Subscription rates and distribution details for The Constitution
The notice lists mail and carrier rates for The Constitution in the United States, Mexico, and outside Atlanta with monthly and weekly prices. It identifies Holliday as advertising manager for territory outside Atlanta and provides Washington Bureau contact John Corrigan Jr. It notes New York sale locations and times and disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Atlanta
United States
Mexico
BR Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
No 1727'S Street
John Corrigan Jr
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Times
Thirty Eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
One Year Later the South Courts a Cotton Comeback
Looking back from a year ago the south has reason to celebrate the cotton market recovery since the European war began. Prices fell from 11 cents to about half, stock and cotton exchanges closed, and general business panic spread. Now 1915 cotton at 9 cents yields better net results than the pre war one cent rate, with reduced costs and sharp readjustment. prospects for a strong business season remain optimistic despite British contraband concerns.
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Europe
Providence
South
Ready for a Prosperous Fall and Winter Ahead
The note urges preparation for a forthcoming period described as ripe for active and prosperous business. It emphasizes that the outcome depends on effort, and encourages backing the upcoming season to turn promise into fulfillment through collective action and readiness.
No Double Sessions Expected in Atlanta Schools
Superintendent Landrum assures that there will be no double sessions when schools reopen this month. If new rooms are not ready, classes will be delayed a few days rather than force pupils, parents, and teachers into the prior nuisance. The fight to end double sessions, backed by The Constitution and the Atlanta School Improvement Association, led to an $85,000 city council appropriation last June to rehabilitate the system.
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Landrum
The
Constitution
Atlanta School Improvement Association
Apnng
Landrums
Atlanta
Miracle of the Mummy Causes Backyard Corn Boom in Kansas
A Kansas Sun dispatch reports a mummy found with ancient Indian corn grains about 1000 years old. Baptist preacher uncovered the grains last spring. Hutchinson official William E Kelley planted them. Eight of ten kernels sprouted, yielding twenty ears and tall stalks with yellow kernels and a bloodlike tip. Kelley hopes to sell kernels for dollars each and foresees a new mummy hunt to reap a similar bizarre harvest.
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Kansas
New York Sun
William E Kelley
Hutchinson
Kelley
Gold In The Land Treasure Rumor In Davidson County N C
The Lexington Dispatch reports a rumor of gold ranging between 500000 and 500000 in Davidson County North Carolina. The Charlotte Observer cites Enlightened readers skeptical of war era fears and notes deposits moved from Charlotte banks while some gold remains hidden. The piece mocks pessimists and urges prudence as national prosperity is discussed.
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Davidson County
N C
Lexington Dispatch
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Charlotte
Brer Rabints
Helow
Land of Sweet Contentment and Old Time Fiddle
Fragmentary regional verse blending seasonal imagery with old time traditions. Poetic pieces mention winter, snow, a fiddle, and a feast atmosphere in a nostalgic town setting with scattered lines about prosperity and gratitude. Includes a garbled line about baseball with stars and a disjointed note on shovels.
Autumn Notes and a Georgia Dream of Matrimony
A collage of clipped columns and crisscrossed amusements. The Washington Herald notes an Atlanta man advertising for a wife seeking a blonde, "finger" and an old maid with a canary among applicants. Georgia musings praise summer days while prosperity arrives with September. Maud Muller is retold in a Florida Times Union tale. Prosperity and good roads spark southern pride as farmers ride in automobiles.
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Washington Herald
Atlanta
Florida
Florida Times Union
Maud Muller
Maud Muler
Kiddler
Adams Enterprise
Convict Honor System Backed by Georgia Officials
A Georgia editor endorses Fulton County trial of a convict honor system on state highways. He cites Texas success, praises supporters like DeWF Draper and HS Fairbanks, and urges county cooperation across the state to improve road work and inmate rehabilitation.
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Georgia
Texas
de WF Draper
US Marine Hearsal Corps
Fairbanks
Building of W. and A. Great Statesmanship
Sam W. Smeal recounts a Philadelphia financier praising the Western and Atlantic railroad as a milestone in state leadership. He argues Georgia should retain the road, leveraging leasing checks and a strong commission to protect value, while noting public ownership could maximize transit control and protect pricing across rival lines.
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W. Smeal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Georgia
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Georglas
DeWitt Cintons
Ere Canal
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Insurance fears stall in British loan bids and US bond debate
The Holland Letter reports that major US insurers hinted they would back a large US bond issue possibly up to 500 million dollars to secure funds for emergencies, with savers and banks identified as likely buyers. It notes past Spanish war bond sales under Vanderlip and contrasts with potential Treasury actions under McAdoo and Nekdowol.
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United States
United
Tatesan
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Commonis
Firit
Trensury
Iiterast Winan
Thoae
van Derloenen
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Vanderlip
McAdoo
Treasmy
Nekdoowl
Georgia women urged to launch state beauty campaign
A Georgia woman returning from California urged a statewide beauty drive led by the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs to civic beautification and thrift. She praised California’s pro‑beauty ethic and irrigation, urging local committees in every county to oversee conservation, tree care, and bridge repairs along the Dixie Highway, with support from agriculture colleges and federal agencies to boost state development and pride.
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Isam Dooly
Georgia
California
Vse
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Aligide
Federation
Savannah
Federation of Womens Clubs
Dixie Hughway
Digle
College of Agriculture
Wamena Elals
Eman
Golden West
Arrest Warrant in Moblie Case Leads to Pardon Debate
The report covers an arrest in Moblie on procurement by fraud linked to carloads of citie and a governor’s pursuit to extradite. It also notes Denton and Wardens appointments by Charles Arnow, plus commissions and pardons affecting Glynn and Richmond counties amid tax and industrial disputes with Tennessee Copper Company and Shoals power plant arbitration.
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Steves
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Amity
Gayen
Sean
Setey
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Tyer
Te May
Tuan
Wert Dorner
Michmond
Dorner
Gisges
Tubercul
GHG Shoals
Guote
Pen al Ag Ainst
Grewe Shoals Power Phiatan Uert
Carrelt
Rammary
Jordan Agita
George Wilger Gembar
Coppror Plas
Walker
Haris
Rof Duckworth
Tenneshre
Verterdas Fy
Evernor
Walitt
Tennesse Copper Company
Rippling Rhymes by Watt Mason
A fragmented verse piece by Watt Mason exploring farm life and clever schemes. The narrator references farmers, bumbles and traders, with playful misdirections and satirical humor about gullibility and cunning. The text reads as a nonsensical, rhythmic pastiche with archaic phrasing and whimsical wordplay.
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Watt Mason
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