United Family Feeling a Thing of the Past
Mrs. Russell Sage laments the loss of united family life and maternal companionship. She observes women’s schools discuss mothers developing intellect to better guide children and criticizes teachers seeking speed over depth. She urges girls to cultivate beauty, piety, and womanliness to strengthen the nation through its women.
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Call to Organize Against Economic Threats
The text urges united action to halt a growing social brigandage and urges organization to wage a defense against perceived violations of American industry. It proclaims a collective resolve with the motto Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute.
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Finley’s Barber Shop
J. L. Murphy
Enbalmer
Norris & Little
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway
Atlanta and
West Point
Western Railway of
Alabama
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville Henderson and St. Louis Railroad
Nashville Chattanooga and
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Kimball House
Atlanta
Wim
B. Clements
Kimball Mouse
B. Walker
Depot Ticket Agt
Union Station
W. H. Fulton
Koultabie Hidg
Atlanta, Ga
Chivtiezis
PF Atisnte
Anniston Banking
M. B. Wellborn Pees
Realey
Bright
Smith
J. L. Wikle
Kalola
Kalola Company
Bavannah, Georgia
High Glass Shop
E. Julius Williams
Mrs. Russell Sage
D. M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
United States
DR. Tichenor
Pat Allen
Lewis Fieber
Hamilton & Co
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Swift Specific CO
Oxford Lake Park
Warren & Howard
John Geyer
Ludlow Allen
Black Face
Rhea Wise
Selma
Song Bird
Fred O’rourke
U. S. Army and Navy
Meyers Medicine CO
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