First American School of Journalism Founded by Lee
The document recounts the origins of journalism education in the United States, highlighting General Robert E. Lee’s Washington College and the Henry W Grady School. It notes early doubts from editors like Frederic Hudson and William Hyde about teaching journalism, and describes Lee’s role in proposing a practical, institutionally supported program with scholarships and ties to a local printing office for hands-on instruction.
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City of Georgia
S. V. Sanford
Henry W.‘Grady
Aot
United States
Robert
Eew College
Afid Lee University
Lee
Old South
Bulletin
U. S
EB. Lee
South
Nake
Washington College
America
U.S. Bulletin
Stateett
Washington
Mneral
Robert E. Lee
Henew
Board of Trustees of
R. E. Lee
Pres. W. C
Leo
Messrs. ‘Lafferty & Co
Pecelin
Ral
Frederic Hudson
The
New
Bible
The Permanent Christmas Change in Stockings
The piece notes shifts in clothing and Christmas stock patterns across seasons. It imagines Santa swapping reindeer for nags and motor cars, while the core Christmas spirit remains constant beyond fashion revolutions. A closing quip praises the slogan Shop and shop early.
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Santa Claus
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Move Promotes Public Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt writes from Columbus endorsing a national push to establish the Woodrow Wilson Foundation with a goal of one million dollars. The fund will honor Woodrow Wilson, create a Woodrow Wilson Award for public service, and support a broad campaign starting January 15 with state committees raising subscriptions. A physician death notice follows: Dr William Le Tall found dead in a Chattanooga hotel.
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Franklin D. Tooseyvelt
Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Wilson Foundation
Woodrow. Wilson
America
Ledger
Columbus Friends
Huna of
Georgia
Chattanooga
Tenn
William le Tall
Jackagnville
Fla
Asheville
C.way
Foch Receives Cheers on Return from America Tour
Marshal Foch ends his U S tour by ship from New York to France after travelling 15,000 miles across the United States and Canada. He received gifts, honorary degrees, and tokens of esteem from universities, cities, and people. he spoke to millions and was hailed as a hero for helping repulse German forces.
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New York
Agathet
Denagay
America
Allen
Bate
France
United States
Canada
Germany
Marshal Fochs
Tin Pacific
Indind
Gulf
Eastern
Montana
American Leginnaires
Alsgea Iekion
Union Bricklayers
French Institute
United Stags
Institute
Watakpech
Indiana
Ingrown toe ranting note shows self-extraction claim
Fragmentary text references an ingrown toe and a self extraction claim. Mentions inflammation and nail issues with unclear details. Names and clear actions are absent. text appears as garbled OCR.
Mars Foch Honors Indiana Figure In Quiet Ceremony
Fragmentary OCR text references a ceremony honoring "the son of the little woman of Indiana" and mentions Mars Foch in a personal, solemn context. The readable lines imply a commemorative event with a dedication or tribute, though specifics are unclear due to garbled source.
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Ranium
Mars Foch
Indiana
Hot Dogs at 30 Cents Spark Presidential Purchases
New York police probe hot dog profiteering at Madison Square Garden during a six day event. Vendors moved entire batches at 30 cents each without mustard, prompting officials to inspect all stands after a dog was punctured to reveal moonshine.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Kiwanis to Install New Athens Officers Thursday
Charles B. Martin is to be installed as president of the Athens Kiwanis at the regular luncheon Thursday at noon in the city Y M C A. Also to be installed are Joel A. Wier as vice president and other officers.
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Charles B. Martin
Athens Kiwanis
SOC
Cupants
Joel A. Wier
Club treasurer and officers set for installation meeting
Idrvey Styvall, treasurer, and W B Dorsey president with Max Michael vice president and Ridley Morton treasurer are named for the installation meeting Thursday. It is believed both the outgoing and incoming presidents will give brief talks.
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Idrvey Styvall
W.B. Dorsey
Max Michael
Ridley Morton
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Athens, Georgia
Aten
Congress
Audit Bureau
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Bowdré Phinizy
H.J. Rowe
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Woodrow Wilwon Foundation
Cleveland
IL Dodge
Dodge
Steingr
Pears
Cs Lafciay
Prince Ave
Foch
Ron Evers
Colonial Theatre
St. Let
Symphony
Florida
Ruit
Ryton Sts
Sloan
Pain
Davis & Freeman's
Davis & Freeman
Davis & Freeman, Inc
Whitehall
Atlanta
the Herald
Otek
Manhattan
Earl& Wilson
Eclipse
Chas. Stern»Co
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