Patriotism and Georgia’s World Role in 1913 14 Speech
A Georgia speaker extols patriotism as love of God home and country. He cites Georgia and South gains from cotton richness and natural resources, laments illiteracy postwar, praises Southern resilience, and urges enforcement of laws and pride in the nation.
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Charles Stowe
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Leader for Peace Seeks World Harmony and End to War
The speaker praises a leader who stands for peace and is respected globally. They note the leader has the vision to avoid division and to pursue love, harmony, and an end to war for all nations.
Athens Party Visits Fire Stricken Augusta
Several Athens automobile clubs toured the burned city of Augusta on Sunday to view the ruins. Attendees included Dr H R Palmer Lloyd Palmer Capt J W Barnett Frank Myers Dr Warren J Smith Albert Davison and others. Capt Barnett noted heavy fire resistance and estimated 60 percent salvage in the large office buildings. Davison remarked Savannah visitors paraded cars with Savannah pennants and banners hoping Athens cars would do likewise on Flag Day. Palmer observed a swarm of bees roosting on a car.
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H. R. Palmer
Lloyd Palmer
J. W. Barnett
Frank Myers
Warren J. Smith
Albert Davison
Davison
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Palmer
Quiet Joys and Money Cannot Buy Deep Happiness
A reflection contrasts material joys with enduring, quiet joys that enlarge the heart. The author cites Sabatier, likening money to fleeting pleasures and peasants at a fête who miss the summer night’s splendor as they focus on simpler, deeper joys.
Electrical signaling device warns steersman of course deviation
An English invention introduces electrical apparatus to alert a ship’s officer when the steersman deviates from the prescribed course, aiming to prevent navigation errors at sea.
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England
French masters design plaid open front girls wear
Pictorial Review advertises a two piece girls outfit featuring a plaid open front skirt and a slip blouse. The skirt hangs at the waist creating side folds and matches the cuffs with a panel front middy. Sizes range 6 to 16 years with prices at 15 cents each. Material requirements are listed for 36 and 40 inch fabrics.
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Pictorial Review
Founder's Day at Lucy Cobb Institute Planned
Announcement promises Founder's Day exercises at Lucy Cobb Institute on Monday. A separate Special to the Banner notes Atlanta remains a haven for gamblers with new gambling rooms advertised discreetly, and hints at law enforcement scrutiny amidst a rising gambling scene. The piece closes noting the Chief Canal Health Officer has resigned.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
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Monte Carlo
Mediterranean Sea
O. K
Scotland Yard
Canal Health
British Navy Impressment Through the Ages
The article notes impressment as the seizing of men for the British navy practiced for centuries and not rendered obsolete until just before the Crimean War. It mentions crews sometimes being taken from foreign ships on the high seas.
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