Women Organize Drive for Atlanta School Improvement
In Atlanta, a campaign led by the Women’s School Improvement group highlights dire public school conditions. Fire and storm plans, sanitation, lighting, and crowding threaten safety and equity. a push for expansion and reform aims to ensure every child has equal opportunity.
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Chile
Atlanta
Schoal Improvement Associaten
Atlantas
Organized Women of
Waris
Board of Lady Visitors
Cty
Bravery Amid Tragedy At Sea In F4 Submarine Sinking
The report recalls twenty one sailors trapped in submarine F4 as oxygen wanes and sea seals their fate. A lieutenant’s bride waits in Honolulu for news while battleships face unseen dangers in the deep. The narrative honors heroic endurance and faith that their sacrifice will be enshrined in national memory.
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Cii
Honolulu
Burton Boom Prospects for Theodore Burton in 1916
Republican enthusiasts in Cleveland discuss a tentative Burton presidential boom for Theodore Burton, former U S senator from Ohio. Analysts note Burton’s patriotism, knowledge on national issues, and possible cross appeal, while doubts linger about his popularity and specific platforms for the 1916 campaign.
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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 Support From Bainbridge
The three Wants of Bainbridge advocate lending to boys buying Sul bred pigs and joining pig clubs with plain notes for minors. Bankers and business leaders see low risk and potential dividends, framing contributions as investments. The piece cites relief from rut states seek change through legislatures and notes a western man seeking national recognition.
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Bainbridge
The Blue Book of Stories for Georgia Schools
A Georgia education volume titled The Blue Book of Stories for Character Training by MS Brittain is praised as a welcome gift to state schools. The preface highlights selections from Aesop and Famous Classics, noting the book’s aim to engage young readers and foster literature study across Georgia.
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MS Brittain
Brittain
Murden
Georgia
Gimgin
Ila
Fir
Byrd Printing Company
Atlantee Ee
March Forgiven Centering Through Cold Journey
A fragmented wartime style diary or column describes marching through harsh weather toward a hoped for warm welcome. The narrator notes editors and a printer’s missteps, the long journey nearly ending, and a desire for better conditions as they approach distant gates and a lighter future.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in schooling refrain
The piece laments schooling woes and teacher drudgery as the speaker recalls youth spent in classrooms. It contrasts restless days and shifting times with a longing for rest, while critiquing maps, litter, and the dreary discipline of school life.
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Wwe
Hos
Lise
Journal of Labor on School Conditions and Epitaphs
The Journal of Labor argues school facilities provoke political epitaphs amid calls by the Weamen4 School Improvement association for better buildings and funding. It condemns delays and urges swift reform, including appointing a capable school board and accelerating improvements in Atlanta.
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Journal of Labor
The
Weamen4
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Necus
Atlanta
Fantas Childern
Iutensut
Atlantis
Almass
State Chamber of Commerce Urges Legislature to Act
The State Chamber urges the Legislature to consider a constitutional amendment and supports developing a broad economic program. Aimed at expanding industry, agriculture, and rural areas, the resolution calls for legislative action and closer cooperation with chambers and local boards.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Sibley challenges Hardwick over cotton policy in Georgia race
Former progressive candidate James L Sibley accuses Senator Hardwick of backing the administration while failing to aid cotton farmers. He links past support to the 1890s cotton legislation and questions Hardwick’s loyalty, urging voters to demand accountability and a stand on tariff and canal issues. The piece cites campaign rhetoric, party alignment, and regional economic stakes in Georgia.
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James L Sibley
United States
Nanee Shenas W .Ardwick
Trardwick
Moultrie
Hardwick
Meadoo Hid
Sibley
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 improving business conditions and a coming era of prosperity within a year, despite ongoing war. He cites surveys from the South and notes broad investments and hiring shifts, expecting recovery to begin slowly and extend through 1916 as markets adjust and lending stabilizes.
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Gentry
Bell Teliph
Businé
Aid
Tios Grevalle
Dios
Milter
Vie
Dront
Suyart
Irene
The Automobile and Its Rise in Modern Life
A fragmented memoir on the automobile's growth and impact on society. It cites economic necessity, tech progress, and shifting transport habits. The piece contrasts older methods with new mobility, noting farmers adopting cars and concerns about safety and social change.
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Cue Peace Buiers
Popular
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Wien
Malta
Alma
Shey
Busancsy
Just on the Eve of Planting
A fragmented notice from Ashburn citizen Typo mentions cotton planting and rising prices. The piece hints at the impact on cotton growers and refers to a monetary chart and chamber of commerce leader. The event centers on preparation for planting and market concerns.
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Citzen
Ashburn
Catia
Atten
Ivan and His Cossacks Praised in Southern Move
A garbled critique lauds Ivan and his Cossacks praising their role in a southern enterprise. The passage extols industrial and commercial benefits, noting the success of the venture under adversity and the impact on organized business in the South. It mentions Wall Street and Allen as notable names shaping the enterprise.
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Ant Allen
Blackburn
Dodge Plant to Run Full Time for Year Near Mishawaka
Crom reports in The Cincinnati Enquirer that Dodge Manufacturing at Mishawaka will operate full time starting tomorrow. A large contract for transmission machinery for the Dupont Powder mill values at $1,000,000. The plant has further orders sustaining activity for over a year and may boost its workforce to about 1,400 men.
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Crom
Cincinnati Enquirer
Laporte
Dodge Manufacturing Compar
Mishawaka
Dupont
Lamping
Asteroids and Names in the Solar System History
A lively historical overview explains how asteroids were discovered and named, describing astronomers chasing asteroids with telescopes and photo plates, the classification of new bodies, and speculation about their origins and potential future use or exploration. It notes early discoveries, size estimates from miles across, and the naming process as crowdsourced and provisional.
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Sepid Mars
A. Sein
Eich Vett
Grand Canyon
Sime
Tagtort
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