Supper for Working Boys' Club at Y M C A Tonight
The Working Boys' Club of the Y M C A will be served supper at 7 30 this evening at the Y M C A building. Forty two members attend with new boys joining weekly. The club began January 12 with twenty one members and holds two gym classes weekly led by Mr Wilson Lanier.
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Working Boys’ Club
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Wilson Lanier
Forbes
Weather forecast for a cold siege across the South
The forecast notes fair but colder conditions for Thursday night with strong west to northwest winds. A broad western storm moves east from the Ohio valley, lowering pressure near 29.20 inches at Pittsburg and bringing high winds east of the Mississippi. Temperatures rise in the south while remaining cold in New England and the Great Lakes region. Winnipeg reports 2 degrees below zero.
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Alee AE
Georgia
Ohio Valley
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Pennsylvania
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Louisville
New England
Lake
Winnipeg
Athens
Cc. F. von Herrmann
Health and Income Depend on Strong Health
A Chicago clerk writes that good health is essential to earn a living and keep a job. After adopting Grape-Nuts food as part of meals she recovered from dyspepsia and fatigue, regaining her ability to work and maintain income. The letter, attributed to a Postum Co. reader from Bittle Creek Michigan, underscores health as a key asset for independence.
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Chicago
Postum Cd
Bittle Creek
Mich
Georgia Summer School Readies Record Attenders
Dr. Thomas J. Wooster announces the University of Georgia Summer School will draw over a thousand attendees for the Conference for Rural Education. The July session features leaders from New York and the U S Bureau of Education along with Georgia superintendents to attract teachers and boost licenses.
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Thomas J. Wooster
University of Georgia
Thos. E. Finnegan
New York
A. C. Mohanan
U. S. Bureau of Education
M. L. Brittain
Georgia
University
State Normal
Athens
United States
South
100th Anniversary of Government's Oldest Scientific Bureau
The Coast and Geodetic Survey, the government’s oldest scientific bureau, marks its 100th anniversary with celebrations planned for April 5 and 6. President Wilson, cabinet members, and leading scientists will attend, highlighting a practical exhibition of the survey’s work and its historic origins with Thomas Jefferson.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Hassler
New Republic
West Point
Tralles
Switzerland
Jther
London
England
America
New York Bay
Bureau
Jefferson
Congress
Office of Weights and Measures
Bureau of Standards
Survey
Interior
Southeast construction boom cited by Industrial Index
The Industrial Index reports diverse Southeast growth with Savannah bond sales and municipal projects in Georgia Florida Alabama and Mississippi. It notes road paving sewer and bridge work plus new hotels factories and industrial plants, highlighting 44 new corporations and major construction contracts.
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The
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Savannah
Birmingham
Ala
Polk County
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Lee County
Mississippi
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Cartersville
Banks County
Alabama
Thomas County
Georgia
Thomasville
Natchez
Miss
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Attalla
la’ Grange
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S. C
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Orange County
Panama
Ensley and McColl
Macon
Manchester
Corinth
Bay Minette
Pontotoc
Gary
Webster
Pauline
8. C
Naval Stores
Local
Cotton
Walterboro
Greenville
Augusta
Sewanee Debt Campaign Shifts to Public Fund Drive
Sewanee Tennessee reports the University of the South debt campaign moving from planning to action. The $300000 goal will be raised by June commencement via diocesan committees formed after a February Chattanooga convention with seven bishops and many clergy. May 15 is Sewanee Day to report pledges, with funds held in Nashville for debt payment.
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University of the South
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Episcopal Church
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Sewanee
University of the ‘South
Episcopal
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St. Louis
Nashville
Kidney health and relief with Foley Kidney Pills cited
Frank W Sherman of Laconia New York reports kidney trouble fatigue back pain and lack of ambition improved after using Foley Kidney Pills with no return of symptoms. The ad explains kidneys fail to filter waste and signals danger like backache and swelling.
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Frank W. Sherman
Laconia
N. Y
Almer & Sons
Keep Your Bowels Regular
Advice on bowel health citing daily movement and Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. Claims constipated bowels disrupt the body and promotes tablets as a solution available from dealers.
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Shannon Seeks Georgia Legislature Seat From Jackson County
Commerce Ga March 22 Hon John F Shannon longtime editor of the Commerce News and former county democratic executive committee chairman is urged by friends to run for the legislature from Jackson County A staunch Democrat and prohibitionist he is described as safe sound and conservative and a strong defender of wisdom justice and moderation in Georgia politics
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Commerce
John F. Shannon
Commerce News
Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson County
Shannon
Georgia
Jack” Shannon
Gentleman
Jackson
Court of Last Resort in Cross Roads Stores
The cross roads grocery is likened to a real court of last resort where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has repeatedly been judged favorable by dealers. The ad asserts rural buyers in the country seek full value for their money from this remedy.
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Cross Roads
Chamberlain
Shas
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