Constitution Building Ad Rates and Washington Bureau Notice
The Constitution lists advertising rates of 66 cents per month or 12 cents per week in Aliants, and 14 Lenin per week outside Atlanta. It notes a Washington Bureau address at 15 Mo. 1747 & Stillwet, N. W. John Cormian is state correspondent in charge. The Constitution is sold in New York City by 4 pm the day after issue, with pickup at Times Building and other streets, and disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town dealers or agents.
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Atlanta
Constitution Building
Acle
Wwr
Washington
Stillwet
N. W
John Cormian
Constitution
New York City
Jssue
Lotaings
Broadway
Borty-Acconu Street
Times
Morgan says loan to England and France is pro American credit
The $600 million credit facility for England and France, underwritten by U S financiers, is not yet placed but insured by underwriters. J Pierpont Morgan describes it as neutral and commercial, aimed at preserving trade with two longtime American customers and keeping the United States as a global credit partner.
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England
France
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mtince
Piloner
Mr Morgan
Boll Weevil Evidence Supports Cotton Yields
The state department of entomology and other experts assert that good cotton crops are possible despite boll weevil damage. Texas Mississippi and Alabama show strong yields by following proven guidelines after infestation. Commissioner J D Price cites updated findings confirming farmers can succeed despite the pest.
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State Department of Entomology
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
J.D. Price
Georgia Courts Hopeful For Cotton Yields Despite Boll Weevil
The article notes Alabama and Mississippi produced large cotton crops despite boll weevil invasion. It cites 1911 Alabama with 1,695,234 bales and 1933 with 1,483,669, and Mississippi highs like 1,774,464 bales in 1904 and 1,620,420 in 1908. Georgia plans to adopt diversification and home-supply strategies under expert guidance to counter weevil effects.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Price
Wake
Georgia
Baltimore Panama canal talk ends in a slump
The Baltimore trade push via the Panama canal saw loud talk, then three ships sail without returning. The Baltimore News notes the plan collapsed as return cargoes failed, urging concrete work rather than more resolutions to win South American traffic and urging competence in other cities like Atlanta.
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Baltimore
Panama Canal
Peru
South America
Baltimore News
Laltimore
Bave
Atlanta
Chattahoochee
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia Coming of the Cold Wind Folk Song Fragment
A fragment from a North Carolina or Georgia folk song piece recounts Cold Wind leaving home to visit a fireside, with imagery of winter, May dreams, and distant snows. It notes North Caling Folk-Song and references O J Coffin's North State Folk-songs in The Charlotte Observer. Further verses mention a gal in the winter yard and rural dialect imagery.
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North Caling
O J Coffin
Charlotte Observer
What has become of the old fashioned woman and man
A mosaic of old and new era bits from The Macon News and other papers contrasts bygone virtues with modern habits. It ponders women boiling ham weekly, men wearing white vests, and pumpkin vines on porches, while noting seasonal poems and editorials about prohibition, winter, and social change. The piece cites George Speaks With Authority, Jos Taylor, and The Baltimore Sun in a collage of quotes and humorous observations about culture and manners.
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Macon News
George
George Bailey
Houston Post
Jos Taylor
North Carolina
Joe
Baltimore Sun
Petunia
Willliams
Heaven
Davison and Morgan Weave Lead in Global Loan Effort
The Holland Letter reviews Henry Davison of J P Morgan & Co and J P Morgan leadership in arranging the greatest external loan ever by nations with the United States as a party. It notes Davison's caution and taciturn approach, compares him to past treasury secretaries, and highlights the cooperative, egalitarian moral stance of American bankers in underwriting the vast financing.
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Henry FP Davison
J P Morgan & Co
Morgan
Davison
United States
Davisons
London
Sherman
England
France
China
Paris
W J Bryan
Davison Tor
State Department
House of
Washington
Association of American Leachers
Financial District
Holland
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Beasow Weathering Rainy Times
A fragmented verse piece laments endless rain and its social and domestic toll. It wryly notes past prayers for rain while detailing drenched streets, jammed windows, and leaky roofs. The text pivots to a telescoped aside about Thackeray and Holmes using pens for vast writing feats.
Ad Men Plan Floats for Georgia Harvest Festival
Ad club scouts will travel from Atlanta to Rome Dalton and Floyd county to arrange floats for Agricultural Day, aiming to showcase Georgia Harvest Festival resources. Rome hopes to enter a float for the $1000 prize and Rome society women vie for queen, with local managers coordinating from Rome Chamber of Commerce and The Rome Tribune Herald.
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Atlanta
Ad Club
Julian Boehm
W H Smith
Rome
Floyd County
CG. McDuffie
J M van Harlingen
Dalton
Gordon County
Juan Bochm
Ad Men's Club
Bannera Fxery
W M. Mayo
Bill Cody
Fire Department
Apy Daratus
Nym” Hart
Zade" Smith
Waterworks Department
Grady Hospital
Landrum
John Jentzen
Sanitary Department
Joe’ Cochran
Park Department
Elephant City
Walter Taylor
Chamber of Commercce
Mira Moore
Tribune-Herald
Wr Mosel
Home
Rome Chamber of Commerce
Atlante
Rome Fs
Plana
Georgia
Lanta
Goat Invades Fire Engine House and Is Arrested
Officers Wade and Arnold at No 12 engine house arrested a full grown billy goat after it entered the office around 9 pm during a police commissioners session. The goat reportedly balked at the entrance, then leaped the brass pole used by firemen to descend to apparatus.
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Wade
Arnold
Board of Police Commissioners
Billy” Goat
No 12
Engine House
The Sleeping Car and a Goats Mischief on Patrol
A satirical piece reviews the sleeping car as a grand American invention with humorous detail on berths, etiquette, and comfort. It pivots to a gangly anecdote about a goat in Wagon 2 and a chaotic chase ending with the animal secured in a stall by Officer Colley.
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Wade
Offer Bishop
Finuker
Mr Fincher
Billy
Fincher
Ted
Smoke Inspector Report Sparks Reform Talk
A St Louis politician imported his cousin as a smoke inspector without clear instructions. The first week’s report notes abundant smoke of good quality in the district, with remarks on gasoline grades and methods. Other items note labor values, shirt sleeves diplomats, and patriotic enlistment themes from various papers.
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New York Times
St Louis
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Roby Robinson
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Springfeld Republican
Galveston News
Greece
Oman
Yer Pohee Department
Ternex
Walt Beasow
Thackeray
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Goat
HY George Fitch
Interstate Commerce
St Wall
Pessencera
Owl City
Sistersville
Ford Times
Charleston News
Couriar
Wilson
Lansing
Phiadelphe Inquirer
Bryan
Saturn
Thei Ucu
Springfeld
Marin
Boston Traveler
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