State Normal to Take to Woods Nature Study Trip
Teachers and senior student-teachers from State Normal, plus Muscogee school students, will take a long afternoon tramp through the woods for nature study and recreation. They will study plants trees flowers birds and insects. Foley Cathartic Tablets are promoted as a mild safe laxative not causing griping and helping digestion and energy.
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Wm. O. E. Bielke
Mgr. Scott Hotel
Hancock, Mich
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Adv
Nelson Aldrich 1841 1911 Rhode Island statesman dies
Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich longtime U S senator from Rhode Island and national Republican leader died in New York at 74 from apoplexy after a period of indigestion. He served in the Senate from 1881 to 1911 and shaped tariff and currency policy, including the 1908 Emergency Currency law and the Payne Aldrich tariff. His career drew both praise for leadership and criticism as a powerful banker ally. Burial at Swan Point Cemetery in Providence.
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Associated Press
New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States
Rhode Island
Swan Point
Providence
Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
United States Senate
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
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Aldrich
John D. Rockefeller
Foster
R. I
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Congress
Ambrose E. Burnside
Servator Aldrich
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Stone
Missouri
National Monetary Commission
Central West
Middle West
Europe
Vacancy on Southern Mutual Board Not Filled
The regular meeting of the Southern Mutual Insurance Company directors occurred yesterday morning. The vacancy caused by the death of Captain James White was not filled, but will be filled at an early meeting.
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Southern Mutual Insurance Company
James White
Pound Attends Eighth District High School Meeting
President Jerre M. Pound of the State Normal spent two days in Washington Ga attending the Eighth district high school meeting that concluded its work last night.
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Jerre M. Pound
Normal
Washington, Ga
Kidney trouble relief claim ad from Palmer & Sons
A testimony from J. P. Jones of Boothe Arkansas says Foley Kidney Pills quickly cured a severe kidney problem that left him unable to work. The ad promises thousands of similar cures for weak backs rheumatism and bladder troubles and urges use of the product from Palmer & Sons.
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J. P. Jones
Boothe, Ark
Foley
Palmer & Sons
Tragedy of the Rails and other pictures in a big program
A two part thriller featuring Gertrude McCoy and Augustus Phillips touted as a standout Edison studio film. Also showing The Millinery Man Lubin comedy and Bronchy Billys Vengeance with G M Anderson in the Broncho Billy role. Monday brings Kleine feature Geo M Cohans mystery Stop Thief with Mary Ryan and stage company. Regular hours 1 to 11 p m.
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Gertrude McCoy
Augustus Phillips
Edison
Bronchy Billy
G. M. Anderson
Finney
Geo. M. Cohan
Mary Ryan
Athens
Caruso Bidez Chosen Auburn Fullback Captain
Auburn selects Paul R. Bidez nicknamed Caruso as captain of the 1915 football eleven by unanimous vote. A three year varsity member from Carrollton, Georgia he followed Harris and Christopher in the famed double fullback era and is popular on campus.
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Auburn
Ala
Paul R. Bidez
Bidez
Harris
Christopher
Donahue
Bider
Caruso
Carrollton
Aber ‘Atteis
Brother &T
Georgia
Day exercises postponed at State Normal School
Day activities planned yesterday at the State Normal School were rescheduled for one day next week with the exact date to be announced later. The events mark the third of the year and show growing interest and strong but friendly rivalry among the classes.
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State Normal School
Miss Geutner Speaks at State Normal School Chapel
Miss Geutner, a missionary in India on furlough, addressed the State Normal School at chapel. Sponsored by the YWCA in the South Atlantic states, she shared two days of talks about missionary work in Southern Asia, inspiring students with her experiences.
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State Normal School
Miss Guitner
India
America
Southtlantic
Asia
Sunday School Rally at Boggs Chapel
Rev. Stanley R. Grubb directs a Sunday school rally at Boggs Chapel with participants including Rev. Troy Beatty Miss Annie O Farrell Rowland Dr Cason and Dr Pendley. A large attendance is expected as the pastor gives his hour to the event.
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Boggs Chapel
Stanley R. Grubb
Clarke County Association
Grubb
Troy Beatty
Annie O'Farrell
Rowland
Cason
Pendley
Baseball scores from rain and late finishes across leagues
National results include Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2 and New York 3 Brooklyn 5 while Boston Philadelphia were postponed by rain. American League games saw Washington 3 New York 2 and Philadelphia 6 Boston 6 called in the ninth. Other section results cover Federals Newark 2 Baltimore 6 and Southern and South Atlantic pairings with several high score games.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
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Federals
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Buffalo
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Atlanta
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Nashville
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Jacksonville
Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Columbia
Macon
Columbus
Private Play At the S N S by the State Normals
A private presentation by the senior class of the State Normals opens this evening as part of training to direct exercises for country schools. The notice links the event to a series of demonstrations in teacher preparation and school recreation.
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State Normals
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Hill and Thompson case
District Court of the Northern District of Georgia notices creditors of Hill and Thompson and J G Hill individually bankrupt. First meeting of creditors to be held at the referee's office Athens Ga on April 27 1915 at 11 oclock in the forenoon. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankruptcy and transact other business. Frank L Upson referee in bankruptcy Athens Ga April 16 1915.
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Athens
Clarke
Hill
Thompson
J. G. Hill
Frank L. Upson
Georgia Scrubs Also Winners at Milledgeville
The Georgia Scrubs defeated G. M. C. 4 to 3 in Milledgeville. Fox pitched for the Ath ens collegians in a tight game. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe effective cough medicine, with H. R. Palmer & Sons advertising Grove's tasteless chill tonic for general health.
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Milledgeville
Georgia Scrubs
Fox
Athens Collegians
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Grove
Market brief shows mixed cotton and grain quotes today
New York cotton futures edge mostly higher while spot markets list varied by city. Corn oats pork lard ribs futures reflect modest changes with May and July contracts leading activity across commodities.
Shaw Expert Explores George Bernard Shaw in Atlanta
In Atlanta on April 16, Richard Burton president of the National Drama League spoke at the Georgian Terrace to Atlanta Drama League members. He offered a sharp profile of Shaw showing his versatile personality and the underlying seriousness beneath much of his sarcasm. The talk ended with tea and a chance to meet Mr. Burton.
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Atlanta
George Bernard Shaw
Richard Burton
National Drama League
Georgian Terrace
League
Burton
Shaw
Atlanta Drama League
Makes 61 Feel Like 16 Kidney Pills Claim
Mrs. M A Bridges of Robinson Mississippi says kidney pills restored her vigor after two years of ailment. She began Foley Kidney Pills ten months ago and now feels like a 16 year old girl. The ad claims the pills invigorate weak kidneys and ease backache rheumatism and bladder trouble. 4H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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M.A. Bridges
Robinson
Foley
R. Palmer & Sons
Miller Preaches Daniels Prophecy at Baptist Tabernacle
Rev R V Miller leader in Bible prophecy studies delivered a powerful Daniels Prophecy sermon at the Baptist Tabernacle drawing a larger crowd than the prior night. He plans further services Sunday morning and night and a YMCA men’s meeting the following afternoon.
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R. V. Miller
Baptist Tabernacle
Daniel
Miller
Tabernacle
Poverty and Tuberculosis in 1900s view
The article argues poverty is both a cause and consequence of tuberculosis, comparing it with typhoid and other disabilities. It touches on anti-suffrage sentiment and features a comical exchange about a wife and the role of women in the home.
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Gaylor
Dansant
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