Duty Of A Nurse In Hight Divorce Case
Miss Davis declares she will remain at the bedside of Emmett Hight, arguing duty and patient welfare justify her post despite Mrs Hight’s protests. She says leaving would betray her profession, while staying risks gossip but aligns with medical guidance and her conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt Craig
Miss Nepmie
Nata) Davis
Hight
Miss Davis
Peachtree Circle
Miss Davin
Mrs Hight
Thenvalid
Andrew Female College
Cuthbert
Enght
Eught
Atlanta
Prohibition Debate Draws Thousands At Addresses
Thousands heard Dr. Young in Louisville urge national prohibition as he argued the Constitution allows amendment by three fourths of states. He claimed 80 percent of the country remains under liquor and predicted a 1925 dry nation, urging electing a congress and legislatures to push the eighteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Union
Union of States
Young
G . Young
Louisville
Tabernacle Congregational Church
McDaniel Street
Chicago
Mason and Dixon
Utah
Jamestown
Massachusetts
Banks Says Christianity Lacks Red Corpuscles In Talk
In a St Pauls Methodist Episcopal address Banks argues modern Christianity shows a deficiency in vitality and blood of faith, urging leaders to revive spiritual vigor before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Prominent Cleric Urges Red Blooded Church Reforms
Dr L A Banks of New York urged a bold church program to attract young men and confront social evils. He emphasized secret prayer, virile Christ imagery, and a fighting spirit against the saloon, praising prohibition progress and predicting dissolution of ties with liquor interests by 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Banks
New York
Chris Hanity
Jesus Christ
God
America
Christ
Glenn Answers Antis in Prohibition Debate at Churches
Ex Goveror R B Glenn of North Carolina spoke at Trinity Methodist and Central Baptist churches disputing prohibition. He argued liquor harms society, cited North Carolina’s growth under prohibition, and contrasted tax revenue from saloons with funds for churches and charity. He claimed dry states drink less and argued enforcement limits, urging public support for prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Kansas
Glenn
Hae
United States
Georgia Poultry Show Opens At Peachtree Street
The Georgia Poultry Association opens a five day event at 9 a.m. at 99 Peachtree Street with about a thousand birds in cages. Only perfect specimens admitted, experts on site, and prizes include cash, cups, and ribbon awards following American standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Street
Georgia Poultry Association
Georgia
American Poultry Association
Mrs Armstrong Dies at 72 in St Josephs Infirmary
Mrs James G Armstrong widow of the former rector of St Philip's Cathedral died Sunday night at 9 40 o clock at St Josephs infirmary after a long illness She was 72 years old Dr Armstrong previously served as pastor of St Philip's for years He died about twenty years ago Her daughter Miriam married W C Glenn a Georgia attorney The only living child is Mrs F D Hazel Funeral arrangements to be announced at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Armstrong
St. Philip's Cathedral
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Dr. Armstrong
St. Philip’s
Atlanta
John Wilkes Booth
Miriam
W. C. Glenn
Georgia
F. D Hzell
Armstrong
Child of W. W. Burdett Follows Him to Grave
The 1 year old son of W. W. Burdett of 21 West Baker street died at Grady hospital after a brief illness. The child, who survived by its mother, was to be buried at Sandy Springs after funeral services at Poole's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow Burdett, Jr
W. W. Burdett
West
Baker Street
Woman's Club
Grady Hospital
Poole's Chapel
Sandy Springs
Wilson Attacked Over Suffrage by Wyoming Rep
Washington January 10 Representative Mondell of Wyoming criticized President Wilson's suffrage stance during an address at the Congress Union for Woman Suffrage meeting. He urged Congress to enfranchise women, not leave it to the states, and discussed the Mondell Bristow federal amendment, voicing doubt on Tuesday's House vote while affirming eventual passage of the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mende
Wyoming
Wilson
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Congress
Crondell
Mondell- Bristow
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Emmett Hight
Prohi
Sanatogen
San
London
Henry Watterson
Antes
Bspel Eh
Elbert Hubbard
Bayer Chemical CO
Trving Place
Usaces
Bephis
Uncle Sam
Antis
First Methodist
R. B. Glenn
Trinity Methodist Church
Central, Baptist Church
South Carolina
Salisbury
Saloo
We Country
Trinity Bur
New Jersey
Georgia Poultry Show
SFAND
The
Constitution
Nmme
ARBER
A. Nash
Edgewood Avenue
IGAR
Whitehall Street
Credit Clothing
United Credit Clothing CO
West Mitchell Street
W. E. Carter Electric CO
Ivy
North Broad Street
Leiden
Oceana el Tei
Skgaughey Electric CO
Walton St
Urnaces
Moo Crief-Atlanta Co
Alton S&s
H. Ninekirk
Ananee
Glenn Photo Stock Co
Eastman Kodak Company
Peachtree
Chelena Market Co. Fish
Ean Poultry
BELL
N. Pryors
Mitchell
Is Office Equipment Co
Wernicke
Broad St
Tripod Paint CO
Foote & Davies
South
Forsyth Street
Essig Bros
Goc
Essig Bros. Co
Peachtree St
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