretary Sherman’s earlier bond placements.
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John Sherman
Sherman
Detroit
Minneapolis
Syndicata
Financial District
New York
Financial
New York City
Europe
Tin Biel Jeasler
Boston
Philadelphia
Pgland
France
Ater
Georgia Harvest Festival draws broad support and planning
General Manager Edward Young from Clarke County returns to Atlanta after securing leave to devote 50 days to the Harvest Festival. Business leaders from BrogIis County promise participation in Agricultural Day parade with regional entries. Officials predict 50,000 to 100,000 daily visitors to Atlanta during Harvest Festival week as finance committees meet to fund the ambitious event.
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Edward Young
Clarke
Atlanta
Quitman
Georgia
Brogis County Industria
Brooks County
Ltd
Macon
South
Beaumont Davison
Davison
Jack
Ofelock
Ansley Hotel
Sheldon Given Great Ovation At His First Organ Recital
Charles A. Sheldon Jr was elected city organist by the Atlanta Music Festival association. His inaugural recital at the Auditorium Armory drew a large Atlanta audience who showered him with encores and praise, ending with his own Dawn and Mendelssohn pieces.
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Sheldon
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
Mendelasohn
Trinity Choren
St.Clair
Harris County Tragedy Probed Indictments Expected Soon
Private detectives returned from Harris county after probing the murders of Max and Epps Melton and Johnny Sands, bodies found in the Chattahoochee river near Blanton's ferry. Grand jury indictments against prominent county residents are expected when Hamilton court convenes within a week, Solicitor George Palmer said. The case, tied to a feud, prompted involvement from West Point lawyer Walter McKinney, who assisted the families in pursuing the investigation.
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Harris County
Max
Epps Melton
Johnny Sands
Chattahoochee
Blanton's Ferry
West Point
George. Palmer
Eine Rijge
Hamilton
Harris
Walter McKinney
WHL
Asulat
Palner
Melton-Sands
Collars by George Fitch offers satire on shirt study and laundry costs
In a humorous column Fitch mocks stiff linen collars and fashion demands on men. He jokes about waterproof options, home cleaning myths, and laundry bills while imagining absurd inventions and a light call for reform against restrictive dress standards. The piece lampoons early 20th century male grooming and industry quirks.
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Les
Funay
Edison
East and West News Bureau refutes Japan US war story
The East and West News Bureau in New York sent a telegram to The Constitution and other papers correcting an Atlanta publication about a supposed Japan US war. It cites Nakamura and a forged work The Dream Story of the War Between Japan and the United States as a fabrication by a Japanese newspaper reporter and the National Defense Association.
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Admiralty
Germany
England
Veesel
Hogland
Bog
East and West Bureau
New York
Japan
China
United States
Atlanta
Telegrama
New York American
Boston American
Chicago Examiner
Hearst Pers
United
Bernhardi
East and West News Bureau
Nakamura
National Defense Agnoviation
Count Okuma
California
National Military Association
National Defense Association of Japan
Dupan
Lawrence Mott
Hain Jou'Kie
East and West
New York City
Tear-Wet Toys praised in editorial note
A letter from a reader praises the editorial Tear-Wet Toys, expressing admiration for the piece and hoping it helps end the war. The dated note references October 1 19k and mentions a personal delivery of the newspaper with the editorial. The writer sends heartfelt salutations and sympathy.
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Alto
Aoxis
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Magen
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