The Prevention of Contagious Diseases in Athens
Dr I H Goss presents an Athens Civics Club paper urging cleaner city life. He argues women lead homekeeping in sanitation, highlights dangers of dirt, flies, milk contamination, and bedbugs, and calls for strict public health measures and street sanitation.
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Athens Civics Club
I. H. Goss
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Miss Addams
Police Department
Sewer Department
Sanitary Department
Athens
Athens Wear
Effies
Jane Addamses
Eas
Cowa
Allerton
Cushman
Keep the cooks clean in typhoid outbreak lesson
In a Pennsylvania town two years ago typhoid fever struck several families. Investigations traced the spread to a cook who moved between households, carrying germs and causing more illness and deaths. The lesson urged strict isolation of infectious diseases and meticulous hygiene for cooks.
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Pennsylvania
Two Little Babes Die Here Yesterday
Yesterday afternoon two three month old infants died in separate incidents. One child died at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Porterfield near the Southern Manufacturing Company after a brief illness and was to be carried to Georgia Factory for burial. The other infant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hammond, died at their Georgia Ball street home from trouble related to a malformed heart. The remains were to be moved to Oglesby for interment this morning by Sea Board Air Line train. Friends express sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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J.G. Porterfield
Southern Manufacturing Company
Georgia
Frank Hammond
Georgia Ball Street
Oglesby
Seaboard Air Line
WRS FRANK TUCKER DESPERATELY ILL IN WINTERVILLE
Winterville Georgia December 16 Mrs Frank M Tucker age 30 badly burned last week when her dress caught the grate and the burns are deeper than first reported She was moved to her father John T Pittards home where every measure is being taken to ease her pain Miss Clara Pittard known for her popularity among villagers and many friends across the state fear for her recovery.
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Winterville
Frank M. Tucker
John T. Pittard
Clara Pittard
Good Samaritans to Rebuild Hall After Fire
The Good Samaritans, a colored society, will rebuild their meeting hall at the same site, aiming for a larger facility. Insurance coverage was seven hundred dollars, insufficient for losses. A committee is drafting rebuilding plans, and work will begin promptly.
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Good Samaritans
Colored Society
Order
The World Defies Roosevelt in Congress Probe Call
The World accuses President Roosevelt of attempting to muzzle the press and urges a thorough congressional investigation of the Panama transaction. It defends its coverage of Cromwell and Taft, condemns Roosevelt as a reckless demagogue, and vows to persevere regardless of the president’s threats.
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New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Billingsgate
Congress of the
United States
Panama
Congress of
Pulitzer
Lose ‘Majestic
Tha ‘King
Great Britain
John Adams
America
Iaw
Pansma Canal
William Nelson Cromwell
Democratic Natonal Committee
Mr. Cromwell
Delavan Smith
Charles P. Taft
Douglas’ Robincom
Taft
Mr. Robinson
Cromwell
Mr. Roosevelt
The World Defends Free Speech In Defense of Its Publisher
Joseph Pulliner promoter of The World declares he was at sea in October and for two years due to health. He denies any involvement in the Panama story and says Roosevelt’s anger stems from The World's political criticism. He vows continued bold, fearless editorial stance even if jailed.
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Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Staffordshire
John Lubbock
Notiny
Lubbock
Foel
Idestroy
Joseph Pulliner
the World
Panama
Roosevelt
Barn Blaze Destroys Johnson Farm and Livestock
Mr. Macon C. Johnson, formerly of the city and now near Crawford, suffered a major loss when a Tuesday night barn fire destroyed the structure. Seven mules, fodder, corn, cotton seed, and farm implements were also lost. total damage estimated at four thousand dollars. Cause under investigation with no clear origin.
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Macon C. Johnson
Ogiethorpe County
Crawford
Johnson
Pastor Hudson Welcomed as New Young Harris Pastor
Yesterday at noon Mrs F H Hudson arrived from Thomson to join her husband the new pastor of Young Harris Memorial church. Miss Watts accompanies them as guest during Christmas holidays. A committee welcomed the pastor’s family at the new parsonage on the Boulevard. The house was neatly equipped and stocked for a royal reception. Mr Hudson begins his important work with a splendid opportunity to grasp.
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Hudson
Thomson
Young Harris Memorial Church
Mr. Hudson
Beach Hargis on Trial for Murder in Breathitt County
Irvine Kentucky December 16 the trial of Beach Hargis charged with murder of his father Judge James Hargis in February at Jackson Kentucky opened with both sides ready. The Hargis family feud fuels the case with the judge's wife using his money to defend Beach and his maternal uncle W Floyd aiding the defense in Breathitt County
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Irvine
Beach Hargis
Jackson
James Hargis
Hargis
Kentucky
W. Floyd Red
Riots Rock Caracas as Castro Regime Ends
Caracas erupts as mobs topple Castro allies, burn state symbols, and seize government offices in a chaos that halts El Constitucional while troops restore order. Acting President Gomes issues a manifesto. fatalities reported amid clashes at the capital’s streets and plazas.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Curacao
Castro
Mostra
Bolivar
Venezuela
Holland
Netherlands
Gomes
Atreto
Tello Mendoza
General Mendoza
Lor
Ecity
el Constitucional
Rivas
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ABLE
Goss
Caaca
Earth
Lister
Messrs
J. F.perterfield
Frank Hagumond
WRS
Frank Tucker
Samaritans
McRaney
M. McRaney
Profitiss
Foley
Insurance
Riot Reigns
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