Subscriptions and distribution notes for The Constitution
The document outlines subscription rates and payment terms for The Constitution, including in advance options and weekly rates. It lists Atlanta and outside territory advertising contacts, Washington Bureau address, and distribution points in New York City with multiple street locations. It notes the newspaper is not responsible for advance payments to out-of-town dealers or agents.
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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
A. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
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Street
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John Corrigan
The Great World Cross Editorial on War as Blessing
The New York Evening Sun argues that the war, while terrible, may bring world renewal through providence. It praises crosses of suffering as refining nations, freeing slaves, and promoting liberty, but warns the innocent pay bitter penalties and urges humility before God.
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The
New York Evening Sun
Dr. Eaton
Youthful writer seeks Burns era freedom in Ayr
A Scottish journalist enamored with Burns abandons routine life to live simply in Ayr, sleeping outdoors and seeking a poet’s freedom. He wanders the countryside, shelters in barns during rain, but is later charged as a vagabond by Ayr magistrates and sentenced to three months hard labor.
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Robert Burns
Ayr
Burns
Dale
Bit Ayeam
The Dreamer and the Simple Life in a Cryptic Riddle
The passage questions genius and dreamers who topple their own aims. It contrasts Kipling like warnings with signs of everyday life. It ponders the clash between wild freedom and material proof, and the need to show funds to sustain a simple life.
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Rudyard ‘Kipling
Oyster bulletin promises safer, tastier shellfish
The United States Bureau of Fisheries notes oysters are safer and of high quality as season opens. A new bulletin lists one hundred recipes for preparation and urges continued sanitary oversight of cultivation, packing, and interstate shipment. Georgia coast oysters are praised though some prefer Chesapeake beds for perceived safety. A simple law could boost Georgia's industry through stronger supervision.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
United States
Georgia
Atlanta
Chesapeake Bay
Puritan Justice In New Jersey Probed In A Sunday Apple Fine
A critical look at New Jersey’s old style enforcement mocks the heavy penalties placed on daily life. A 60 year old woman fined five dollars for seven apples taken on Sunday faced a judge who deemed even carrying fruit on Sunday improper. The piece contrasts harsh penalties with claims of misused authority and questions the justice system’s fairness.
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Lts
Jersey
The Old-Time Providential Way And Dry South Rhymes
A fragment from The Billvile Banner and The Pickens Sentinel notes a longing for providence and historic faith amid Prohibition era dryness. It contrasts ancient grace with present hardship, mentions a summer iceman and a plumber, and cites poems about South Carolina going dry with lines mocking corkscrews and mint juleps.
Fragments From A Talky Page In The Macon News
A miscellany piece by Frank L Stanton blends whimsical verse and social commentary. It cites old time courtship, a piano of memories, and humorous quips about weddings and oysters. The column reflects playful journalism with literary asides and readers’ snippets tied to old breadline culture.
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Wather
Father
Macon News
Universal Peace Advocated By Dr Hall At Jones Avenue
Dr. J. Hall of the Georgia Peace Society urged rewriting history to emphasize peace triumphs over war victories. He argued universal peace is possible as humanity gains truer ideals, with the strong protecting the weak and nations seeking constructive ends rather than destruction. He called for stopping armament manufacture and referring disputes to a high court of nations.
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J. Hall
The
Georgia Peace Society
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Hall
Mali
High Court of Nations
Atlanta Spirit sermon by Dr Hendrix urges constructive good will
Dr Hendrix of St Mark Methodist preached on The Atlanta Spirit Constructive Good Will urging Atlanta and Georgia to awaken wealthy and influential citizens to civic service. He cited Henry Grady Sidney Lanier and other leaders as examples of unity that fueled postwar growth and reforms through friendly cooperation and public leadership.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Dir
W. BR. Hendri
St. Mark Methodist Church
Henry Grady
Sidney Lawier
South
Dr. Hendrix
Hendrix
Atlanta Seminary Receives Library of Famous Poet
The Atlanta Theological Seminary has recently received the valuable library of the distinguished poet Rev. Ray Palmer. Palmer, Congregational minister and author of "My Faith Looks Up to Thee," died in 1987 in New Jersey. This afternoon at 2 o'clock the fifteenth year opening expo rts will be held, inviting all friends of the school.
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Amer
Yay Palmer
New Jersey
Charles Ray Palmer
Yale University
Ananta Theological Seminary
Praise for Chamber of Commerce editor letter to Wilkinson
Will 8 Hamilton defends a prior article as not attacking Atlanta Chamber of Commerce or Mr Wilkinson. He notes his associations with the State Chamber of Commerce and local boards, praises the chamber, and urges civic improvements including a central city park and amenities. He apologizes for any inadvertent reflection and values newspaper collaboration.
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Constitution
Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
State’ Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Board of Trade
Atlanta Real ‘State Men
Atlanta Chamber
Faut
Wilkingon
Atlanta
South
Hamilton
A Good Word for Georgia From The Christian Science Monitor
Georgia prepares a statewide film project to showcase its industries and resources to audiences across the United States and beyond. The film aims to correct misperceptions and present Georgia as it truly is, separate from the acts of a few individuals.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Georgia
United States
Geogia
Amud~ Gan Union
Old South
New South
Iis
Dyestuff Shortage Forces Mill Curtailed Operations in New England
The Ledger reports widespread reductions in cotton textile production due to a dyestuff shortage. New England mills such as Lancaster Clinton Mass Amoskene Manchester York Lewiston Lawrence Fitchburg and others cut loom and spindle counts, shifting to four day weeks. Southern mills fare better, but overall industry faces severe supply limits and potential need to switch to vegetable dyes or bleached goods as American dye production remains constrained by war and policy.
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Columbus Ledger
New England
Lancaster
Clinton
Mass
Amoskene Manufacturing Company
Manchester
S. Hl, 24,400 Rooms; 670,000 Spindles, Pates Mills
Lewiston
Pacific Print Works
Lawrence
Parkhill. Mills
Fitchburg
A York Manufacturing Company
Face
Tiverett Mills
Columbus
America
Congress
Harvest Festival Week Attracts Free Attractions In Atlanta
The Georgia Festival association plans free daily entertainments during festival week featuring tightrope acts, Russian dancers, ponies, clowns, and bands. Key boosters like W. T. Gentry pledge generous support, while President Davison and the ad men push Agricultural Day plans and a Ford car gathering expected to draw thousands. County boards meet in Macon to align statewide participation.
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Tal
Ad Men
Julian Boehm
Boneh
P. C. McDuffie
Atlanta
Abbott
Ford
Festival Association
Georgia
Macon
St. Kime Muzsengale
Davieon
Official Georgia Chamber Meeting Program Promised
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce announces a national attendance record at its Macon event starting Wednesday. The official program, telegraphed to state papers, outlines sessions at Grand Theater with remarks by Charles J. Haden and key speakers, plus a Georgia motion picture exhibit and publicity plans spanning three years.
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Ihe
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Macon
Fusiows
Charles J. Haden
Commissioner of Agriculture
Price
Ouden Persons
State Senate
Georgia Mo
Grand Theater
Edward Young Clarke
Quitmaan
Georgia Chamber, of Commerce
Georgia Picture
Géon
Good Roads
Georgia Chamber of Combinerce
Georgia
Conference of Georgia Mayors
Georgia Harvest Feativei
Dempsey Hotel
Georgia Motion Picture
J. J. Brice
North
War Drives of God Reflected in Sermon at First Methodist
Dr H M DuBose preached that war foreshadows God Driven campaigns against sin including polygamy slave hunting and debaucheries of the tenderloin He tied national conflict to divine judgment and urged repentance in Georgia Atlanta and its churches The sermon cited Germans Russian fronts and the Kaisers foes as part of a larger divine effort with personal punishment for the ungodly.
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H. M. DuBose
First Methodist Church
Bu- Tepe
God
Dr. DuBose
Sina
Georgia
Atlanta
Beautiful Silver Loving Cup Presented to Dr. E. A. Kraft
Dr Edwin Arthur Kraft city organist farewell recital featured a silver loving cup awarded by Atlanta musicians through the Atlanta Music Festival Association. A large audience at the Astorium praised his work and regard for him. Kraft departs for Cleveland Ohio to become organist at Trinity Cathedral and will be succeeded in Atlanta by C A Sheldon Jr of Atlanta.
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E. A. Kraft
Edwin Arthur
Kraft
Atlanta
R. & Weesel
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Atlanta Music Fear Tival Association
Anastorium
Kriaft
Cleveland
Ohio
Trinity Cathedral
A. Sheldon, Jr
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