The Constitution ad manager for Atlanta and out-of-town
The notice lists advertising rights for Atlanta and beyond, with J R Holliday as sole manager. It provides Washington Bureau contact details and street locations for distribution. It also notes The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out-of-town carriers. The article discusses Atlanta bank clearings rising with cotton prices, arguing improved business and growing prosperity as cotton moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
John Corrigan, Jr
Constitution
Shie
New York City
Broad Way
Forty-second Street
Times
Broadway
Twenty Ninth Street
Georgia Day publicity plan mirrors California drive
Georgia shifts toward a broad publicity push highlighted by General Agent W T Berg. The Georgia Peach project and a three year campaign by the State Chamber of Commerce will promote Georgia resources and industries with moving picture films and product cars traveling nationwide. California’s approach is cited as a model for boosting state image and value through advertising and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
W T Berg
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Berg Gete
California
Calfornia
Bergs
State Chamber of Commerce
Berg
American Dyestuffs Supply Seen From Three Key Angles
In the dyestuff debate spurred by German supply cuts, Gunby Jordan argues the U S can ship enough dyes but needs capital time and protection. He warns a $40 million investment with safeguards is required, and that war era protection and tariff action may be needed to deter German monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunby Jordan
Columbus
United States
America
Jordan
Germany
Nebraska
Association of
Capresa
Nnl
Congress
House
Senate
America Gould
Eagle and
Phenix Aijie
Southern Settlement and Development Organization expands in Georgia
The group reports rapid progress with plans for fifty western agricultural families in Dougherty county and similar colonies near Valdosta and Newnan. The campaign aims to mobilize southern states, with Georgia urged to lead the effort to reap early benefits and ongoing support from the parent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Georgia
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Georga
Dougherty County
Lowndes County
Valdosta
South
Nuggets From Georgia And Aims Of Faithful Light
The verse ensemble exhorts resilience and faith with rustic Georgia imagery. It urges patience through life’s troubles, trusting Providence, and praising God for daily bread as dawn replaces night. The piece blends spiritual reflection with homespun aphorisms and rural sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dalton Citizen The Ten Second Topic And Other Cartoons
A compendium of local verse, satire and epistles from the Dalton Citizen pages. Poets lampoon fall, politics, and mass media with playful regional chatter and quotes from various papers.
This Looks Like Business. Editor Constitution Report
In Atlanta a prominent Hebrew customer of H M Ashe & Co has valued nearly half a million dollars in real carats in New York and desires exchange for Atlanta central property. The firm, based in Atlanta, Ga, notes confidence in eastern values and future property enhancement.
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East
Atlanta
H M Ashe & Co
New York
Atlanta Central
HM Ashe & Co
Georgia Day Parade Plan Uses Peach Advertising In South
General agent Berg proposes Georgia Day to promote the state through a nationwide parade. Peach cartons, tobacco and cotton floats, literature, and newspaper tie ins would showcase Georgia products and industry. A Georgia club would organize volunteers and press outreach to gain sustained publicity and local support.
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South
California
Omaha
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Philadelphia
New York
Callifornia
United States
Georgia
Georgia Day
Boards of Trade
Brooks
Savannah
Georgia Club
Southern
Gia Club
Florida
Virginia
Californian
Giorgiang
Meridians
Bannore
Sch
Congress urged to study American dyestuff need
Gunby Jordan urges Congress to study the dyestuff problem, arguing America must build a domestic industry over decades with capital, science, and patience. He warns against rising prices and foreign dependence, and proposes a joint House Senate committee, inviting manufacturers, importers, and investors to shape policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunby Jordan
Congress
Haley's roseate view of the cotton outlook
In a 1915 piece by editor Haley argues overextended crop planning and market fears, urging farmers to hold cotton for higher prices. He links southern debt, land values, and real estate impact to cotton’s price swings and notes shifts in industry demand and wartime effects. The author highlights historic price declines, world demand, and the need for self sustaining farms amid volatile markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Ile Real
Ruimans
Cotten
Wells
Industra
Baely
Cotton Oil Trust
Halry
South American Trade Outlook From New York Report
Mr RR Gavin of New York and Havana daily El Mundo proprietor issued a confidential report to a South American government on establishing permanent U S trade links. He warns Latin American credits must be discounted for varying needs or risk failing to build sizable U S markets except for patent protected or superior European-like goods. He suggests temporary curtailment of cash activity until credit relations can be properly reestablished, outlining steps and long delays for dye stuffs and color production, plus the wider impact on American manufacturing and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR Gavin
New York
Havana
el Mundo
Piper Haa
United States
Wr Gavin
North America
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CHE Constitution
Standard Southern
Clark Howell
Roby Robinson
Albert Howell
E R Black
Grady
Mexico
Zoo. Ari
Atlantas
John E Melhsch
Yerkes Observatory
John
Teas
Providence
Trey
The
Dalton Citizen
Bob White
Witlama
Mister Blizzard
Exen
Easter Jerger
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Judd Lewis
Houston Post
Yosef
Et Sia
Pittsburg
Settlement Movement
Raymond Coweta
Georgia Pictures
Settlement and Development Organization
Haley
United State
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