Improvements in Georgia Child Labor Enforcement
Special to the Banner Atlanta October 24. The social welfare conference in Macon October 27 28 and 29 will push for stronger enforcement of existing Georgia child labor laws. Miss Agnes McKinna calls for state backing of social welfare work via a social service commission, without new funding. The event aims to broaden focus to schools libraries parks play grounds and care of the poor, targeting officials ministers and social service workers statewide.
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Georgia
Macon
Agnes MecKinna
United States
Social Service Commission
Social Welfare Workers
Baily Thought on Perception and Action
A reflective maxim notes that people judge appearances while few interpret underlying motives. The quote attributes insight to Machiavelli and invites scrutiny of surface impressions versus true reasoning.
Georgia Aims to Knock Off Navy After Virginia Win
Georgia heads to Annapolis with renewed confidence after a 13 to 7 victory over Virginia. Coach Cunningham praises Beasley at guard as a key find while Donnelly signals plays and Dezendorf shifts to half back, with the squad practicing for the Navy game.
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Virginia
Sons of Georgia
Charlottesville
Georgia
Old Dominion
Athens
Land of the Potomac
Gorgia
Alex Cunningham
Georgia Rooters
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Jim Reynold
McConnell
Beasley
Pew
Tate
Neville
Dezendorf
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Reynolds
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Tom Beasley
Gordon
Big Coleman
Bill Donnelly
Donnelly
Davis
Annapolis
Cunningham
Pen
Thrash
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Ferguson
Hutcheson
McLaws
Lilac Domino Delights Colonial Audiences With Exuberant Show
The Lilac Domino drew strong praise last night as musical numbers impressed with tuneful, well-performed songs like Ladies' Day and Let the Music Play. The cast delivered solid voices, polished dancing, and witty comic bits that drew enthusiastic applause throughout the performance.
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Riviera
MacIntyre
Heath
Student Secretary Goes Back to Texas from Georgia
Mr. R. M. Guess, student secretary of the University of Georgia Y M C A, leaves today for the Texas border to lead a new work season after a five week leave. Officers and members of the Georgia association will handle duties in his absence. A large promotion committee outlined the year's financial plan and aims for a campaign this week.
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R. M. Guess
University of Georgia Y. M. C. A
Texas Border
New York
Association
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Guess
University Association
Trial set for Julia Mathews on liquor charge
Julia Mathews, a colored woman, will be tried this morning in the recorder's court under the new city ordinance for possessing more liquor than state law allows. Frank Bolton is sought in Oglethorpe county after his father reported him for stealing $95 from “the old man.” Sam Terrell and Tom Oliver faced Judge Price for disorderly conduct with an axe as the weapon. Terrell fined $20.75 and Oliver $10.75 plus a hand injury, both paid.
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Julia Mathews
Recorder’s
Frank Bolton
Oglethorpe County
Central
Beusse
Macyn
Sam Terrell
Tom Oliver
Chronic Dysentery Cure Reported by Resident
An elderly town resident nearly dying from chronic dysentery recovered after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. J. J Baer of West Manchester Pa says one dose stopped the discharge and full recovery followed after several doses. Local residents of Baer’s Station attest to the tale and the remedy’s availability. The note closes with a 1910s theatre critique excerpt about a show called The Ham Tree.
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Chamberlain
J. J Baer
West
Manchester
Baer
Adv
Price to Run Against rival in Twenty seventh district race
The article notes Hon. Hugh Price as the regular Democratic nominee for the Twenty seventh senatorial district while opponent Hanie campaigns for the general election. Price won the district by a strong popular vote, with the committee declaring him the party nominee despite mixed primary results.
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Hugh Price
Senate
Miet
Monroe
Hanie
Price
Democratic Party
Oconee
Walton
Mr. Price
Dangerous People
A compact note cites the Wall Street Journal describing dangerous people who do not know when they are licked, signaling a sharp, cautionary commentary on confrontations and risk.
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Wall Street Journal
Special Services West End Tonight at Baptist Church
The West End Baptist church holds a free open meeting this evening during the regular mid-week prayer hour led by Rev. J A Bell. The evangelistic series closed Sunday with Dr Buchholz from the state board preaching. Sixteen joined the church, five baptized last night and several more to be baptized soon.
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West End
Efe
Barber confronts dire odds in chair life threat
An exchange in a Boston Transcript account shows a barber and victim amid a violent encounter. The victim muses that escaping the chair alive seems unlikely as tension escalates, underpinning a perilous moment in a grim scene.
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Boston Transcript
Blessing of Work in a Gardener’s World
A meditation on work as a guardian force that transforms barren ground into growth. The text extols work for rooting a person in their place and granting a blessed sense of belonging, with reference to growing in a place called Hichens.
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Hichens
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