State summer faculty draws on many colleges
The summer school board lists faculty from a dozen Georgia institutions and several out of state, led by David C. Bartow and Marion Brittain. The roster includes deans, professors, and specialists in education, agriculture, arts, and sciences from the University of Georgia, State Normal School, State College of Agriculture, and other colleges, plus guest lecturers from beyond Georgia.
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Summer School Board of Management
Board of Administration
David C. Bartow
University
Marion Luther Brittain
A. M
Georgia
Jere M. Pound
State Normal School
Charles M. Snelling
Franklin College
Andrew M. Soule
Dsc
State College of Agriculture
Thomas J. Wooster
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
Howard W. Odum
Horace B. Ritchie
A.B
the States Normal School
Willis H. Bocock
Robert S. Pond
Thomas W. Reed
F. M. Shouse
Robert E. Park
Alexander Rhodes
Normal School
Alexander
Gertrude A
Allen
Glenn A
Banks
Mary E Penmanship
Palmer Co
New York City
Bird
Bessie M
Bocock
Willis H
Bond
G. G
Athens City
Briggs
Ruth C
Brittain
M. L
Burnet
Duncan
Peabody Library
Burson
William M
D.V.M
Cabell
Elvira D
Chicago Normal College
Campbell
John P
J. Phil
United States Department of Agriculture
Carter
Leonidas M
Cobb
Carolyn
Studio
Atlanta
Crabb
George A
United States Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
DuBose
Marion
Universitygot
Duggan
M.L
DuPree
D. H
Earnest
D. L
Evans
L. B
Richmond County
Fain
John R
Field
Floyd
Georgia School of Technology
Finegan
Thomas E
Lil.d
Milner
Goodwin
Ozias T
Goss
Agnes C
Foght
Harold W
Bureau of Education
Hendren
Linville L
Ft&.d
Hodge
C. F
University of Oregon
E. Hollingsworth
State ‘Normal School
Hal
Jackson
John J
State Normal School of Idaho
Johnstone
E. M
R.N
State Board of Examiners of
Land
F. E
Macon
Lett
Virginia
Lustrat
Baches
McHatton
Thomas H
Martin
Covington
Mell
Mildred
University of Georgia Library
Merrill
Frederick A
Millidge
F. A
State Normal College
Farmville
Monahan, A. C
Moon, A. H
B.S
Baxley
The
Daughters of Confederacy
Sanford, Steadman V
Grant Mar
H. S. Review
Segall
Benjamin J
Soule
Andrew M
State Agricultural College
Steed
Carl W
A.M
Mercer
Stephens
Roswell P
Stevens
Aline
Sargent
School of Physical Training
Cambridge
Mass
Stewart
Joseph G. A.M. Pedd
Strahan
C. M
Dsec
Taylor
Delbert J
Bsa
Townsend
Maude C
White
Harry C
Fcs
Terrell
Wilson
Estaline
Columbia
Andrews Poised to Lead Georgia State Senate Next Year
Walter P. Andrews of Fulton county, current House member, is projected as the likely next president of the Georgia State Senate. The Atlanta candidate, noted for leadership in previous session, is weighing reforms and will introduce measures in the last half of his term. Andrews also holds prominent fraternal roles, including potentate of the Yaarab Temple, and has steered Elks’ developments in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Neck of the Woods
Georgia State Senate
Walter. P. Andrews
Fulton County
Andrews
House
Senate
Geo
South
Walter Andrews
Yaarab Temple
Mystic Shrine
Georgia Asociation of
Elks
The
Andrewa
Silent Drama The Eternal City At Colonial Hall
Colonial presents Hall Caine's The Eternal City in eight reels with Pauline Frederick as Roma. Show starts 3:30 pm Thursday in Hall Caine's. admission 10 cents children 25 cents adults. Haughey's orchestra provides music. Film shot in Rome with Italian cast and Vatican landmarks. directed by Edwin Porter and Hugh Ford.
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New York City
Colonial
Hall Caine
Pauline Frederick
Roma
Haughey
Astor Theater
Famous Players Film Company
Viola Allen
Rome
Hal Caine
Italy
Vatican
Castle of St. Angelo
St. Peter's
Villa
d’Est
Imperial
Edwin 8. Porter
Hugh Ford
Liebler and Company
Brooklyn Eagle
Governor Harris to Speak at Perry Chautauqua and Attend Reunion
Governor Harris accepts invitation to speak at Perry Georgia on April 1 the closing day of the Perry Booster Chautauqua. He will deliver a commencement address at Douglasville College on May 23 and attend the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Birmingham May 16 to 18 with his staff.
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Atlanta
Net EB. Harris
Perry
Douglasville
United Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Veterans' Sons to Enter Essay Contest on Confederacy History
Miss Mildred Rutherford urges Sons of Confederate Veterans to submit essays on causes of the Civil War. Contest prizes include 25 dollars for best essay, 20 dollars for next, and 5 dollars for second place. Papers limited to 2000 words and due by April 15, 1916 to Adjutant-in-Chief Forrest in Biloxi Mississippi.
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Confederacy
Mildred Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Our Confederation
Richmond
T. J. Latham
Memphis
Tennessee
Confederation
Ill
Forrest
Biloxi
Miss
Birmingham
Ala
Clarence J. Owens
Washington, D. C
Lee Meriwether
St. Louis
John W. Dodge
Jacksonville
Fla
Alr
For Your Child's Cough and Foley Cathartic Ad
An ad promotes Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey to soothe a child's cough and ease cold symptoms, claiming the syrup makes children sleep better and recover quickly. It also markets Foley Cathartic Tablet for relief from indigestion and delayed bowel action, promising a better day tomorrow.
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Dr. Bell
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Height of Meanness in a Borrowed Umbrella
Quote from the Los Angeles Express notes a social jab about the stinginess of refusing to lend an umbrella. The remark reflects a sharp cultural aside on generosity and manners in everyday exchanges.
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Los Angeles Express
Vessel steering alert device praised by English officers
An electrical apparatus has been invented in England to warn a ship's officer when a steersman lets a vessel stray from its set course. The device aims to improve navigation safety at sea.
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England
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