My Carrier In Atlanta Rates and Address Information
Notice details monthly and weekly rates for carrier service outside Atlanta, with per ninth and weekly charges. Mentions Washington Bureau contact and advertising at tre uddress. Provides locations in New York City and Times Building and Broadway for The Constitution distribution.
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Atlanta
Holliday Constitution
Oulside & Tanta
Washington
Terry Sucund
Times
Corne Dlir
Broadway
Aid
Practical Plan for Cotton Loan Fund Gains Banker Support
Vice President P Coles of the Central Bank and Irest Corp of Atlanta present the St Louis cotton loan fund plan as the practical solution to the cotton problem. The plan promises to aid producers and bankers, with $100 million pledged by northern and western bankers. It would advance loans against pledged cotton, shaping acreage reduction indirectly and stabilizing credit while easing current distress and preventing overproduction next year.
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P Coles
Central Bank and Irest Corporation
Atlanta
Coles
North
Berne
St Louis
St Lows PLC
George
Children Exhibit at Albany Cotton Exposition
The exhibit by the Third Grade Atlent Normal Training School children, mentored by a graduate of Girls High School of Atlanta, demonstrates four cotton lessons. It links daily training to home, community, and commonwealth, showing the cotton history from seed to finished products on a chart.
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Albany
Atlanta
Bach
Lesson of cotton taught to children by chart and teacher
Educational specialists emphasize early schooling effects as crucial in cotton lessons. The chart from Atlanta to Albany exposition shows a child can learn without a textbook with a good teacher who connects the lesson to real conditions in the eleven cotton states.
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Atlanta
Phece
Adam
Vctuu
Plan for Cotton Acreage Reduction in Georgia Counties
Governor Slaton urges county meetings on October 24 to secure pledges for a 50 percent cotton acreage reduction. The plan, echoed by Lea and Bee counties, relies on voluntary actions among growers to prevent overproduction and secure financing for next season. Similar efforts in other cotton states are expected, aiming to stabilize prices and advance a nationwide reduction.
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Slaton
Georga
C 'T Haden
Lea
Bee
Georgia
South
Pirt
St Louis
Made in America drives optimism amid wartime gloom
The Fort Worth Record urges Buck up Mr Pessimist as America presses forward. It notes hundreds of millions of bushels of wheat and corn to sell and a vast cotton crop awaiting sale while paralyzed Europe watches. The piece lauds Made in America as a spur to industry and opportunity. It also mentions reform and the revived Anamms club with Colonel in the spotlight.
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Pessimat
Sc Jovoun
Wouldnt Leave This World In Autumn Joy
A lyrical piece celebrates living and seasonal beauty. The poem imagines autumn scenes and heavenly inspiration, praising life and continual joy through spring summer and fall. It evokes frost, clear roads, and radiant skies while expressing gratitude for God’s world.
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Mill and Glen
The Home Front Musings and Honest Living Echoes
A collage of quoted verse and prose extols simple living, moral improvement, and community virtue. It lifts nurses, workers, and families as enduring heroes, urging readers toward faith, resilience, and domestic harmony amid warlike times.
Wall Street History at Richmond 1907 to 1914 Banking Growth
The Holland 1907 letter notes the American Bankers Association annual Richmond meeting amid the currency panic era. It traces bankers calls for currency reform, emergency measures, and federal cooperation, linking earlier banking reforms to modern monetary policy and southern industrial expansion led by Richmond, Birmingham, and Atlanta with rising capital and manufacturing value.
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American Bankers Association
Congress
National Monetary Commission
Wilson
Richmond Vay
T Richne
United States
Richmond
Fauchmord
South
Richmond Bermingham
Atlanta
Durone
George Westinghouse
Faison
Union
Editor's Trouble in New Hampshire Moose Clause Story
An editor notes discord within the Republican ranks as he argues for unity before a pivotal period. A Maine report records a man accidentally shot over a moose, reflecting the era's rough political and social tensions.
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Fall River Glope
New Hampshire
Moses Woose x5
Prom
New York Evening Telegram
Maine
Patronize Home Producers Is Advice Of Chas J Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce president Chas J Haden urges Georgians to buy local. He cites millions spent annually outside the state on items Georgia could produce at equal or better quality and price, urging statewide shopping days to foster self sufficiency and wartime patriotism.
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Chas. J. Haden
Barlen
Haden
Georgia
Chicago
San Franesco
America
Washington
New Jersey
California
Georga
Baltimore
The Balance of Power by Ghorge Fnc
A critical, sweeping analysis of the old balance of power in Europe arguing that the system kept nations safe through fear and alliance, but failed as alliances dissolved. The piece traces how Russia Britain France and Austria shifted the balance through decades of near war and territorial gains, ending with Austria benefiting as the power calculus shifts.
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Ghorge
Gurope
Russia
Black Sea
Europe
Asia
Turkey
Switzerland
France
Austria
Germany
Holland
Ingland
Servia
Adriatic
Rus
Fragmented verse and quotes mix from varied papers
A garbled sample of poems, headlines, and quips from multiple papers including Greenville News and Boston Transcript. It blends reflections on peace and memory with jokes and captions such as a burglar demand line and parodied phrases, lacking coherent narrative.
Meade Brown as a Candidate and the Curriculum Debate
A fragment recounts a boy named Meade Brown once called a dunce while arguing public schooling should tailor curricula to individuals. The narrator recalls missteps in his youth and questions how Brown, now a gubernatorial candidate, could succeed where brighter students faltered. The piece reflects on humility and the value of diverse abilities.
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Little Meade Brown
Meade Brown
Famous Military Messages From The Detroit Free Press
A cryptic OCR fragment recounts famed military dispatches and figures from history. It mentions Caesar Venvidl viel, Commodore Perr, General Sir Robert Rov, and a series of improbable exchanges involving beef rations, bishops, and a papal remonstrance. The text appears garbled with names and events likely distorted.
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Detroit Free Press
Caesar
Commodore Perr
Robert Rov
Gibraltar
England
Jaconie
Peter Fié Dreux
Hesuvais
Coeur de Leon
Celestina
The Common Road Poem Fragment by Kinsey in Baltimore
A poem describes choosing the common road over the king’s highway. It contrasts paths where pageants, crowds, and grand travel exist with a quieter route where vine and bramble wander. It emphasizes helping brothers, shared burdens, and gentle, hopeful travel.
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Wwekinsey
Baltimore
Who Pays in War The Outlook Drum and Banner Poem
A poem ponders the human cost of war, asking who pays for the bloodshed. It contrasts soldiers and civilians, especially mothers and wives, with the toll of battles fought under stars and banners. The speaker laments the deaths of fighting men and questions the price paid by those left at home.
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Uman
Culuis
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