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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1914
Page
7
Mr. Claud Daves line foreman for the Athens Railway and Electric Co. is resting more comfortably after a fall from a ladder at the city quarry. In 17 years of service he has missed only three days due to sickness or accident, a record highly regarded by company officers.
The plan to purchase the birth home of Henry W Grady and move it to the University of Georgia campus as a museum memorial and trophy building receives wide support. Donations and a subscription list will be opened soon for contributions to the memorial with interest from across the state and Athens endorsing the move.
Special to the Banner reports Harriet Chalmers Adams, famed American woman explorer, back from studying fringe Asia. She argues ancient Americans may have crossed from Asia by sea, via Malay and Chinese lineages, to form early civilizations in the New World, citing Tiahuanaco, Inca, Mayan, Toltec, Aztec, and Pueblo peoples.
Washington April 10 Are the fundamentals and concentration skills taught as fully today as in the past These questions close to the heart of parents and teachers will be discussed at the Third International Congress on the Welfare of the Child in Washington April 22 under the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations Dr M W O Shea professor of psychology at the University of Wisconsin will lead the sessions with Dr G Stanley Hall and Dr Helen C Putnam among participants The program aims to offer authoritative insights on education today and how children are trained for social ethical and moral challenges in modern urban life
A Tennessee column recounts a woman's relief from fatigue headaches and weakness after taking Cardui the woman’s tonic. The ad claims Cardui strengthens nerves aids the worn out system and quiets distressing symptoms. It invites readers to write Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept for a free book.
A week long program in Washington discusses parent child training and school roles in modern society. The event addresses shifting responsibility to schools and courts, and the use of schools as social centers. Mrs. Frederick Schoff of Philadelphia helps lead the congress with top educators and philanthropists.
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