Constitution Subscriptions Rates and Notices 1909
Notice to readers of The Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta outlining subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, distribution outside Atlanta, advertising manager, offices in Atlanta and New York, and travel routes of representatives. Includes consumer tips and a weathered editorial note referencing Taft, prosperity predictions, and remarks on the New York mayoralty campaign.
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Hotaling
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Thirty-eighth Street
Forty-second Street
Park Row
Madipon Square
Blackburn
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Donnelly
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Turning the Tide Southward in Rail Growth and Publicity
A Georgia businessman urges southern railroads and people to imitate western publicity to curb population drift to the West. He cites cotton prosperity, climate, soil, and Canadiadirected migration, calling for organized booster efforts and broader regional development. The piece praises country editors like Larry Gantt for active local promotion.
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trans-Mississippi
Canada
Hastings
California
America
Howells Publishes New Travel Book Seven English Cities
William Dean Howells, weary from a foreign rest at Carlsbad, sails home on the Carmania to New York in October. He reviews the final sheets of his travel book to be issued by Harper’s at month end. The work, titled Seven English Cities, chronicles England with a keen, cordial voice for readers fond of London, films, and quaint towns.
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Howells
Wiliam Dean Howells
Carlsbad
Carmania
New York
Inflammable Woman and the Dual of Sex Debated
A fragmentary discussion on gender, consciousness, and social roles references FFG Wells and the novel Ann Veronica. It questions whether women are toys of men and comments on maternity, resistance, and restraint in a candid voice of debate.
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FFG Wells
Mr Walls
Ann Veronica
Thes Harpers
Apples as Omens from London Scraps
In parts of England apples feature in quaint superstitions. Apples hung by strings near the fire are said to forecast marriages by the order of owners. An apple eaten before a looking glass may reveal the future husband peeping over a shoulder. A peel tossed thrice round the head and dropped forms the first letter of a lover’s name. A newer custom uses ax and a bowl of water with floating apples. forks dropped from four feet aim to protect children from catching cold.
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London
England
Milady
Pressure and Sacrifice
An alert five year old visiting a city park with her mother notices the swans and plans a ride after shopping. On the bridge over the lagoon she resists and bursts into tears as a boatman’s call tempts crowds with a five cent ride and a scare phrase about children being included.
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Elsie
When a Man's in Politics Draws Fire From Mud Slinging
The New York Press argues that once a man becomes a candidate he is treated as a villain. It blames mudslinging for political failures and notes that voters themselves suffer when campaigns degrade office and distract from real issues. The piece urges voters to eschew personal attacks and seek responsible leadership.
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America
New York
Larry Gantt of Georgia and South Carolina edits Whiteville weekly
The country editor Larry Gantt, long identified with Georgia and South Carolina journalism, now pursues his craft in Whiteville North Carolina editing The News Reporter weekly. A recent quarterly gathering of correspondents highlighted the regional press network.
Iowa Women Make Good as School Superintendents
Private Car Southern Superintendents for Education reports from Davenport to St Paul that Misa Jessie Field pages county Iowa superintendent is praised as a dynamic leader advancing rural school adjustment. Noted for institute work and decisive actions to recruit and retain teachers, she embodies the growing influence of women county superintendents across Iowa.
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New England Educational Journal
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Vialtorn
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Page
Misa
Ialarten
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J’st
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Toyner
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Powers
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Gunnela
Alabama
Ill for Two Years Young Student Dies
William Charles Adams a 22 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Adams of 34 Morgan street died at home yesterday morning at 10 after two years of rheumatism Born in Scotland he studied there and in Atlanta finished at Boys High School in one year He mastered several languages and was regarded a profound scholar at a young age He survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters Funeral services will be held at Greenberg Bond Bloomfield chapel this afternoon at 2 Rev Dr Little officiating the interment at West View cemetery Pallbearers from the Boys High School class of 1906 include J F McKee J D Grant Tom Jones L J Rymski Henry Sanford and John Adams Jr Also notes on local industry and a separate shooting incident in Macon
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Mra. R. Albertson
Birmingham
E E Strickland
Tallahassee
Fla
Babara Adama
Greenberg Bond & Bloomfields Chapel
Little
West View E Cemetery
Boys High School
J F McKee
J D Grant
Tom Jones
L J Rymski
Henry Sandford
White man guilty of killing a negro in Emanuel county
Superior court adjourned after a crowded term with twenty cases on the docket. Fifteen were murder charges and five disposed of this week, all with convictions. John Faircloth, a white man, was found guilty of murdering Julian Pope at Stillmore and received a life sentence, the second such conviction in the county this year.
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Emanuel Superior Court
John Faircloth
Julian Pope
Stillmore
Faircloth
King
Cotton cargo sails from Savannah to Bremen valued at over 1.5 million
Savannah October 24 21895 bales of cotton valued at 1 534 103 plus 700 barrels of resin aboard the Leland line steamer Indian departed Savannah for Bremen The cargo is described as perhaps the most valuable cotton shipment ever cleared from an American port The voyage includes resin valued at 5528 and a concluding editorial remark from Puck about posterity and justice.
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Leland Line
Bremen
Vampire Courtesan and Psychology Works Featured
A mixed page of literary reviews notes Robert Hichens Vampire Courtesan and Bella Donna, Hugo Munsterberg Psychology and the Teacher, James Flagg City People sketches, Sherman letters, manners guides, and a tabs of book reviews. It cites publishers and cities like Philadelphia New York Boston and Scribners Lippincott Nos.
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Bronson
Albert E Hancock
Philadelphia
JB Lippincott Company
Wag and Way Rooted in Aryan Speech Across Languages
The text traces the word wag and wave to the Aryan root wagh meaning to move or pass over. It links wagon, wagging, and way to motor motion, noting Sanskrit and Teutonic pathways to words like via and vah, and argues motion is the core idea tying related terms together.
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New York Herald
Rabin
India
United States
Moses
Disappointed Tribune Head Questions Aged Table Guest
A tense exchange at the fourth table shows Walter-Whata from iChicago Tribune asking about a dour guest. The assistant notes the man’s grouch and readiness to protest that the cantaloupe is not ripe, reflecting a lively, informal newsroom chatter.
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iChicago Tribune
Walter
Two Painters Exchange Barbs Over Word Prices
In a witty exchange, Highbrow boasts 20 cents per word for his artful prose while Longbrow retorts with a claim of 2 dollars per word, asserting he is a significant painter. The banter highlights rival reputations and differing valuations of literary craft.
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