House by the Side of the Road Inspires Local News
A mix of poetry and community notices fills pages as Miss Lattle Brown addresses girls at local schools about forming girl reserves with enthusiasm. The section also notes a womanless wedding at a high school, a stereopticon China talk, social bridge events, and various Society reports from Athens, Atlanta, and nearby towns featuring people, engagements, births, and upcoming events.
Wengrow Wins Champion De Bater Title At Georgia University
The Brunswick News notes Mr. Wengrow’s victory as champion debater in the annual Phi Kappa versus Demosthenian clash at the University of Georgia. The piece also discusses county government in the United States, highlighting spending, indebtedness, decentralization, lack of a unified head, and the need for reform and stronger county administration, with Georgia’s numerous counties and city commissions cited.
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Dewey Knight
Nashville
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Wengrow
Brunswick
University For Georgia
Brunswick News
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America
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Texas
Counity Government Class Discusses County Role and Costs
A class at Peabody auditorium examines county government led by Prof. Jas L Sibley. The talk stresses county roles in highways health education and social welfare and notes how rural residents rely on county services while warning of growing tax needs.
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Peabody Auditorium
Jas. L. Sibley
United States
Use Georgia Product Promotes Chamberlain Count Remedy
Mrs. Fred Arter of Zangeville Ohio says friends praise Chamberlain's Count Remedy for coughs and colds. She urges readers to try it and see its excellence, endorsing Georgia produce in advertising.
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Lucian Cocke
Roanoke
Alumnai Endowment Fund
Beer-Stovall Chapel
Columbia University
Cockes
Rutherford
Chamberlain
Fred Arter
Zangeville
Ohio
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