English Governess Crowned Italy's Quiet Power Behind Throne
English governess Miss Margaret Crown controls royal household influence in Italy amid marriage rumors linking Edward Albert and Princess Yolanda. Her discreet role and habit of standing beside the queen during receptions have kept her identity largely secret at court.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Margaret Crown
Edward Albert
Prince of Wales
Yolanda
Edward
Europe
Miss Brown
Unclear Passage on Royal Child rearing Advisor
A forty five year old person who helped raise Yolanda the first child is described as in charge of the children since birth. The king and queen reportedly wanted their child raised after the English fashion and Visa Brown was suggested by a member of the English royalty.
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Yolanda
Farion
Visa Brown
Grateful patient praises Red Cross Christmas Seals
A cured Wisconsin tuberculosis patient writes of life saved by fresh air rest and good food. He credits the National Tuberculosis Association the American Red Cross and state groups for education sanatoria and care. Red Cross Seals profits largely stay in state and fund prevention efforts. Seals are for sale in Athens at Palmer's Costa's Rest Room Thornton's and Royal Pharmacy.
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Red Cross
Wisconsin
National Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Union
Athens
Palmer's
Costa's
Rest Room
Thornton's
Royal Pharmacy
Candler Candidate Speculation On United States Senate
Atlanta, Dec 16. Charles Murphey Candler, chairman of the state railroad commission and the Western and Atlantic commission, says it is too early to discuss a senate bid. He cites ongoing duties on the state road and freight rate reform as his current focus.
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Banner
Atlanta
Charles Murphey Candler
State Railroad Commission
Western and Atlantic Commission
United States Senate
G. Ogden Persons
Joseph M. Brown
C. M. Candler
Candler Reflects On Railway Vision In Georgia Politics
He states railroads of Georgia should stay on their projects with colleagues until completion and, if resolved to the people's satisfaction, may consider running to succeed Senator Hardwick. The reply outlines current state political stance.
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Georgia
Hardwick
Candler
Legal Statute of Every High School in Georgia Questioned
In 1916 Georgia faces possible challenges to its high schools' legality amid church ownership of buildings and church aid to public schools. Superintendent M L Brittain states no immediate withdrawal of state funds for temporary church use and urges a reasonable transition period while ensuring education for all students, including Black pupils.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Boards of Education
Public Schools To Separate From Church Connections By 1917
State Superintendent M L Brittain calls for complete severance of public schools from church cooperation by end of the 1916-17 term. He lists boards in Blackshear, Chatham, Floyd, Barrow, Elbert, Floyd, Fulton, Montgomery, Telfair, Towns, Union, White, and others as affected, urging independent operations and lawful financing questions.
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Blackshear
Pierce Institute
Methodist
Chatham County
Savannah
Cherokee County
Waleska
Elbert County
Bowman Floyd County
Cave Spring
Fiaralson County
Draketown
Johnson County
Wrightsville
Montgomery County
Baptist
Mount Vernon
Sparks
Sparks Institute
Telfair County
McRae
Helena
Towns County
Young Harris
Hiawassee
Union County and Baptist School
Blairsville
White County
Presbyterian
Nacoochee
Publica
M. L. Brittain
Nervous Women Urged to Use Chamberlains Tablets
A brief ad notes nervousness from constipation may ease with Chamberlains Tablets which aid digestion and are available everywhere. It also lists state and county tax books closing December 20 and is signed by W. A. Mallory, Tax Collector.
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W. A. Mallory
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Toomer Music House
Clayton Street
Railroad Commission OF Georgia
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State Department
State OF Georgia
Department of Education
M.L. Brittain
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