Atlanta Women Lead Campaign for School Uniformity
Developments show 8,000 women ligada to the City Federation of Women's Clubs backing School Improvement Association resolutions. They demand four to five and a half hour standard, oppose the abolition of the normal school, warn against repudation of teachers and call for square deal and extended training for all city teachers.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
School Provement Association
Atlanta
Board of Education
Women of
Carnegie Library
Congregational Church
Schiool Improvement Association
Federation
City Federation
School Improvement Association
Normal
Georgia Fruit Exchange Aims to Expand to Other Produce
The Georgia Fruit Exchange plans to market apples cantaloupes melons and other Georgia produce in addition to peaches. In cooperation with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce it will promote grading packing and carload assembly, urging cooperative groups where needed to prevent waste and boost farmer revenue. The initiative follows the peach model and seeks free cooperation among farmers the exchange and the chamber to maximize results.
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Georgia
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Fruit Exchange
Chamber” of Commerce
Jealousy and Its Cure, Rev Wilbur Chapman Sermon
The sermon discusses jealousy from a biblical view, citing Proverbs 27 4 and Genesis. It describes jealousy as cruel and damaging to the offender and those around them, noting its roots in self depreciation and perceived unfair treatment. The cure urged is self improvement, speaking kindly of the envied person, and doing them a service, followed by getting right with God.
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Rev. J. Wileburs
Chapman
D.D
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cpresident
Wilson
United States
Ufe
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in a rainy day vignette
A poem style column shows characters Sarah Jane and friends musing on endless rain. They lament indoor life while noting rain’s appeal to mood, humor, and the stubborn glare of a dreary day, with playful misprints and whimsy throughout.
Barbed Wire in History and Its Modern Role
The piece traces barbed wire from its invention and westward expansion to cattle fencing turning the plains into vast ranches. It notes the shift away from barbed wire on farms to military uses and its continued presence in war zones as soldiers face entanglements and barbs amid the machinery of conflict.
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America
Belgium
Elwood
Nebraska
Kansas
United States
Europe
Wilsons views on trusts and foreign trade reform era
The Holland Letter discusses President Wilson and business leaders urging repeal of harmful laws while favoring safe expansion of foreign trade. It notes expected court timelines, possible amendments to the Sherman Act, and the need for measured capacity limits across U S industries amid rising orders. It also mentions Schwab’s conglomerate congestion and widespread production strain as February demand grows.
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Pacific
BE. H. Garwihe
Wilson
Convention
the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Jforswede
Congress
Financial
Charles M. Schwab
Varioug
New England
Holland
Rat Slays Rattlesnake in Arkansas Farm Tale
Clifton Ark dispatch to The New York Worlds reports Herman Aars, a farmer, captured eleven rattlesnakes alive in a box. A battle ensued lasting several minutes as a rat fought the snakes, ultimately killing the final rattler and winning the clash.
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Clifton Ark
New York Worlds
Herman “Aars
Germs Hidden for Fifty Years Tainted Haymond Miller Home
Health officials traced a fatal diphtheria outbreak to germs lingering in walls of the Fawn Grove house owned by the Had caused deaths fifty years earlier. After papers and whitewash were stripped, damp weather exposed germs supposedly released from the prior epidemic, linking the long-ago outbreak to the present tragedy.
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Philadelphia
Haymond Miller
Fawn Grove
MicNer
Atlanta Women Back Public Schools Welfare Drive
About eight thousand women from the Atlanta City Federation of Women's clubs pledged support for the public schools' welfare at a semi annual meeting. They invited the Atlanta School Improvement Association to join and approved resolutions urging improved school accommodations and organized action, including a twenty five member executive committee. The meeting honored founder Mrs. Pattillo and endorsed playgrounds, home products patronage, and a municipal employment bureau.
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Atlanta
Atlanta City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Samuel Kompin
City Federation
Atlanta School Improvement Association
School Improvement Association
James G. Gilbert
Board of Education
Federation
Federation of Women's Clubs
Nellie Peters Black
City Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
Price
Soule
State Agricultural College
Theeorgia Federation of Women's Clubs
exec@ board
Cit
Georgis
Decatur
H . Federation of
Bricker
Christian Church
Sai- Hie Chase Pattillo
Hamilton Douglas
Pattillo
Frances Fort, Brown
Fatillo
National Women's Organization
Atlanta Woman's Club
Birs. A. Yp. Coles
Ralph Co. Norton
Speelf
A Modern Reglus and War Time Echoes
A miscellany of wartime dispatches from The Baltimore Sun and The Boston Globe, noting a French prisoner’s humane release and return, Kipling’s humor, wolves of war, and light essays on science, folly, and social quirks. It includes humorous quips, a captain of the team salute to Henry Watterson, and a satirical census notion, with brief observations on censorship, manners, and daily life amid conflict.
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Regulus
Baltimore Sun
Germany
Jéave
Lincoln
South
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