Woman and the War Speech at Lucy Cobb graduation
Dr H C White urges Lucy Cobb graduates to study the war’s meaning and the crucial role of women. He frames democracy as a spiritual state, condemns German autocracy, and calls for women's intellectual and moral support in humanitarian war efforts and postwar peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. White
Lucy Cobb
H. C. White
Lucy Cobb Institute
Henry A Wise Wood
New York
Woman Suffrage Association
Fevil
Germany
Soa
Europe
Prussia
France
England
Belgium
Russia
United States
Forsaken Words of Farewell and Remembrance
A fragment reflecting on farewell with hopes of comfort, love, and sweet remembrance. The text hints at enduring affection and the solace found in lasting memories amid parting. No clear events or identifiable persons are stated.
Honor List at Lucy Cobb Institute 1916 Graduation
The honor list from Lucy Cobb Institute graduation 1916 includes Psychology distinctions for Moselle Ashford Dorothy Aull Judith Moss and Grace Talmadge. numerous merits across Junior and Senior classes in chemistry cooking sewing English history and more, with many students named such as Omar Short Grace Talmadge Mary Pease Dorothy Hodgson and Lily Rogers among others. The document lists dozens of students earning distinctions and merits across disciplines from mathematics to languages and arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Moselle Ashford
Dorothy Aull
Judith Moss
Grace Talmadge
Tallie Jennings
Omar Short
Mary Peas
Dorothy Hodg
Lily Rogers
Mary Strathan
Louise Upson
Mary Mary
Maude Hurt
Mary Pease
Susan Scudder
Mathilde Upson
Dorothy Hodgson
Julia McMullan
Gertrude Wireless
Mary Strahan
Gertrude Wheless
Frances Carroll
Lucy Barrow Taylor
Elizabeth Etheridge
Elizabeth Fleming
Mary Glover
Virginia Hand
Elizabeth Johnston
Mary Treanor
Louise Walker
Merit
Josephine Balfour
Georgia Anna Evans
Margaret Kilpatrick
Agnes Marshall
Mary Faith Yow
Cornelia Abney
Alice Chandler
Julia Rogers
Nellie Young
Nina McCléskey
Sarah Yow
Sarah Hall
Dorothy Haselton
Louise O'Callaghan
Hunter Barnett
Caro Louise Buffington
Merit M. Ashford
F. Broyles
V. Hand
J. Moss
O. Short
G. Talmadge
B. Eldridge
D. Aull
L. Walker
EB. Johnston
Louise O’callaghan
Corenlia Abney
Carolyn Vance
Jean Flanigen
Isabelle Hutcheson
Yvonne du Mont
Julia Rogera
Cornelia Mitchell
M. Ashford
Cauthen
P. Howe
J, Barrett
M. Strahan
Cicero
Marla
Georgianne Evens
Distinction
Clara Cobb McDorman
Helen McDorman
Mary Harris
Claudia Flanigen
Frances Broyles
Monelle Ashford
J. Balfour
J. Rogers
Commissioner outlines June 5 registration duties and patriotism
United States Commissioner W G Cornett urged clear understanding of the June 5 registration for men aged 21 to 30. He stressed registration as a patriotic duty, warned of penalties for noncompliance, and pledged to aid registrars and visit Northeast Georgia districts to minimize misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. G. Cornett
America
Federal Officers to Arrest and Prosecute Hindering Registration
May 29 riot in Toledo attracted about two thousand people including militiamen police and citizens as anti conscription speakers provoked the crowd. A pacifist response to Wilgon Kaiser Wilson sparked clashes with several injuries reported. Federal officials ordered prosecutors and marshals to arrest and prosecute all who hinder the June 5 draft registration amid an anti draft campaign. Sam Orchow and Harry Ball were arrested in Philadelphia as agents searched for the movement’s leaders. A poem follows describing a Tree of Light and messages about shared wealth and selfless giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toledo
Ice
Citizens. Org
Kaiser + Wilson
Gurman
America
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Sam Orchow
Harry Ball
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South
Commonwealth
Dorothy Barrett
Anne Morris
Louise Phinisy
Alice Waite Moser
Ruth Richards
Martha Holliday
Lily Rogera
Elizabeth Harris
Pasale House
Virginia Brown
Louise McMahan
Louise Phinizy
Margaret Sizer
Sarah Price
Margaret
van Wilkins
Passie House
Ruby Louise McMahan
Georgia
Washington
Gregory
THE
Normal School
Minera
Werers
D. G. Bickers
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