Medical Association Meets in Savannah
The Medical Association of Georgia holds its fifty third annual session in Savannah April 16 to 18 with large attendance and a strong program. Officers include President James B Baird and Secretary Louis H Jones. the program covers tuberculosis typhoid fever surgery eye diseases and malaria among many topics with multiple speakers from Atlanta Macon Savannah and other cities.
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Savannah
James B Baird
Atlanta
Thomas R Wteht
Augusta
J D. Chason
Bainridge
Louis H Jones
Board of Censors
Charles Picks
Dublin
J W McRae
J B. Morgan
Elkin
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Auguma
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Charles Hicks
Harvard
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James B Morgan
Auguste
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Atlantanda
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Harmony Grove
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Oski
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Blackshear
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Arthur G Hobbs
GL Perrys
Milledgeville
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Kime
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Jay Bell
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Sand Marks of the Sahara Revealed by Desert Natives
The Sahara’s sand records weather and movement, with footprints and tracks revealing animal paths and caravan affiliations. Desert law holds no fixed property in land or water. individuals own trees and their care, not the land or water itself, allowing multiple groves and shared wells.
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Sahara
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Coronation Superstitions Amid Royal Becomings
London readers note a long list of unlucky incidents linked to coronations. Historic episodes include Edward the Confessor, Harold, Stephen, Edward II, Richard III, Mary I, and James II, with foretold omens and mishaps coloring the royal pageantry and crowning rites.
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James
Edward
Cinque Ports
London
Sir Henry Sidney
Mary of
Modena
London Mail
Horace Walpole
Edward the Confessor
Harold
Normandy
Herold
Senlac
Stephen
William de Corbeull
Solemby
Mrude
Edward II
Winchelsey
Rome
Thomas Wedlock
Win
Chester
Miers
Galveston
Richard Lill
Kng
Ami
Bourchur
Duke of York
Mary I
Edward VI
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