Atlanta Women Rally For School Improvement Plan
In Atlanta the 55 cent monthly subscrip tion option for Qutsidal and 69 cent monthly rate for Constitution Building highlights. The piece champions the Women and the Schools movement, detailing conditions in city schools, sanitation, lighting, and crowding, urging urgent civic action to improve public education and provide equal opportunity for every child. Strong emphasis on women-led reform and historical milestones in school inspections and curriculum expansion.
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Chile
Atlanta
School Improvement Association
Atlantas
Organized Women of
Waris
Board of Lady Visitors
Cty
Bravery Under Sea Peril Marks F4 Submarine Loss
Report recounts the sinking of submarine F4 with twenty one aboard. Wives and mothers await tidings as crews on battle stations face peril and the sea seals their fate. Hope remains for rescuers, while the fated craft and its crew are hailed for heroic sacrifice.
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Cii
Honolulu
Republican Burton boom eyed for 1916 presidential path
The Cleveland Olio notes tentative Burton campaign chatter for 1916 with Theodore Buaton and former senator Burton Limack cited. It questions Burton’s knowledge of enterprise, and whether he would gain cross party support while praising his study of national issues and oratorical strength. overall, the piece warns the Burton boom may be premature and lacks concrete pledges.
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Cleveland Olio
Theodore Buaton
United States
Qtna
Vr Burton Limack
Burton
Patie Burton
Root
Tudorwood Congress
Treasury
Tver
Arbor
Burton Bartons
Fle
Herb
Emotal
Helping the Right Way Wants Aid for Boys in Pig Club
The article praises Bainbridge locals for supporting youth pig club participation with bank backed notes and low risk loans. It argues such investments build community wealth and future dividends for bankers and businessmen while noting broader calls for legislative action and national recognition.
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Bainbridge
The Blue Book of Stories for Georgia Schools
Georgia state superintendent MS Brittain presents The Blue Book of Stories for Character Training, a curated collection from Aesop, Famous Classics, Murden Inspirational Series, and more. The volume aims to spark interest in literature among Georgia students, with preface by Mr Brittain urging teachers to read cover to cover and share in its lessons.
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MS Brittain
Brittain
Murden
Georgia
Gimgin
Ila
Fir
Byrd Printing Company
Atlantee Ee
Weathered journey through wintry days and hopeful light
The narrative traces a long trek under a cloudless sky with storms of wintry weather. It recalls past edits, presses, and the perseverance of editors and readers alike. A March reference hints at renewed warmth as wheels push toward brighter gates and better days despite a cold and unwelcoming middle.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in a schoolhouse mood
A reflective piece recalling school days and the burden of learning. The lines lament classroom dreariness, maps, slates, and rote tasks. The speaker longs for rest, laments lack of practical knowledge, and recalls youthful days of play versus current constraints.
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Wwe
Hos
Lise
Journal of Labor Urges School Reform Amid Epitaphs Talk
The Journal of Labor criticizes conditions in Atlantis schools and calls for immediate action. It condemns deteriorating buildings and delays in education reform, urging the creation of better facilities and decisive leadership to end wasteful neglect.
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Journal of Labor
The
Weamen4
Wis
State Chamber Urges Legislature Action on Constitution
The State Chamber of Commerce calls on the Legislature to act on constitutional matters affecting industry and agriculture. At a March meeting in Atlanta the board urged support for a constitutional revision to expand industrial development within state borders and to address federal and state policy impacts.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Tienmuk
Anutier
Escuutme
Cerapoint
Atlanta
Nace Huieng
Wow Liepaling
Alvin
Agia
Theowies
Moncada
Rouse
Chamber of Commerce
Sibley Questions Hardwick Over Get Away With It Claim
James L Sibley a former progressive candidate for the short term United States Senate seat questions whether Hardwick can evade accountability. He accuses Hardwick of backing the administration while criticizing farmers in the cotton belt and argues Hardwick would be aligned with the party if elected. The exchange centers on past support during cotton legislation and the potential for political maneuvering surrounding tariff and canal issues.
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Sibley
Hardwick
James L Sibley
United States
Nanee Shenas W .Ardwick
Trardwick
Moultrie
Meadoo Hid
Tadwick
Mardwick
GaarKis
Levling
Clare Thutell
Ghent
Frrath
Senate
Tom
Sinth
Panama Canal
Maul Vt
Aldwich
Peter
Geormianne
Stani
Oslinhekine
Polivey
Hameelf
Mumi
Amf
Prosperity Ahead Says President Gentry Despite War
President Gentry predicts general prosperity within a year despite the conflict. He cites improving business conditions across the South after extended travel, noting large investments and a hopeful, though cautious, outlook on recovery.
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Gentry
Bell Teliph
Businé
Aid
Buggy Dan Cupid's Assistant Warns on Car Trade Impact
The piece argues the bicycle era's decline in the auto industry and warns that automobiles, though evolving, impact jobs and economy. It notes farmers using autos and critiques old methods while highlighting consumer demand and social changes shaping vehicle adoption.
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fCartum
Cue Peace Buiers
Popular
Thos
Trimsportrnugn
Wien
Malta
Alma
Shey
Busancsy
Just on the Eve of Planting
A fragmentary notice from Ashburn citizen recounts planting concerns and cotton costs. It mentions a six week delay, planting plans, and dispute over cotton prices, referencing a rising market and potential hearings involving local chambers.
Ivan and His Cossacks Praised in Southe rn Project
An editorial lauds Ivan and his Cossacks, praising their role in a southern enterprise. It argues the success will influence organized business across the region and beyond, highlighting the ambitious plan and the need for strong leadership.
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Ant Allen
Blackburn
Dodge Plant to Work Full Time for Year
Laporte and March 2k The Dodge Manufacturing company Mishawaka will tomorrow begin work on full time. The firm has a large order for transmission machinery for the Dupont Powder mill valued at one million dollars. Additional orders will keep the plant running for more than a year with plans to increase force to 1,400 men.
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Crom
Cincinnati Enquirer
Laporte
Dodge Manufacturing Compar
Mishawaka
Dupont
Lamping
Asteroids and Names From the Sky
A curious look at asteroids as newly discovered celestial bodies and the process of naming them. It describes how astronomers track these objects with plates on photographic records, the mystery of their origins, and the imagined futures of their potential sizes and orbits.
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Ant Eich Vett
Grand Canyon
Sime
Tagtort
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