Constitution price list and distribution details
The Constitution announces carriage rates for Atlanta and out of town territories, with a Washington Bureau address at 1727 8 Street NW and a New York City sale time of 2 pm the day after issue. It lists vendor outlets Hot Wings Newsstands at Broadway and 42nd Street, 38th Street and Broadway, and 29th Street and Broadway, and notes it is not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Hoglida
Constitution Building
Atlante
Washington
Joan Corripan Jr
Stat
New York City
Broadwas
Forty Second Steet
Limes Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Broadway
Twenty Ninth Street
Be a Bull on Georgia Says Fuller Callaway
LaGrange financier Fuller Callaway predicts a bear market for Georgia next three to four years with a strong stance against weak sentiment. He cites careful analysis of cotton conditions, eastern demand, and gold inflow, noting Atlanta as a key economic center and urging preparedness for prosperity despite a difficult outlook.
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Georgia
Great Eastern
Whichtlanta
Europe
Atlanta
Ittlutita
Sir Oliver Lodge Advocates Faith Beyond Proof
Sir Oliver Lodge, head of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, advocates belief in life after death. He argues that faith rests on conviction where proof is lacking, contrasting it with modern skepticism and materialism while urging that religion endure through enduring hope and centuries of tradition.
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Oliver Lodge
Science
Sir Olver
Cleverls x & Wanner
Netapisis
Stir Olver
Omar Khayyam
I Know That My Redeemer Liveth in Dark Ages Faith
The passage speaks of cynicism versus steadfast belief, noting that in humanity's depths there remains a divine hope not needing science. It recalls Sir Oliver’s cautious optimism and ends with the confident line I know that my Redeemer liveth as a sure reply to doubt.
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Oliver
Passing of Gaynor Size and Oceanic Finales
The death of William J Gaynor mayor of Greater New York comes at sea after a stormy career marked by independence and a democratic instinct. Though he faced political and health challenges, his kindness and eccentric genius defined his public life and his legacy in public service.
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William J Gaynor
Greater
New York
Dger
Ocean
Juir
Gaynor
Georgia china from Georgia kaolin sparks local industry
State Geologist McCabe demonstrated that Georgia kaolin feldspar and mica can yield china and porcelain. He sent specimens to an Olio potter, received samples, and noted potential profits of local production. Georgia towns along kaolin belts could sustain china industries, boosting wages and keeping work within the state.
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McCabe
Georgia
Olio
Georgias Kaplin
Nedlessh
Macon
Athinta
Columbus
Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Sayact
A Home Thanksgiving and Tariff Talk in Georgia
A garbled regional verse piece recalls a home Thanksgiving in Georgia with parents guiding children to stay home from school. It juxtaposes tariff debates with rural life, prosperity talk, and sketchy anecdotes about farms, weather, and a rumored airship, all framed in a folksy, period voice.
FertilizerAdvocacy Promises Higher Crop Yields in Georgia
Georgia leaders claim fertilizer methods prove highly profitable for farmers. Intelligent application allegedly doubles or quadruples cotton and corn yields, turning land that once yielded one quarter bale of cotton or ten bushels of corn into much higher output.
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Sue Canucayille
Georgia
A Story of the Moment by Walt Mason Probes Progress
A humorous sketch lampoons scientific progress and modern labor saving devices. Through Aunt Tala and her carpet sweeper saga it contrasts past frugal ease with today’s push for newer gadgets and rising living costs, hinting at a universal consumer fatigue.
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Tala
Karen
Heffelfinger
Hal Columbia
Iim
Dilight
Heffslinger
Savings Bank
Congress
Golden Precepts From The Boston Globe
Late Robert Ogden merchant philanthropist and millionaire left behind a set of good rules. Keep faith in humanity and honor womanhood. Believe in yourself and others will too. A vigorous man has the right to demand a chance to work. Recommended to New England youths beginning careers in commerce industry and the professions. Obeying these will lead to happiness and good fortune.
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Boston Globe
Robert Ogden
New England
New Cure for Warts Claims From a Fig Juice Remedy
The report describes a claimed wart cure from fig juice as tested by TP Pursey and his family. He asserts success across many cases, noting a daughter’s warts vanished after exposure to fig juice. He warns against common bogus remedies and urges testing this approach.
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Thomas
Ms Thursey
Aursey
Alcohol and Tobacco Debate on Beer Health Effects
The New York medical record argues beer is most linked to intestinal putrefaction and heart injury from habitual use. It criticizes the trend to blame alcohol uniformly for all modern harms and notes many drinkers also smoke, with tobacco seen as a heart poison but often minimized in its seriousness.
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New York
The 300 Spartans at Thermopylae and the Thespians
The article reassesses the famous Thermopylae defense, noting that Greeks from several regions aided Leonidas including Arcadia, Corinth, Boeotia, Thebes and others. It emphasizes that the 300 Spartans and 700 Thespians fought and died together, while arguing the glory should not rest solely on the Spartan contingent.
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Corinth
Philus
Mycenee
Peloponnese
Boetia
Thespiana
Lecrians
Qpus
Phocians
Leonidas
Leonidis
Sparta
Walis
Pest
Thermopylae
Fuller Calaway Outlines Georgia Prosperity Outlook
LaGrange developer Fuller T Calaway says national and Georgia conditions favor a strong, multi year upswing. He cites Constitution analysis on cotton, western belt slump benefits, and Atlanta as a business center, predicting enduring prosperity for Georgia and LaGrange.
Morgan County backs state chamber movement in Macon
Morgan County Chamber of Commerce endorses the Georgia Chamber of Commerce uplift plan. Co G Bradley notes the group’s full support and pledges strong representation at the Macon meeting on September 16 to promote state prosperity and progress.
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Morgan County Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Cylfader
C J
D McKinney
Macon
G Bradley
Morgan County
For and Against Kissing Strong for Spooners
A reader defends a sane policy of discrimination against vice while condemning gossip and the spying on citizens. He questions policing tactics in spooning arrests, urges clean politics, and reflects on morality, health, and social standards in Atlanta.
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Spooners
Laiter Constitution
Atlanta
Polticians
Nature Society
Do It Anyway and The Limits of Moral Kissing in Public
A fragmented early 20th century column urges obedience, discipline, and grit as paths to leadership and success. It blends motivational exhortation with candid remarks on sexuality, propriety, and public morals, citing a Wilmington North Carolina editor and a Pecksniffs critique of Atlanta's Puritanism.
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Pecksaniffs
Constitution
Atlanta
Corn shows signal economic road to prosperity
Counties planning corn shows expect a turnaround if crop failures are avoided. Officials and producers anticipate sales and prices improving as ad hoc shows showcase yield and market demand, with local communities hoping for steady income and renewed growth.
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Hawkinsville
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