Constitution Ad Rates and Distribution Notice, 1909
The notice outlines subscription options for The Constitution including daily weekly and Sunday editions, with rates for Atlanta deliveries and instructions to avoid paying unauthorized agents. A long accompanying editorial excerpt discusses Peary, Taft, Cook, and various public figures, ending with a history of a historic press in Kansas.
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Constitution
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Park Row
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Cotton's Multiplied Uses Promise Stronger Cotton Market
Cotton now fuels far more industries than apparel and bedding. Dick Bros. & Co. detail a 29 percent rise in world spindles over five years driven by new uses, with railroads, autos, navies, uniforms, bags, and insulation all consuming vast quantities. The wide spread of cotton products underscores the crop's enduring value and suggests cheap cotton days are over.
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United States Army
The Best Sort of Conservation in Health Policy
The Washington Post argues for conserving human life as part of national policy, urging periodic medical exams by insurers and stronger public health measures. Reducing tuberculosis typhoid fever malaria and other diseases would raise earnings, extend lives, and boost efficiency, justifying greater government focus and enforcement.
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Dr Cook and His Records
Dr Frederick A Cook stood by his pledge to let the University of Copenhagen conduct the primary examination of his polar proofs. Despite pressure and skepticism over his claims, he maintained respect for Danish scholars and avoided breaking his promise, earning enduring support from Denmark and its scientists.
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Peary
Dr. J. W. Lee Addresses Macon on Fundamentals
Dr. J. W. Lee of Atlanta delivered a thoughtful address in Macon on the fundamentals underlying existence today and tomorrow. The speech, published in this issue of The Constitution, signals a growing awareness of core ideas shaping public thought.
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Conservation and ethics in college resource work
Dr. Lee discusses feeding and clothing needs and ethical concerns, urging forward thinking for tomorrow. He highlights the college's role in securing soil resources and its discoveries, processes, and future achievements, presenting the institution as a reservoir for race progress and urging concentrated support.
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Just From Georgia The Sweetheart of the Valley
A jumble of verse and prose notes themes of Spring and country life with poems about the Sweetheart of the Valley and Morning on the hills, then stray items about Georgia poetry, a Brant editor note on a subscription debt, and quips about an Auto Poet and local humor.
Prohibition in Georgia defended by A B Richard
Letters From the People argue that prohibition closes liquor shops and curbs the liquor traffic, claiming it is not a failure but a success. The author, J B Richardson of Atlanta, asserts prohibition honors law, condemns the liquor business, and cites medical and corporate stances against drinking as proof of national reform. He urges belief in prohibition and frames it as a moral battle shaping the nation.
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Wiving of Lance Cleaver and Other Book Reviews
A long review list covers THE WIVING OF LANCE CLEAVER by Alice MacGowan and LITTLE SISTER SNOW by Frances Little, plus The Doctor Who Is All Things and a TABLOID BOOK REVIEWS section. It discusses character contrasts, settings in the southern Blue Ridge, and the works’ merits, with publication notes from Putnam’s Sons, Century Company, and others in New York.
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Oh You Atlanta in The Gateway to the Sahara
A jumble of notices and reviews references Oh You Atlanta with notes on Kipling and a local talk in Atlanta. The pieces mention a lecture in Atlanta and portray a crowded literary scene with varied items from The Gainesville News and The Fort Valley Leader.
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