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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1915

Page

22

Blow at Our Normal School Is Blow At Heart and Soul of Our Education

A visiting committee reads the case for preserving the Atlanta Normal Training school funding. It argues the school is the heart of the city’s education, training teachers who shape future citizens, and highlights conditions at Glenn Street and other Atlanta schools, urging support for trained educators.

Atlanta Atlanta Normal Training School Mary Postell Nea Atlanta Normal School Peter Paul Trist Atlante Normal Training School Morel Mactice Lee Street School Glenn Street School Glenn Street Bor Miss Smith Tmhus

Butts County Court Convenes On Monday

Jackson Ga February 13 Special With a heavy calendar of civil and criminal cases the February term of Butts superior court will convene here Monday for two weeks Judge RH T Dantet presiding and Solicitor General E M Owen present as prosecuting attorney Civil business opens the first week with cases calendared through Wednesday Central Georgia Power cases not tried pending higher court decision Criminal business will be heard in the second week Many jail cases are ready for trial including one murder case

Jackson Butts Superior Court RH. T. Dantet E. M. Owen Central Georgia Power Company

Dr Francis S Bradley Writes Of Public Health in Chicago

Dr Frances Sage Bradley traveling to the Panama exposition offers observations on Chicago public health and city planning. She praises open air schools, improved housing, and social centers like Hull House while noting immigrant communities, unemployment, and the need for coordinated welfare efforts.

Francis S. Bradley Chicago Atlanta Windy City Frances Sage Bradley Peachtree Juniner Piedmont Bradley West Side Middle West Hull House Tribunal of Justice Elujl House Misa Addams Miss Addams America Tinl House Eity

Calomel dangers warned. Jacobs Liver Salt offered as safer

A 19th century health ad warns against calomel as a mercurial purgative for biliousness. It notes mercury weakens the system and causes rheumatism and bone damage. Jacobs' Liver Salt is promoted as a mercury-free, mild stimulant that cleanses the stomach and bowels and aids uric acid removal. It claims quick action without nausea and urges readers to buy at Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta.

Jacobs Jaacobs’ Pharmacy Atlanta

Meeting of State Bar to Convene on St Simons Island

Brunswick Ga February 3 Special The annual meeting of the Georgia Bar will be held on St Simon's Island in late May. The executive committee is selecting the place and time and expects it to be among the largest and most successful. Hon William G Brantley former congressman will be the principal orator. He resides in Brunswick but currently lives in Washington.

Brunswick The Georgia Bar Negociation St. Simon's Island Association William G. Brantley Eleventh District Congress Brantley Washington

New Officers Named by Jesup Daughters

Jesup Georgia February 13 Special The United Daughters of the Confederacy met to elect officers. Elected were Mrs J S Lee president Mrs V A McRae first vice president Mrs L Clary second vice president Miss Stella Goodbread recording secretary Mrs D S Price treasurer Miss May Belle Clark corresponding secretary Mrs Joseph H Thomas registrar and Mrs Robert C Smith historian.

Jesup United Daughters of the Confederacy D. I. Price J. S. Lee V. A. McRae L. Clary Sec.ond Stella Goodbread D. Ss. Price May ‘Belle Clark

Farmer of Charlton Has Six-Legged Pig

Waycross Ga February 13 Walter Johnson a Charlton county farmer has a six legged pig at his place attracting attention in the section. The pig has two extra legs projecting from the forelegs and uses them in walking. One foot is cloven like a mule's foot.

Waycross Walter Johnson Charlton County

Law That Stops Sale Of Elastic And Spring Trusses

A promotional note argues against elastic and spring trusses citing dangers of operation. It promotes the Clutha Automatic Massaging Truss as simple and inexpensive, claiming many endorsements and lifelong benefits. Readers are urged to request a book via coupon or letter.

Clutha

Negro Slayer Davis Given Life Sentence in Forsyth Ga

Forsyth Ga February 13 John Davis a negro was found guilty of murder by a jury in the superior court and on the jury’s recommendation received a life sentence from Judge C J Reid of the Stone Mountain circuit. Davis was accused of killing Coon Smith at a frolic several months earlier.

Forsyth John Davis C. 3. Reid Stone Mountain Circuit R. T. Daniel Davia

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