Athens versus Griffin on State Experiment Station
A Commerce News editorial argues the Georgia State Experiment Station should be moved to Athens to align with the agricultural college and preserve federal funding. It notes farmers’ interest, statewide benefits, and warns Griffin may lose appropriations if the station stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Georgia State Experiment Station
Griffin
John Shannon
Commerce News
Experiment Station
State Experiment Station
Atlanta
Commerce
Georgia
Agricultural College
Constipation Cure Ad Praises New Life Pills
A testimonial from John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania endorses New Life Pills for constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The ad cites a price of 25 cents and lists recommendations from W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
Southern Railway Expands Dairy Poultry Advisory Force
The Southern Railway system expands its dairy and poultry program by appointing seven additional experts to aid dairymen and farmers across the Southeast. Dr. C. M. Morgan will lead the reorganized dairy division from Atlanta, with agents in Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, Missouri, and more, starting May 1 at no cost to farmers.
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Atlanta
Southeast
Southern Railway Company
Dairy Division
Washington
C. M. Morgan
F. H. Denniss
Columbus
Miss
G. W. Humphrey
Birmingham
Ala
C. A. Hutton
Knoxville
Southern
Southern Railway
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Virginia and Southwestern Railway
Mississippi
National Council of Women of Canada Opens in Montreal
Montreal May 1 Club women from every section of the Dominion gather for the twentieth annual meeting of the National Council of Women of Canada. The weeklong sessions feature talks by prominent speakers from Canada and the United States on woman suffrage prison reform compulsory education and care of the feeble minded. Social events including dinners and receptions will accompany the business sessions.
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Montreal
Dominion
National Council of Women of Canada
United States
Canada
Sale of Browning Relics Opened at Sothebys London
London May 1 Numerous collectors and agents gather at Sothebys to open the Browning relics sale from the late Robert Wiedermann Barrett Browning estate. The collection includes manuscripts pictures autographs books and personal relics of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning and the poet’s son R W B Browning.
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Browning
London
Sotheby's Auction Rooms
Robert Wiedermann Barrett Browning
R. W. B. Browning
Robert Browning
Robert
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Cottolene Proclaims Pure Shortening Advantage
An advertisement claims butter contains 25 percent water and salt while Cottolene is 100 percent shortening. It asserts Cottolene costs less than butter or lard, delivers equal frying results, and is healthier. The N. K. Fairbank Company promotes economical baking fats.
Baseball scores from yesterday across sections and teams
Southern games yield tight results with Birmingham 4 at Atlanta 7 and Mobile 2 over Montgomery 1 in 12 innings. National leagues show Brooklyn 4 over Boston 2 and St. Louis 9 over Pittsburgh 7. American league tallies include St Louis 1 beating Cleveland 3 and Detroit 5 over Chicago 8. College: Vanderbilt beat Mercer 6-5 after Georgia routed Vanderbilt 9-0 and 8-0. Clemson 3 over Wofford 0. Sewanee 4 over Florida 2. Brunswick beats Waycross as Empire State league action wraps the slate.
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Southern
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Aick Charleston
Albany
Columbus
Savannah
Jacksonville
Macon
National
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
N. Y
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
American
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Vanderbilt
Athens
Georgia
Mercer
Clemson
Wofford
Sewanee
Florida
Brunswick
Waycross
Wahoo
Lumpkin's team reverses defeat with strong comeback
Indoor Baseball reports Lumpkin's squad avenging a recent loss to Morris and overtaking rivals with an errorless, powerful hitting performance. Burns pitched well despite occasional wildness as the box score scores the victory. A classically timed local ad and apartment rental note follow, listing a six room unit on Prince Avenue with a sleeping porch and contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Morris
Burns
National Conservation Exposition Child Welfare Exhibit Planned
A committee on child welfare is forming to prepare an exhibit for the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville this September and October. Miss Julia C. Lathrop chairs, with members including S. S. Crockett Nashville and Miss Ellen C. Babbitt New York City, among others. The Children’s Building will feature floor exhibits, moving pictures, a Baby Checking Department, and a proposed Baby Health Contest to promote health standards for infants. The Babies Clinic of Knoxville and several volunteer societies are expected to support the effort. Miss Anna Louise Strong will direct exhibit installation.
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Washington, D. C
Knoxville
Julia C. Lathrop
Children's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
S. S. Crockett
Nashville
Tennessee
Charles A. Perkins
T. R. Henderson
Greenwood
Mississippi
Sherman C. Kingsley
Chicago
Kane
Memphis
Adele Brandeis
Louisville
Kentucky
S. McC
Hamil
Philadelphia
Ellen C. Babbitt
New York City
Russell Sage Foundation
Hull House
Babies’ Clinic
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa
Great American Volunteer Societies
Anna Louise Strong
University of Chicago
Miss Strong
St. Louis
Missouri
Providence
Rhode Island
Montreal
Canada
Rochester
New York
Three German fairs open in Berlin and European expositions
Three fairs opened today attracting American interest. In Leipsic the International Building Exposition features several American booths. Cologne hosts a city exposition drawing many tourists while Breslau marks the War of Freedom centennial with a horticultural exposition. Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls turns 70 today, noted as a learned church leader.
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Berlin
Leipsic
Cologne
Breslau
Sioux Falls
Thomas O'Gorman
O’gorman
Boston
America
St. Thomas College
Minnesota
Catholic University At
Washington
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Woodville
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Woodville High School
Ingram
Copelan
R. H
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L. Robinson
Winslett
McWhorter
Toes Speer
Harwell P
Sete
R. H. E. Greensboro
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Durham
Wallace
Satterfield
Canadian Women IN Council
Schofield
Af Estal
Atrain
Seameen
Iin Ai
Schofield Iron Works
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Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
Athens Ice & Coal CQ
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Harrisses Fees
Smith
Goodman
Funkenstein
Quillian
Chipley
Moss
Thornton
Moore
W. W. Brinsfield
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