Atlanta Georgian Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice
A promotional notice lists Hearst's Sunday American and The Atlanta Georgian mailing options. Subscriptions available nationwide with rates for one month sixty cents, three months one dollar seventy five, six months three dollars sixty, or one year seven dollars. Change-of-address service noted. Foreign rates available on request.
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Alabama Street
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Sunday American
United States
Canada
Mexico
Georgia Eyes World Exposition Opportu nity in 1915
Georgia plans a moving picture exhibit to San Francisco for the 1915 Panama Exposition. The Georgia Commission will show Georgia’s cattle, horses, mills, cotton, and crops to a global audience, raise funds for a show house, and keep the films as a permanent state exhibit.
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San Francisco
Gulf and Southeastern
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Golden City
The
Golden Gate
Georgia Commission
Congress
Pacific Slope
Sunset Park
1915
Shriners
The Panama Canal Controversy in The World Editorial
The World argues President Wilson sought repeal of the canal tolls to ease foreign relations and treaties. It claims the surrender was unnecessary, crediting the Norris Simmons amendment as a correction, and asserts the nation will reclaim the canal from Britain if needed. Senator Borah voices the sentiment that the canal will endure beyond politicians.
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The
New York World
New York
the World
More Truth Than Poetry By James J Montague
A compact, era themed collection of satirical quips and aphorisms critiquing politics and public figures. It references Bryan and Daniels with mockery of wealth and wartime provisioning for naval officers.
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James J. Montague
Atlanta a Summer Resort: Georgia Letter to Editor
In a June 11 1914 Georgian letter T A Cunningham argues travel boosts ideas and happiness but notes high costs deter Southerners. He urges Atlanta to register first class boarding houses to turn the city into a major summer resort, promoting local hotels, movies, trolley rides and lake activities as attractions. He suggests urban and mountain combo appeals to lure visitors home.
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Atlanta
South
Bailiwick
Southeast
Land of the Sky
North Carolina
East Tennessee
Lake Shore
Coosa
Rome
Chattahoochee
Macon
Wilson Loses Grip on Senate over Toll Exemption
In Washington on June 12 President Wilson loses control of the Senate as lawmakers push for repeal of Panama Canal tolls. An Administration Senator says a pledged majority will back the Norris Simmons amendment or stronger measures, challenging the President’s approach and urging conciliatory tactics. The dispute centers on tolls policy and party unity amid claims of a panicked reaction to a telegram about a Japanese warship visit coordinated with British policy.
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Ashington
Wilson
Senate
Jonathan Unto
David
Ben Tillman
Congress
O’gorman
Mr. Wilson
O'Gorman
William Alden Smith
Foreign Affairs Committee
Smith
The Art of Upholding a Conversation
A writer advises hosts to guide a dialogue with the same care used in planning a dinner. The piece compares turn taking and topic flow to meal pacing, suggesting practical cues to keep guests comfortable and engaged throughout an event.
The Art of Dinner Conversation Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix advises hosts to avoid forced topics and etiquette driven chatter. She champions spontaneous, lively dialogue and notes that good conversation requires attentive listening, tact, and the ability to spark stories from guests.
Good Conversation Is Spontaneous and Vivacious
The essay argues conversation thrives as spontaneous, champagne like. It cannot be prepped in advance without losing vivacity and punch, likening overmature planning to canned dialogue. It warns against canned topics at dinners, or dinners becoming quick lunch meals with no polite speaking.
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Thor
Jenny
What is the Scientific Age of the Earth
Edgar Lucien Larkin compares scientific estimates of Earth's age with biblical ideas. He argues the earth is at least 100 million years old, critiques biblical cosmology, and notes ancient ignorance of astronomy and physics while highlighting modern scientific measurements and the vast scales of the universe.
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Edgar Lucien Larkin
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Atlanta Spirit
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O'Shaughnessy
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Lionel Carden
Dorothy DIX
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