Georgia's epochal session reshapes education and highways
The Georgia legislature closed a remarkable session marked by advanced education and highway reforms. M L Brittain led the education push, promising effective laws, while Charles M Strahan headed highway measures, earning wide credit. The body did not ratify the federal amendment, yet overall it achieved epoch-making, constructive progress.
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Georgia
Ftor
M. L. Brittain
Charlea M. Straban
State Highway Commission
Strahan
Menthematics
University of Georgia
Pla
Georgian Development Volume Aids State's Growth Narrative
The piece describes Georgias growth story and inviting future settlers from other states to invest and work in Georgia. It highlights improved production and living conditions as a motivation for migration and enterprise, promising unlimited opportunities contingent on individual effort and capability.
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Georgia
Fist Prom Georgia i ATM by STANTON
The piece, written in a dialectal voice, laments populist politics and high costs while quoting The Swainsboro-Forast- Blade and The Columbus Enterprise-Sun. It critiques office seekers, jokes on a “Profit-Man,” and riffs on economic concerns, bacon prices, and a proposed travel study for Congress to Italy.
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Amili
Swainsboro - Forast-Blade
Rnp
Jorent-Blade
Georgia
Columbus
Welfare Board Established To Oversee Care in Georgia
The legislature creates a welfare board with broad visitation duties over state, county, and municipal institutions and private charities for the care of the dependent and delinquent. Members may be removed by the governor for nonattendance, board meetings held annually in May and November, with power to summon witnesses and compel documents during investigations. Both men and women may serve. the act affirms the purpose to prevent tragedies like the Marietta incident and to regulate care facilities.
Georgia Department Publishes Compact Agriculture Atlas
A new Georgia published compendium titled Georgia India offers an illustrated atlas of agricultural maps statistics and civic industrial scenes compiled under supervision of the state department of agriculture. Calvin, the state statistician, and Lewis Orran agency prepared the data and imagery for the volume.
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Georgia
Commission- Brown
Y. Calvin
Lewis Ors
Grady Hospital Conditions Spark Atlanta Public Meeting
Atlanta officials criticize Grady Hospital conditions as nurses quit amid squalid living quarters and an unfinished dormitory. Superintendent Johnston cites inability to recruit replacements as the city contemplates a broader, future-focused plan for the hospital and urban development.
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Atlanta
Police’ Commission
Steve
Johnston
Grady Hospital
America
Shortage of Production: a Day’s Problem Face
Editor argues living requires labor not money alone. Production drives food and shelter, not reforms or wages. Special interests push money over output, hindering living standards. advocate increasing production through work to raise living while cautioning against artificial price controls.
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Tabor
Atrittes
Jess
Es Or
Martin -Amorou
Farewell to Georgia's Assembly for Noble Work Done
James A. Hollomon praises Georgia's 1915 Assembly as progressive and constructive, noting passage of the local school tax bill, strengthened bank protections, revised tax act, and plans for consolidated schools. He salutes the members for advancing education, welfare, and fiscal safeguards, while acknowledging few mistakes and urging continued prosperity.
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Assembly
James A. Hollomon
Georgia
South
Commonwealth
Mieager
Duncan Bank
Champion Boy Hog Raiser Returns to Cairo Home
Grady county lad Louie, age 11, returns to Cairo after attending the Georgia State Agricultural Course. He joined the pig club in March last year and helped at state fairs. Presidents on ordered tagging of all men who hand reached more June.
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Georgia
State Agricultural
Gathe -Bright
Grady County
Louie
Carai
Louie Gays
State of Agriculture
Yap
Presidentson
Tagiat
National Reform association hosts Winona Lake gathering
An irregular brief notes a Winona Lake Indiana assembly under the National Reform association. It mentions John Tha fifteenth and Stitute and a provincial celebration welcoming the war veteran home. Also referenced is the Oregon State Fair in Klamath Falls beginning today for a three day entertainment convention.
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Toda
John
National Reform Association
Winona Lake
Ind
Oregon State
Klamath
Falls Durin
Four decades ago a father perished in an accident
A brief item recalls a father losing his life years ago in a local incident, noting the date as a milestone and honoring his memory with a short retrospection.
Health Talks by William Brady On Autointoxication
The piece critiques autointoxication theory as largely unproven, noting cases of constipation without autointoxication and vice versa. It warns against overreliance on laxatives, recounts historical views, and urges skepticism toward sensational health claims while inviting reader letters on health matters.
How Dernburg Proposes To Pay Germanys Indemnity
Newell Dwight Hillis surveys Dr Dernburg's plan to fund Germany's postwar indemnity by mobilizing 20 million workers to contribute one extra hour daily, yielding 7.0 billion marks per year toward a 100 billion mark total. He argues work builds character and supplies the path to national recovery, urging productivity across farms, factories, mines, and forests.
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Dernburg
Germany
Newell Dwight Hillis
Dr. Dernburg
United States
France
Belgium
England
Howe
Fatherland
Gach
Switzerland
Great Britain
Solomon
Peace Conference Sparks Debate Over Balkan and Aegean Rights
A fragmented report discusses Allied aims at the peace conference, criticizing Italian aims in Anatolia, Greece’s Thrace, and Bulgaria’s Aegean outlet. It contrasts Japanese and Bulgarian ambitions with American alliance loyalties and asks whether democracy and liberty can prevail amid competing nationalist goals.
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Allied Committee
Tracedonia
Thrace
Serbia
Tbig
Italy
Adalia
Grecca
Bulgaria
Aegean
Greece
America
San Erancisco
San Ameries
Arabs in Conflict Spurs French Hostility
Fragmentary note mentions Arabs including Abi el Kader and Ander and describes strong French detestation amid ongoing tensions. The garbled OCR lines hint at a report on colonial attitudes and military or political friction, but readable facts are limited.
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Ander
Abi-el-Kader
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