Georgia Tech Eyes Ceramic Engineering Department
Georgia Tech plans a ceramic engineering department to develop Georgia clays for clay products from terra cotta piping to fine tableware. The move aims to retain manufacturing payroll in state and boost industry with leaders like Miffin Hoch at the helm of the effort. Governor Cox’s European policy remarks and economic warnings are discussed in relation to American leadership and global recovery. Spring outlook and optimism for georgia's industrious revival are noted as the calendar turns toward work and growth.
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Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
South
Kmt
Colorado
Arizona
Montana
California
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Texas
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Saste
Georgia Tech
Department of Ceramics
Miffin Hocht
Ato
Tomini
Ohio State University
New Jersey
Rutgers College
University of Wine At
Urbana
Nan
Brittani
Ty Mathewson
Ertams
Fragmentary Quote About America and Correctness
A distorted line speaks of being within America and claims unity in correctness, noting a personal stance about belonging and truth. The text presents a fragmented, ironic aside without clear context or identifiable events or actors.
Just From Georgia by Frank L Stanton
A fragmented读 of poetry and stray notes from The Lily and The Independence plan. It blends verse on love and heaven with a humorous street scene about a forged farm title and a late night radio joke. The piece mixes quoted lines and local remarks, yielding an impressionistic collage.
Editorials and journalism at Georgia Tech press forward
An overview of how Georgia Tech advances journalism and commerce education through the school of commerce and evening programs. It highlights departments in architecture industrial education and co operative plans linking classroom theory with Atlanta factories, and argues for a new department of ceramics engineering to spur Georgia's industrial growth.
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Joaurnahem Calla
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia
South
Department of Architecture
Department of Industrial Education
Mills
Indus
Gehen of Commerce
School of Commerce
Amdustry
Jodroah
Ancirer Puritan
Country Werkles
Tral Papera
Jae B Ufemer
Tsurnyl
Teck
Semilic
Mossouri Echwel
Iubrec
Svdent
Columbia
uLset
Ihe
Atlanta
J. M. Watters
Hosmer
Colorado
Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Boston
Commerce
Frank Adair
Adar Realty Trust Co
John K Byindon
Ificudune
Heer
Froot
Ryren Ff
Sermons to Live By by Elam Franklin Dempsey
A garbled OCR piece notes a sermon titled Sermons to Live By by Elam Franklin Dempsey. It references a streetcar anecdote in Argata, a bulletin board, and a sermonist quoting The Great Grady. The text presents a reflective list about self control, health, study, rest, and proper conduct, urging cleanliness and mindful living.
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Elam Franklin Dempsey
People Resent Ongoing Georgia Political Agitation
The piece argues Georgians are tired of constant political agitation and minority rule fears. It supports a constitutional amendment to elect a governor and legislature, limit terms, curb machine politics, and set annual cycles to reduce lobbying, improve governance, and streamline laws.
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Tihitar
Georgia
Georgu
Deva
Brote Ehellena
Yulla
Mennin
Inet
Menes
Cehrt
Smits
Lorsett
Lgislatute
Passacre
Lilly
Texrsiature
Prison reform clash at Georgia meeting in 1873 era
A Georgia prison reform gathering led by figures such as Big Bull Mover and Poster debates governor Hardwick over corporal punishment and prison rules. Resolutions call for abolition of corporal punishment and for new laws to govern prison discipline, with criticism of state officials and references to constitutional limits.
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Jerome Jones
Journal of Tabor
Mio
Atlantis Institution of
Mare
Hardwich Fa
Inah
Georgia
Inga
Daily Press
India Trial Workers of the
Arnsa
Taunty
Pfs
Datty Press
Woolward
Dooly
Jordan
Worth
Coa Waris
Bibl
Hardwich
Hardwick
Lang
Feass de Wars
Meaos
Commission
Revolvins
Elachies
Chalus
Vandentis
Iself
LUB_ J. LANGLEY
Mayd
Rome
Holloman Tax Article Approved by Legislator
A reader in Floyd County Georgia expresses support for Mr Holloman in the Constitution debated tax policy. He urges widening revenue by targeting those dodging taxes rather than increasing the burden on steady taxpayers, aligning with Holloman’s view.
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Holloman
Floyd County
Cave Spring
Revival Services In Montezuma Close At Methodist Church
Revival services at the Montezuma Methodist Church have continued for two weeks with high interest. Morning services saw church members leave early to accommodate attendance, and several new members are expected to be baptized next Sunday. The meeting was led by Pastor Thy Jd 2 Johnstone, assisted by Rev. C. S. Chirk of Pinehurst and John T. Fletcher of Columbus, with Albert Branscomb of Emory University directing the singing.
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Methodist Church
Johnstone
C. S. Chirk
Pinehurst
John T. Fletcher
Columbus
Albert Branscomb
Emory University
Mother’s Love Moves Woman In Court To Help Son
Calvin Penon was fined 25 for speeding in a car not his own, as his tearful mother stood in the police court. She described years of begging and sacrifice to support him, saying she would pay his fine if it helped him reform. The courtroom watched the aged mother’s quiet plea amid a scene of hardship.
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Ark
Fenlin
Johnon
Peartany
Tao
de Verdinand Seeger Metaulber
Seeger
Cysterious
Mane
Med
Asertelles
Tammany
Maroc
Health Talks by William Brady M D
An article surveys early 20th century ideas on fatigue and infection risk. It references experiments by Abbott Gildersleeve on rabbits and Johns Hopkins researchers on guinea pigs and rats, discussing how rest and fatigue may influence susceptibility to colds and pneumonia.
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Gildersleeve
Yale
Greal
University of Penn
Johns Hopkins
Oppenheimer
Sparth
Pneumona
Scher
Philadelphia
Baltimore
J D Bailey Sues Nu Grape Company for 15000 in damages
J D Bailey files suit against Nu Grape Company of America claiming injury and permanent disability from a collision with a Negro driver vehicle last January. He alleges no warning was given and that the car was moving about 25 miles per hour at the time of impact.
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J.D. Bailey
ID Baler
Nu-Grape Company
Ameri Bailey
Apartment house owners seed into elite New York lofts
Old Mena carriage owners in Manhattan number about 50 000 and young vivacious tenants seek youth and luxury. They frequent beauty parlors and tea rooms while shopkeepers defer to them, yet many drift into deception and crime. The New York Theater Guild plans a half million dollar theater to support serious drama as the stage community evolves.
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New York
Manhattan
Max
New York Theater Guild
Century Theater
Guild
Pesonwally L
Sunemer
John Lerzusop
Litom
Jane iClexy
Heartbreak House
Michigan Tax Plan Seen Worth Careful Study
Fragmented remarks discuss a Michigan tax plan with emphasis on property assessments, the need for a state tax commission, and concerns about fairness and potential favoritism in valuation. References to officials and a call for expert input in a county revaluation context are noted, though text is garbled.
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Michigan
Religious Liberty Guaranteed by Constitution Claims
Editor Constitution objects to assumed limits on religious liberty and free speech, citing the First Amendment. Charles D. Toney argues the amendment secures religious liberty and free expression, urging readers to understand its protections despite debates. The letter reflects the period’s legal interpretation and public concern.
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Retighis Freviem
Charles D Toney Fateburn
Amorous Endorsed for Atlanta Reserve Board Post
The City Club of Atlanta backed Waruin Amorous for the federal reserve board vacancy representing Georgia interests. Speakers urged a broader welcome to investment from all regions and stressed growth of industry and culture as essential to a stronger Georgia.
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City Club of
Atlanta
Waruin Amorous
Sl Rding
Shaney
Federal
Indore
Patel
Woodruff
Neath
Georgia
Amorous
Federal Reserve Board
Martin Amorous
Marietta
Essen
Ceramic school project launched in Georgia tech area
A meeting of about 40 men formed to establish a permanent organization to develop a ceramic industry in Georgia. Contributions included bricks, equipment, and testing kilns from several firms, with aims to study raw materials and promote local production and construction. The group planned further meetings and sought state support, led by Dr Brittain and other officials.
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Elim Raiginerr
Georga H Boul
Techog
Aftafs
Churman
CDM Cartn
Savunmih
Seret Rr
M Tts
Trieste
Ge ci Boys
Georgia
Hh Smurees
Tech Om
Georga
Aman
Mifflin Hood Brick Company
RB Mifflin Hood
Stevens
Central of Georgia
Ralwar Laboratory
Mount of SI
AK Athinta
AK Athinta Lerma Cottampany
S100
Brittain
Resignation of Rev J J Bennett Pastor of Fukson Eh Bypass
Rev J J Bennett, pastor at Fukson Eh Bypass church, resigns due to ill health after serving since 1317. His departure is regretfully noted by the congregation and friends. He previously belonged to the Baptist Home Mission Board and was an early nonresident member associated with the state reserve board.
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J Ft Dennett
Fukson Eh Bipass
Lillia
Bennett
Baptist Home Mission Board
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