Constitution sale notice in Atlanta and New York
Advertising manager advertises Constitution sale in New York and Atlanta with rates and delivery details. Address for Washington Bureau given as No 1727 8 Street W M4. J Corrigan is Blatt correspondent in charge. Copies available at select Newsstands in New York.
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Washington
Jon Corrigan
Blatt
Constitution
New York
Jivtaling
Forty-Second
Times
Thirty-Eighth Street
Broadway
Dixie Tourists to be welcomed in Atlanta on Rome arrival
The Dixie Highway visitors will be greeted in Rome by an Atlanta driven cavalcade with city county and civic organizations represented. Under the Atlanta Automobile and Accessory association the welcome aims to show Georgia’s enthusiasm for a major road building movement and national progress. Georgia will be judged by the sincerity and effectiveness of its hospitality and works during the visitors’ stay.
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Atlanta
Rome
Atlanta Automobile and Accessory Association
Georgia
Dixie Highway
The Fate of Sterling and World Monetary Standards
The British pound fell below par after America's 500 million dollar credit to England and France, despite hopes the loan would stabilize exchange. Financial experts warn the pound’s status as a global standard may be in jeopardy as bankers seek to stem its decline with this large credit arrangement.
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England
France
Dollar supremacy in world finance stated as war outcome
The piece argues the dollar will become the permanent world finance standard. It discusses a potential 250 million dollar loan through U.S. banks to stabilize commerce with England, while the pound struggles. It asserts England’s drain and U.S. gold influx will cement dollar dominance despite postwar parity hopes for sterling.
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America
England
United States
Cleaning Up the Force in Atlanta Police Board Action
The Atlanta police commission and Chief Mayo move to purge the force of unworthy members. Dismissals followed a pistol fight and a domestic assault, while a case involving a shot at a 10 year old boy awaits grand jury action. The board suspends the officer and seeks immediate grand jury action. The aim is a capable, efficient department protecting life and property.
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Police Commission
Mayo
Thia
Serious Song Turns To Onward In War Time
The serious gong has replaced gay marching tunes among Waelish soldiers. Tip porary has waned and Onward Christian Soldiers now leads the troops with Crusader zeal. The shift mirrors danger faced for months and the transformation of lighthearted youths into purposeful fighters. A Turk quotes a newspaper remark noting Christians kill Christians, a cynical but striking wartime observation.
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Philadelphia Ledger
South Carolina Enforces Prohibition With Firm Action
South Carolina shows strict enforcement of the dry law as indictments from the Charleston grand jury reveal. The state pursues violators without fear or favor, arraigning bootleggers and meting out penalties to uphold the prohibition edict across communities.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Td Book
Weather and Travel Notes from the Chattahoochee Region
Collected verses and notes recount autumn weather lore from the North State and a Campbellton correspondence. Readers hear of frost, warm beans, and plans to travel via the Atlanta steamer toward West Point and Apalachicola while local tunes and folksy weather quips frame daily life.
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Chattahoochee
Campbellton
Cambell News
Atlanta
West Point
Columbus
Ft. Gaines
Apalachicola
Real War on the Linotype in London Punch spoof
Fragmented clipping mocks German substitution of English sports terms with bizarre phrases. It lists examples from Golf to Cricket and features assorted quotes and parodies from American papers, humorists, and regional writers.
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London
Sumatra
Southern Textile Exhibition At Greenville Next Month
A Greenville South Carolina textile exhibition opens November 2 to 6 reporting over 46 000 square feet of displays from 168 exhibitors with new machinery and unique south the South expects hundreds of visitors plus several bands and nightly dances The event aims to spur a Southern Textile Exhibitors Association and could boost Atlanta as a future show venue Read notes by L Arnold Cotton editor October 13
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Greenville
South
S.C
Robert F. Bowe
Chick Springs
Riley
South Carolina
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Scott Maxwell
Frea Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Atlanta
Succea
Southern Textile Eixhibitors' Association
L. Arnold
Meeting Urges Immediate Action On Bleckley Plaza Project
Public meeting set for October 20 at the chamber of commerce to urge fast action on transforming the Bleckley Plaza rail tracks into a showpiece. Joseph Habersham Chapter urges town support. speaker lineup includes Mr Beckley with plans and example images from other cities. Members invite all residents to attend and back this beautification effort.
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Bleckley Plaza
Haralson Bleckley
Joseph Habersham
Tero
Wasse
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Beckley
William Lawson Perl
Georgia and the Loan Editorial Endorsement
A reader from Trenton Ga endorses the editorial on Georgia and the Loan and urges diversifying farming. He supports county high schools offering practical farming and domestic science to improve boys and girls education and country homes.
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Georgia
Stata
M. G. Smith
Sunset Valley Hymn of Hope and Resilience
Fragmentary verse passage urges Heart to cease mourning and look to Sunset Valley where thornless paths and blossoms await. Birds sing, skies stay blue, and Hope’s voice promises relief from sorrow as Life’s bitter cups are drained with courage.
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Hope
Paice
Ten Thousand Secret Order Men Parade Planned in Georgia Harvest Festival
Atlanta fraternal societies plan Fraternal Order Day on November 17 with a parade and ball. Walter Hendrix named grand marshal and W J Simmons deputy. Captain Worden to perform dramatic aerial exhibitions over Atlanta including fall of a fort at Piedmont Park. Governor Harris proclaims Agricultural Day a statewide holiday. Floats to be supplied by multiple counties and local firms.
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Atlanta
Walter C. Hendrix
W. J. Simmons
Fred Hellbrow
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Georgia
Piedmont Park
J. H. Worden
Lege
Worden
Congdon
R. C. Congdon
Atlanta Gas Lights Company
Horse and Pony
Inc
A. PL Allen
Maier & Berkele
J. M. High Company
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
Eugene V. Haynes
George Musee Company
J. M. van Har- Hagen
Henry G. Willams
Dalton
Whitfeld County
Nat E. Harris
W. H. Smith
Ad Men's Committee
E. ¥. Clarke
Festival Association
Welton
Flord
Barrow
Gordon
Deal
F. A. Stone, Baking Company
American Bakeries Company
Davison-Paxon- Stokes Company
White Provision Company
Miller Union Stock Yards
Kamper Grocery Company
Carl Ponland
Lawrence County
Fred Becht
Sumter County
L. Trestig
Thomas County
McNeel Marble Company
Cobb County
P. D. B. Stensel
Campbell County
Orria Malone Hurt
Oakman
Rockdale County
Georgia
The Gas Meter by George Fitch
A satirical piece likening the gas meter to perpetual motion and literature. It jokes on meter accuracy, reads like a playful critique of gas companies, and notes meters influence on routines, courtships, and late-night reading with humorous asides about European trips and reading habits.
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George Fitch
Good Old Smash
Kou
Bas Company
Europe
George Washington
Poem Fragment Often Recalled By Anonymous Rhyme
A faded verse by LAMBDIN KAY speaks of dreamlike quest and faith amid night. The speaker uses birds and flowers as images of hope and longing, ending with a call to hold faith that dreams may come true.
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Lambdin Kay
Russia to Rely on U S Train Talent for New Arctic Rail
The Holland Letter reports that wartime shifts reveal Russia plans a vast rail system with a deep water Arctic harbor. It cites American skilled artisans, especially railroad builders, aiding construction, enabling year round ice free port use and quicker munition shipments via Archangel. The piece links past Russian appeals to U S engineers to build Russia’s first great railroad network.
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Europe
Russia
Russ
United Tes
Panama Canal
United States
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Rusaia
Arctic Circle
Erac
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Massachusetts
Whis Uer
Weat Point
Hakimsie and
Ohto
Austen
Albany
Captin Whistler
Davur
Captain Whistler
Archangel
Siberian
Anlesia
Hussia
Thor
Men of Science
Halifax
Science
Artiaaes
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