National Economic League poll signals public mood on postwar policy
Survey results from the National Economic League show broad support for US participation in international measures while favoring cautious steps. Key figures include 849 yes on joining the Root- Phillimore court and 710 yes on Versailles treaty with reservations, with strong backing for arms limitation talks and war debt questions.
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National Economic League of America
R. P. Brooks
University of Gheorgia
Georgia
National Economic League
Association of Nations
United States
League of Nations
Senate of the United States
Root-Phillimore Permanent Court
Young Workers Need Health Protection
The United States Labor Department through the Children's Bureau releases a report on Physical Standards for Working Children. Eleven physicians explain health protections for youths aged 14 to 18 entering industry and call for mandatory physical standards. Eighteen states already require pre employment medical examinations, listing Alabama Arizona California Connecticut Delaware Minnesota New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island and West Virginia.
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United States Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
Children’s
Bursa
Alabama
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Standards for child labor health and certificates
The report defines normal development and sound health for children applying for working papers. It sets minimum height and weight standards by age, lists defects that bar certificates, and outlines remediable issues. Provisional certificates may be issued for three months. periodical rechecks are recommended, using a detailed physician examination record.
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Ot Fcians
Teacher Training School At Normal Opens In Athens
The Sunday school training course at the University of Georgia summer session opened with an afternoon address by Dr. W. A. Shelton of Emory University. The program featured talks by Dr. A. Edwards, Chancellor Davis Co Harrow, and Dr. Jere M. Pound, with further sessions planned at the Normal school.
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University of Georgia
W. A. Shelton
Emory University
First Methodist Church
A. Edwards
Den
den of the Summer School
Davis Co Harrow
Jere M. Pound
State Normal School
Normal School
City League Opens With Summer Ball Romance
The City League opened yesterday afternoon with King Hodgson Co facing the Agricultural Professors nine in Athens. Games start late each day at 5 or 6 pm with no admission charged and crowds urged to attend, including ladies. The league runs in two sessions over the summer, offering fast sport and notable names. Schedule lists teams and mixed times through July.
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King Hodgson Co
Vusky
Athens
Ag. Prefs
City Garage
Rebabe
King Hodgson
Jas
Calvary
University talks and City Garage games schedule
Dr. Shelton speaks at the University of Georgia chapel on travels in eastern lands. City Garage hosts a series of games from July 9 to July 20 featuring S. A. L. Cavalry Unit and other teams including City Garage, Rehabs, King Hodgson, and Profa with multiple 5 to 6 pm starts.
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A. M
University of George Chapel
Shelton
State Normal
David, Barrow
University
City Garage
Slonda
A. L
Profa
Cavalry
King-Hodgson
Essex Spring Shackles Are Of Special Design
The article notes that early automobiles were called horseless carriages and discusses enduring wagon parts in auto chassis. Flurry Sthodes of Standard Motor Hudson-Essex dealers mentions a bronze bush and the shackle bolt spring bracket as lasting old features in vehicle design.
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Jocal Hudson-Essex
Essox spring brackets improve wear and silence in rafs
An article outlines Essex spring brackets designed to reduce wear and rattles on spring eyes. Movable hardened steel plates between bracket and spring eye, plus nuts and bushings, maintain a quiet, lasting connection. Also included is a snapshot of college football at Georgia with Georgia Tech and Citadel amidst a near all-home schedule.
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UF University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Cidémnéon
Citadel
Mitton McManaway
Greenville
Purple Hurricane
Wen
Grayson
Erskine
Newberry
Mercx-Tniy
Georgia
Georght Teeh
Ate Iuenta
Furman to Meet Georgia in October Grid Clash
Furman University released a roughly half dozen football games for the 1211 season with a high‑profile October 8 date against Georgia. The slate positions Furman for one of the strongest schedules in school history.
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Greenville
Furman University
Betsey Jane Knapp Hosts June Wedding Prep Hopes
In June, Betsey Jane Knapp, aunt to the bride, receives invitations and reflects on a customary June wedding. She reveals financial limits and opens a cedar chest of stored garments from past years, keeping a long unfulfilled dream alive as town gossip swirls.
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Otty
Betsey Jane Knapp
Betsey Jane
Hersey Jane
Knapp Cottage
Betsey
Batsey Knapp
Lick Wharton
Wedding of Betsey Jane and Dick Wharton in West
In a village tale two Wharton brothers, Dick and Christopher, return with fortunes sought in the West. Betsey Jane sews a blue cornflower gown for her wedding to Dick Wharton as revelations about paternity and past loves surface. A vanished era, a rekindled romance, and a wedding unite at last.
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Whartons
Christopher
Besey Jane
Great West
Dick Wharton
Beuy
Hersey Jane
Betty
Lai Phaby
Wea Lorause
Misa Hervey Jane
Misa Knapp
Misa
Betsey Jane
Wharton
Betsey Gsuie
Margaret Mallow and the Brookline Journey
Read like a sentimental vignette from a Massachusetts family tale. Margaret Mallow, a loving sister and protector to her delicate brother Benny, endures a trolley strike and crowded streets on a visit to Philadelphia, then returns home to a quiet morning with family. The narrative blends memory, faith, and moral cherishing of kin amid a bustling city scene.
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Margaret
Philadelphia
North Station
Brookline
Henry
Phe Sone Doetor
Dashiuc
Beacons Hill Escape and a Dream of Benny
Margaret recalls a night in the city with her uncle's lift to Beacon Hill and a remark about leather bags. A week later she dreams of Benny and a dawn image of a fiery monster as a strike ends. She longs for peace of farm mornings and prays for love of all brothers.
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Margaret
Uhey
Willy
Park Street
Brookline
Kenmore Station
Lasher Street
Thia
Beacon Hill
Benny
Elephant trunk described as flexible super tool
Akeley notes the elephant trunk is the most extraordinary body part beyond its smell, fully flexible, with immense strength, capable of drinking feeding smelling and fighting. It can spray water to quench fires and lift heavy objects, and is nearly uncuttable. Also a joke about literature tastes ends with a quip on authors.
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Carl Akeley
American Museum of Natural History
Jan Nnd Dan i
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