Public schools and the push for sex education
A United States Bureau of Education survey shows wide debate over sex instruction in public schools. Proponents urge education over punishment and support teaching from elementary to college levels, to parents, armed services, YMCAs, and homes, while opponents fear temptation and distraction.
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United States Bureau of Education
Foster
Reed College
Thomas M. Halliet
New York University
Army
Navy
Balliet
Hugh Cabot
Boston
American Federation of Sex Hygiene
Eliot
Harvard
Tierney
Woodstock College
Maryland
Bureau of Education
Chicago
Board of Education
New York
Hyatt
California
United States
Record Attendance at West Athens Colored School
At the West Athens School for Colored children Principal Harris reports record enrollment this week. More than 430 students enrolled, far exceeding all prior registrations.
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West Athens School For Colored Children
Harris
Professor Kresselt Returns From Germany Visit
Professor Kresselt, musician and teacher and proprietor of the Georgian hotel news stand, returns after three months in Germany. He was glad to visit his homeland and pleased to return to his adopted home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Kresselt
Vaderland
Germany
Madison Methodist Pastor Visits City
Rev. J. H. Mashburn pastor of the Madison Methodist church visited the city yesterday for several hours completing his fourth and last year of that pastorate.
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J. H. Mashburn
Madison Methodist Church
Industrial progress in land of Georgia
Special to the Banner reports Southeast progress with Seminole county Florida bricking roads and a Birmingham Alabama $2,000,000 plant. Construction aims include apartments, bridges, city halls, schools, sewers, banks, and warehouses across Florida Alabama and Georgia. New plants, roads, and banks promise regional growth and higher farm values.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Seminole County
Florida
Southeast
Surnimore
Birmiegham
Ala
Bartow
Ft. Meade
Fla
Gadsden
St. Andrews
Pinellas County
Cocoanut Grove
Miami
Alabama City
Tampa
Plant City
Kissimmee
Butler
Jackson Counties
Valdosta
Birmingham District
Alabama
Anniston
Brunswick
Columbia
Birmingham
Air Line
Cleveland
Fairmont
Ocala
Greensboro
Central of Georgia Pairs Up First Dividend
The Central of Georgia Railroad paid its first dividend in history totaling 1,150,000 for the fiscal year. Of this, 900,000 went to 6 percent cumulative preferred stock issued July 1, 1912 to cover income bonds, and 250,000 was paid on the common stock at 5 percent. The preferred stock amounts to 15,000,000 and common stock to 5,000,000. Net corporate income for 1913 was 1,223,463.62, with declines in both net and gross income last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railroad
Men's class at the First M. E. Church grows in Athens
Athens message from Sept 26 1913 promotes the new men's class at the First Methodist Church led by Mr Pound. The notice urges men to attend Sunday School and bring another man, noting rising attendance since its start of the month.
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First Methodist Church
Athens
Pound
Horace Garerold
Mrs. L. R. Pitts Visits Athens to See Son at University
Mrs. L. R. Pitts of Calhoun Georgia, a prominent club woman active in civic affairs, is registered at the Georgian after traveling to Athens to visit her son Henry M. Pitts who belongs to the University senior class.
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L. R. Pitts
Calhoun
Athens
Henry M. Pitts
Progressives Naming Judges for State Conference in Rochester
Rochester Roosevelts expected to address Progressive party conference on candidates for the court of appeals. Meagher Laughlin Seabury Hand Crane named as potential picks. Roosevelt favors Meagh and Laughlin. Event hosted by State committee at Hotel Seneca with extensive county and district delegation.
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Rochester
N. Y
Progressive Party
National Progressive Party
Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
William H. Hotech
Virgil M. Kellogg
Chauncey Hamlin
State Bar Association
State Committee
Hotel Seneca
Convention Hall
Theodore Douglas Robinson, Jr
Martin J. Meagh
Frank C. Laughlin
Samuel Seabury
Learned Hand
United States District Court
Frederick E. Crane
Brooklyn
Fast motor boats compete at Kansas City regatta
Kansas City Mo Sept 26 swift power boats headline the Kansas City Yacht Club regatta on the Missouri River opening today. Conditions are favorable and it is expected several speed records will fall over the two day meet with entrants including Baby Reliance Barnacle Tango Oregon Kid and other noted contenders.
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Kansas City
Tango
Chicago
Ore Fon Kid
Ranier
Ore
Albert Davison Shows Marked Recovery After Illness
Friends of Mr Albert Davison are glad to report he is considerably improved following a two weeks illness that confined him to his home.
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Albert Davison
Georgia football prep as two stars near arrival
Sometime before Monday Athens will see two veteran players join the Georgia team as the Red and Black seek to boost their chances. Paddock is due today and Malone is expected Monday, with a meeting of SSA officials in Atlanta adding to the anticipation. McClelland, a 1911 Georgia full back, may rejoin as a punt specialist, while Princeton ties bolster North Carolina prep for a November 1 game in Athens. Information on Logan of Rome is sought by the Red and Black camp.
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Paddock
Athens
Malone
Georgia
Atlanta
Prudential Committee
Association
McClelland
North Carolina
Princston
Doggie” Trenchard
Pendleton
Princeton
Wilson
Chapel Hill
Eee
Cunningham
Logan
Rome
Anay
Widow Mary Sims Goes Up for Votes in Suffrage Campaign
Mrs Mary Sims described as the tying widow is dubbed the Flying Widow as she volunteers to fly for suffrage in New York state efforts. She risks life in aerial stunts to boost support for women’s voting rights.
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Mary Sims
New York State
Photographer Visit To Shoot Red and Black Football Players
Dick Jemison sporting editor and Francis Price staff photographer will visit Athens on Monday to photograph Red and Black players and prospects and collect material on University changes for the 1913 season.
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Dick Jemison
The
Constitution
Francis Price
Athens
Maritime Conference Opens in St. John
The sixth Maritime Conference of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew of Canada opened in St. John New Brunswick with several hundred delegates in attendance and to remain in session until Sunday evening.
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Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
St. John
N. B
Maritime Conference
The
Brotherhood of Saint Andrew of Canada
Fairy Tale Revival Follows Path of Bremen Trio
A man and a companion trek from Cologne to Bremen retracing the route of the Three Musicians of Bremen. They guide modern counterparts of the story’s cock, dog, and ass on a fifteen day walk revived from Grimm’s Fairy Tales.
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Bremen
Cologne
Breme
Dog
Former Commercial Hotel Manager Visits City
Mr. H. J. Benson of Greenwood South Carolina, once manager of the old Commercial Hotel, visited yesterday. He recalled the hotel’s era with the Imperial and Windsor, and praised the town’s progress and growth.
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H. J. Benson
Greenwood, S. C
Commercial
Fire on Barrow Street Extinguished Before Firefighters Arrived
A 11:35 PM call sent the downtown fire unit to Barrow Street to a blaze in a small outhouse. Neighbors had already extinguished the fire, and the cause remains undetermined at the residence of Mrs. Robert Hale.
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Barrow Street
Robert Hale
Two Days Until Norman Field Players Return to Colonial
Norman Field players prepare for a return to the Colonial venue as fans anticipate the homecoming. Officials expect a strong turnout with emphasis on community support and team readiness after a gap in play at the field.
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Norman Field
Colonial
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Bond Promise
State of Ohio Toledo narrows to Hall's Catarrh Cure claim by Frank J Cheney senior partner at F J Cheney Co. firm will pay 100 dollars for each non curable catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason notes oath December 6. Advertisement urges purchase via Hall's products and constipation pills.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & CO
Growth in World Series attendance and receipts over time
The article notes rising popularity of baseball with increasing attendance and gate receipts at world series games. It cites 1884 attendance of about 2,000 and receipts near 1,500, versus 1905 totals around 91,000 with receipts over 100,000. New York showdowns drew large crowds and high revenues, including 490,449 for a New York series.
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Providence
Metropolitans
Old Pals
New York City
Chicago White
Chicago Cubs
Imo
New York
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Kresselt
Madison Methodist
Central OF
M. E. Church
Piedmont
Progressives
the Flying Widow
American Press Association
Prite
Ansean Press Association
Stars
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants
Collins
McInnes
Bender
Mare Phy
Barry
Shawkey
Plank & Baker
Brown
Schang
Ibe
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