Milledgeville College Advances Industrial Cooking Class
Milledgeville Georgia Normal and Industrial College experiments with a sixth grade cooking class led by Miss Folger. Young girls from prominent families learn cooking, cleaning, and basic food preparation, with advocates arguing for industrial features in early education to teach practical life skills alongside academics.
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Georgia Normal College
Illedgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Folger
Milledgeville
Gald
Senator Clay Attacks Options and Futures in Postal Bill
Washington reports Senator Clay offered an amendment to the post office appropriation bill declaring options and futures as obstructions to commerce. The measure imposes misdemeanor penalties, sets fines and prison terms, defines options and futures, and bars mailing transactions. The bill targets farmers and manufacturers in the grain and stock exchange business.
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Washington
Clay
Post Ofice
United
Steck
Treatment for Consumption Using Bensonizer Apparatus
A historic notice claims a new cure for consumption via the Bensonizer apparatus. It describes inhaled medicated gas reaching lung tissues, crediting Fratersar Synson and the Bensonizer Company of Atlanta for testimonials and further information from the 627 Austell Building address.
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Fratersar Synson
Ben Vonizer Company
Austell
Atlanta, Ga
Salvation Army holds southern convention in Atlanta next week
Miss Eva Booth will visit Atlanta for the Salvation Army convention spanning Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, North and South Carolina, Tennessee and Louisiana. Colonel and Mrs. Holt will direct meetings with about fifty officers, marking the first southern convention, while Booth speaks at the Bijou Theater Sunday. The city has aided many in need, but funds are rapidly depleting due to coal, food, and clothing relief efforts.
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The
Salvation Army
First Baptist Church
Holt
South
Atlanta
Misa Booth
United States
Canada
sSne
Miss Booth
William Booth
London
Hcr City
Soloney B. J Fgeit
Salvation Ari
Injunction Suit Will Be Argued In Supreme Court
Supreme Court will hear the injunction brought by Alderman Ben I Jones of Macon to restrain the mayor and council from issuing bonds to cover Macons floating debt The case filed in Macon Superior Court was granted an injunction earlier and Minter Wimberly and Miller are in Atlanta to represent Jones The action targets bonds ready for sale and the case may reach the high court within days Beavers to Build Dam Albany delegation led by Mayor Smith and President McKenna will head the effort with J C Shaw reporting many new Beavers applications present
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Supreme Court
Ben I. Jones
Macon
City
Institution Bureau
Second Street
Moon Ga
Ay Minter Wimberly
Court of Georgia
Ben Jomes
Miller
Atlanta
Jones
A‘u‘sme
Superior Court
Wimberly
Callea
Beavers
Smith
McKenna
Young Beavers
Albany
J. ¢. Shaw
Alexander Proudiit
Ba Pala
Brantley Wins Before House in Judiciary Bill Passage
Representative Brantley secured passage of a judiciary bill amending the law to allow appeal from granting of interlocutory injunctions and appointment of a receiver in any case. The measure, backed by Brantley Clayton and southern members, was reported unanimously by the committee. Also notices of deaths: Martha Peterson of Douglas, about 70, linked to prominent families. James M Rhodes, 84, father of Athens mayor. J T Lord, planter of Commerce, died recently.
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Fos
Washington
Brantley
Clayton
Martha Peterson
Douglas
Commerce
J.T. Lord
H. E Hardman
Roosevelt approves McDonald court martial sentence
President Roosevelt has approved the court martial sentence of Lieutenant Paul McDonald of Atlanta. McDonald was found guilty of gross financial irregularities, dismissed from the army, and sentenced to two years in prison. He is a Boys High School graduate with a prior United States Army commission as a second lieutenant. Tomorrow marks the tenth anniversary of Dr. J L White’s pastorate at First Baptist Macon, postponed from last Sunday due to bad weather.
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Roosevelt
McDonald
Paul McDonald
Atlanta
Boys’ High School
United States Army
Macon
J.L
White
First Baptist Church
Self Defense With Shotgun Ends Fatal Shooting Near Greenberg
In Govhaus Maryland a peddler named Greenberg, known for visiting J D Bivens home, assaulted Mrs Bivens before, was arrested and released. He returned last night and again attacked Mrs Bivens, prompting her to fire a shotgun wound to the neck. Magistrate Cummings ordered a jury of inquest with verdict justifiable homicide. Funeral services for Thomas Lackay were held at St Joseph Catholic church in Macon with burial at Rose Hill cemetery.
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Thomas Lackay
Macon
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Father McDonnell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Laws Dodged by Mitchell in Oregon Grand Jury Case
Portland, February 1 judge A H Tanner partner of United States Senator Atchell confessed in Judge Billings court to perjury before a federal grand jury. The testimony related to land fraud investigations in Oregon involving Senator Mitchell and a conspiracy to defraud the government. Tanner said there was a business agreement with Autchell that Mitchell would receive proceeds from a medical practice while Tanner would gain from government department proceedings. Moon, Georgia, February 11 Moon’s mood shifts as sun gives way to clouds and rain hinders repairs to telegraph lines. W W Potts of New York and Chicago to lecture on radium air and wireless telegraphy before Westeyan College ladies on March 4.
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Portland
Ore
A. H. Tanner
United States
Atchell
Billings
Federal
Grand Jury
Tanner
Autchell
Mitchell
Jew #fm
Teavina Hearts
Micheil
Hain
Marcon
Macon
Sol
Moon
Aaceu
W. B. Potts
New York
Chicago
Dupont Guerry
Westeyan
Heroine Zetta Adkins Sacrifices Self for Baby In Burns
A family at 78 Carroll Street endures the death of Zetta Adkins eight, who perished saving her infant sister Georgia from a coal fire blaze. Georgia, 15 months, suffered severe burns and blindness, with doctors forecasting a brief remaining life as her mother wails and pleading for hospital care.
Cost of Living Slightly Cheaper in February
Dun's Index shows prices at 101.042 in February, down from 102.082 year ago. Clothing led gains while breadstuffs declined, meats limited rise, and building materials and raw goods edged higher overall. Cotton and wool rose as sugar and spirits climbed. petroleum and some metals fell.
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Dun
Lost Her Life Saving Child in Front of Fireplace
Rome Georg ia February 11 Specnd Miss Mary Wilton a well known young lady living in Livingston died early this morning She was fearfully burned Friday night at her home while bathing her little sister in front of a fireplace Her dress caught fire and before the flames could be checked she was fatally burned She was a daughter of Mike Wilton a prominent farmer and was 7 years old The baby was not injured by the flames.
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Zetta
Grady
Adkins
Putton
Yeaterday
The
Constitution
Georgia
Rome
Mary Wison
Livingston
Mike Wilton
Almand Hats Promising New Shapes and Goods
M. W. Almand of the Stetson firm reports from New York and Philadelphia that affiliated factories are turning out many new and novel hat shapes for men and even umbrellas. Those interested should write the Almand Hat Comparator at 312 Gould Building Atlanta Georgia for prices and terms.
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M. W. Almand
Stutawd Hat CO
New York
Philadephia
Hts
Gould Building
Atlanta
Hopes to Keep Hold in France
The article reviews French church state separation and American aims to retain influence in France via Catholic protectorate issues in the east. It recounts early 1900s diplomacy, the sultan's moves, papal responses, and shifting alignments affecting Franco American relations. It also notes a separate charity concert in Macon Georgia with details on performances and organizers.
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Deparinw
France
Turkey
Holy See
William
Jerusalem
Baron von Lertlin
Beeslated
Cardinal Rewps
Donust
Library Day in Macon Promotes Christian Church Book Drive
Tomorrow features a Library Day in Macon with a Sunday school fundraiser for the Morary Memorial. Contributions of book money are requested to support the Sunday school and the Church’s mission.
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Macon
Maces
Pecaly
We Christian Church
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