Distribution Of Preachers And Churches Across The Nation
The piece argues uneven church distribution due to denominational rivalry. It cites 1911 Colorado villages without Protestant churches and contrasts with Pennsylvania and New England towns. It quotes Dr Earl Taylor and Durant Drake, urging mergers, shared ministry, and a universal Christian love to end sectarianism.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Earl Taylor
Durant Drake
Jesus Christ
Bitter debate over Dyer anti lynching bill grows
The piece argues the Dyer anti lynching bill is unconstitutional and would worsen race tensions. It claims Republicans push the measure to gain black votes while Democrats oppose, warning courts cannot stop lynchings and public sentiment will worsen with new federal power.
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Repub
Dyer
William Jennings Bryan to Speak in Athens in March
Notice announces Hon. William J. Bryan will lecture in Athens during March at the University Y M C A event. He previously spoke in 1898 to about ten thousand on Herty Field, and he will donate two hundred fifty dollars to prize a yearly student essay on American government. The piece also notes his reduced current political activity and praises his lecturing prominence.
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Opera Horse
Bryan
Athena
Lightfoot Larry the Restless Wanderer Ballad
A picaresque verse about Lightfoot Larry leaving home seeking distant places across the Arctic and tropical heats. He endures toil, hunger, and danger while chasing fortune and fame. He vows to roam again for a world wide life even after plans of marriage with a young girl.
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Lightfoot
Larry
Lan
Ventilation and Child Health at Rural School
A nurse examined township students and found no contagion despite throat irritation. Poor air from tightly shut vents and a stove caused redness and thickened mucous membranes. Open windows improve health. artificial systems keep rooms too warm, hindering growth and learning.
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R. H. Bishop
Stillman Divorce Costs Spark Canada Hearing Plans
New York report says Mrs Anne A Stillman seeks trial costs of 7500 dollars ordered by Judge Morschauser. James A Stillman refuses payment prompting defense to raise funds and pursue Canada hearings to access bribery and witness subordination testimony.
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Stillman
Montreal
James A. Stillman
Morschatser
John F. Brennan
Yonkers
Mra
Anne A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Canada
Suliman
United States
Heart to Heart Talks on Christian Women and Charity
A devotional urging Christian women to imitate Jesus by engaging with neighbors in joy and poverty alike. It emphasizes self-examination, loving one’s neighbor, patience with ingratitude, and sharing in others’ needs, promising divine blessing when heart and actions align with faith.
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Lerne
Init
Infant’s fall on Lumpkin Street shocks Athens
Athens May 18 1904 reports an infant toppled from a carriage on Lumpkin Street suffering facial injuries but not life threatening. The incident prompted concern as doctors review potential Rabies exposure from a fox bite on a Winterville boy later. Major and Mrs McWhorter ill in Woodville. age details and long marriage noted. Second Baptist picnic planned at Moore’s Grove.
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Major
K. Ll. McWhorer
Hamilton McWhorter
Woodville
Judge McWhorter
Helr
Major McWhorter
Mre. McWhorter
Mra
Thin City
Second Baptist
Secnd Baptist Church
Moore's Grove
Hull
Tnin
The Battle of Malmaison and Underground Caverns
A detailed account of the Malmaison operation during World War I, describing the German use of subterranean quarries and caves as defenses. It explains heavy siege artillery used by General Petain, the breaching of rock roofs, and the dire conditions inside caverns where troops fought and sheltered amid dust, gas, and constant bombardment.
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Malmaison
Mt Riga
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Aventis
Caporetto
Haig
Antoine
Ypres
Craonne-Reims
Zuna
Noeth Sea
Cigneral Malatre
Petain
Kallers
Port Malmaison
Malmaigon
Desolated Front in October 1917 Valley Under Gas Cloud
The Altertal valley and surrounding ridges faced impassable routes due to shrapnel and gas. From October 20 to 23, 1917 French artillery claimed a limited victory by October 22 as terrain was torn by shelling. Gas obscured the landscape, hindering movement of food, ammunition, and wounded toward the rear.
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Altertal
Ity
Malmnaian
Aki
America Faces Fear and Economic Strife in 1921
A collage of 1921 editorials covers lynchings and civil order, wage debates, railroad order shortages, and social trends. It argues lynching harms law and urges fair wages, notes railroads as economic arteries, and warns ridicule can slow new ideas.
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America
GENERAL M RAE Is NOW HEAD OF ARMY
Brigadier General James H McRae took over Saturday the duties of General Pershing as chief of staff of the army. Pershing has been on leave visiting his home in Kansas over the Christmas holidays and will not return until about midmonth. Harbord, acting chief, left on a 17000 mile inspection tour with Assistant Secretary Wainwright, leaving McRae as acting chief of the general staff.
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Washington
James H. McRae
General Pershing
Army
Pershing
Kansas
Harbord
Wainwright
General McRae
Shoe Workers Agree to 10 Percent Wage Cut
Lynn, Masa. The joint council of United Shoe Workers of America announced Saturday a 10 percent wage reduction. The agreement requires manufacturers to show that the cut will promote early business improvement. The union will press for such proof in each case.
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Lynn
Masa
Joing Council
United Shoe Workers of America
Conception of a Great Public School System for Athens
Athens education reformer C. D. Flanigen urges modern, fireproof schools with ample playgrounds, a centralized junior high, and phased expansion funded by bond proceeds. He criticizes current facilities Childs Chase and Harris areas as obsolete, calls for departmental upper-class work, and favors splitting ages, with colored schools updated on Reese Street and West Athens plans.
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Athens
C. D. Flanigen
I’arent Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Suerte
Aaser
Fernandez
Baxter Street
Nantahala
Childs Street
Chase Street
Harris Street
Baxter
Childs
Scould
Kevensary
College Avenia
Reese Street
West Athens
Newton
Ocones
East Athens
Klehang Industrial School
Waterway Project Approved by Joint Commission
The International Joint Commission unanimously approves the Lakes St Lawrence deep waterway linking the Great Lakes to the ocean. Engineers estimate total cost around 252.8 million dollars pending transmission of the report to the U S and Canadian governments and then to Congress.
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Washington
Lakes-St. Lawrence
International Joint Commission
State Department
Congress
Great Lakes
Woman 700 Weak to Walk in Vermont Ad
Mrs L A Guimany of Union Village Vermont reports prolonged weakness and nerves, says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy after weeks of decline. The letter urges other sick women to try the remedy at first sign of trouble.
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Mra. L. A. Guimany
Vermont
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