Constitution subscription and distribution details published
The Constitution lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for 12 months and weekly rates. It notes Atlanta rates, mentions a Washington Bureau at 1527-8 Street NW, staff correspondent John Corrigan Jr, and advertising manager J R Holliday. Availability in New York via Holailing's Newsstands and Times Building locations is cited, with a disclaimer on advance payments to out-of-town carriers or agents.
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United States
Mexico
Imo
Sunda
Carvier
Atlanta
J. R Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan, Jr
New York City
Holaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Streets
We Must Not Lose The Associated Charities In Atlanta
An editorial warns Atlanta must not dissolve the Associated Charities arguing it has eased poverty, reduced mendicancy, and partnered with health groups to aid hundreds. It urges community funding to preserve the charity rather than return to burdensome, universal begging.
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Associated Charities
Atlanta
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Atlanta Charity Network Urged to Unite for lasting service
A call stresses future usefulness and urges strong support and cooperation from Atlanta citizens. It argues that once the problem is understood, residents will rally to the rescues and the Associated Charities will continue successful service for all time.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Home Market Promotes Prosperity and Duty
The piece argues that if all Atlantans buy locally, the city would be the nation’s most prosperous even in war. It notes Atlanta’s stores rival New York and Chicago in variety and price, and urges citizens to patronize home shops to boost the Atlanta Spirit and economy.
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Atlanta
Metropolia
United States
Mason and Dixon's
New Orleans
Louisville
Nashville
Richmond
New York
Chicago
Paris
This is the opinion of our most enlightened thinkers and evencinists
A Detroit Free Press editorial urges resilience amid war fears. It argues history shows that industry rebounds after downturns and that the nation must stay busy, seek substitutes if needed, and work toward an era of greater prosperity without blind optimism.
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Detroit Free Press
Times
Europe
Demann
Crectist Indusnation
Morning Sun and Motion Safety Vigil Inspires Street Slowdown
Georgia readers are urged to greet dawn with relief as muttered verses celebrate morning light. Uncle Judd Mortimer Lewis condemns reckless driving and speed fiends in town, calling for strict penalties and candles at head and feet for the speedsters.
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Judd Mortimer Lewis
Dream Folk and Idle Restin in The Liberty Press
A collage of quotes and snatches from The Liberty Press and other papers. It urges risk, hustle, and rising from idle ease, contrasting dream with action and citing varied local items and satirical quips on taxes, history, and progress. It references The Boston Transcript and The Lamar Democrat among others.
Court Procedure in France from Macy M Lilly
Macy M Lilly compares French trial procedure in Case and Comment noting two juror groups, three judges, and a prosecutor who opens with J accuse. The presiding justice questions, and the defense has the final word before the judge’s charge. The writer criticizes French criminals as Apache descendants.
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Macy M. Lilly
Paria
J’ Accuse
France
United States
The Railroad King’s Gon in Summer Gutter Gossip
A narrator recalls Gregm, a rich railroad magnate, as a disheveled man who drifts among summer crowds in a rusted car. Friends discuss his wealth while others mock his appearance. Despite his status, the youths and self-respecting peers spurn him, and he ends up lying in the gutter.
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Gregm
Gregg
Farmers and markets in Georgia long view on farming policy
T F Saund ers of 4 Greenwood Avenue Atlanta Ga writes Oct 21 1934 praising Ava Candler on the general business situation. He argues calling a special legislative session to regulate farmers products is futile impractical and unnecessary. He recalls Kansas City in 1863 showing a thriving market with varied farm goods and urges buying local Georgia produce direct to support farmers and raise local prices.
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Ava Candler
Candler
Cobb County
Kansas City
Atlanta
Fourth Street
Grand Avenue
Columbia
Ms Desk
Wila
T. F. Saunders
Greenwood Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
Farmers Plead With Congress For Relief
A letter from H E Stockbridge, editor of Southern Ruralian in Atlanta 1914, praises Congress for relief measures amid the cotton crisis. It notes that the Farmers National Congress, with over 5 million members from 26 states, unanimously passed resolutions urging continued session and wartime financing to support surplus cotton and protect producers from ruinous prices.
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Texas
Farmers’ National Congress
H. E. Stockbridgh
Southern Ruralian
Atlanta
Congress
Java
King John I of France Treated Well After Capture
The London Chronicle reports that after Poitiers King John I of France was kept at the Palace of the Savoy then Somerton Castle in Lincolnshire. He dismissed forty two staff, leaving about forty attendants including two chaplains a secretary and a physician. He enjoyed privileges such as keeping game cocks falcons and harriers and going hawking and coursing.
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London
John I
France
Poitiers
Palace of the Savoy
Somerton Castle
Lincolnshire
Somarten
John
le Roy Des Menestereulx
Harvest boom shows soil wealth sustains growth and export
The final government crop report and corn harvest notes mark a record bountiful year. James J. Hil l argues the nation’s wealth rests on food crops with potential for higher yields and quality, while wartime demand boosts prices and credit volumes. Agriculture and manufacturing both expand as exports rise.
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United States
James J. Hi
Hil
Great Britain
Holland
Denmark
England
Europe
Germany
Amca
Hill
Dong
Obscure Heroes of Medicine Remembrance Essay
A tribute to physicians who died serving medics duties amid diphtheria smallpox and tuberculosis. The piece praises unnamed heroes who sacrificed sleep and strength, stressing medicine as a noble calling beyond money and fees. It reflects on unacknowledged graves and the selfless spirit of healers in city and country.
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A.stuart M. Chisholm
G P. Putnam's Sons
St Paul
Spain Declares War Neutrality Remains Policy
The Indianapolis News notes Spain’s stance that the war will not alter its neutral position, portraying Spain as a cautious, prudent actor amid growing global tensions.
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Indianapolis News
Spain
Strassburg and Neutrality Tales From a Wandering Column
A humorous travelogue on Strassburg with its history and quirks, noting its long belligerent past and a playful take on neutrality. Includes remarks on the city’s landmarks, universities, and industry, contrasted with wartime folly and national stereotypes. Also mocks neutrality in Europe and American attitudes, ending with a prosaic gloss on immigrant harmony.
A Prominent Citizen Urges Traffic Reform in Atlanta
In a letter from Atlanta dated October 31 1914 P B Murrae argues that Peachtree Street remains congested despite proposed grading of West Peachtree and Spring streets. He cites truck and wagon routing, side streets, and city carts as key contributors and urges council action to restrict wheeled traffic on a single street to relieve the bottleneck.
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Gradu Iry Street
Peachtree Street
Edgewood Avenue
Panchtree and
Ivy
Spring
Peachtree
Butler Street
Decatur
Forrest Avenue
Atlanta
Piedmont Avenue
Decatur Street
Piedmont Park
Edgewood Ove
Peachtreet Street
Ivy Street
Peachtres
Edgewood
Peachtres Street
Butler
Piegmont Avenue
Spring Street
Peachoree Street
Piedmont
Ageaus
Leach Tree Street
West Peachtree
P. BE. Murrae
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Lamar Democrat
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Missouri
Jefferson Davis
Leeton Times
Nfo
Medicine
George Fitch
Strassburg
Alsara-Lorraine
Louis XVI
Brussels
Swassburg
Scrasuburg
Rhine
St. Strasebure
Exgled
Switzerland
Belgium
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