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Montia Ae
Atlanta
Yor
Twenty-ninth Street
Broadway
Crowley
Desler
City and County Health Push Co Operation in Fight Against Disease
City Bacteriologist Claude Smith urges close Atlanta Fulton County cooperation to exterminate disease vectors. He cites mosquito and typhoid fly control as vital, proposing shared funding and a unified program before summer to reduce illness across the city wards and county districts.
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Atlanta
Fulton
Claude Smith
Smith
Fulton County
Remember Gorgas and the Panama Canal’s health victory
The piece credits Colonel William Gorgas with sanitary triumphs that made the Panama Canal possible, arguing he deserves shared honors with Goethals. It notes the French effort failed amid yellow fever and graft, and that Gorgas transformed the isthmus by ending disease-driven panic and lifting stigma from Havana.
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America
Willand Gorgas
Panama
Gorgas
Havana
Trail blazer for the isthmus builders honored
The speaker credits a key figure with widening screens and a map spanning from ocean to ocean, drilling Americans and imported laborers in health basics and disease control. He fought prejudice and ignorance to reduce the death rate on the isthmus to below that of many American cities, earning recognition for his trailblazing work.
Open Air Schools Must Come to Atlanta
Atlanta children have raised about 1 000 dollars from Red Cross seals to start an open air school fund. The Anti Tuberculosis association will push for about 2 000 dollars in the January budget to launch open air school work. The plan strengthens weak and anaemic children to resist disease, not to educate tubercular ones, and mirrors proven programs in Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Atlanta
Council
Red Cross
The
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Southern Training School aims to supply trained church workers
Mr Edward Grace tours Atlanta on behalf of the Southern Training school near Black Mountain NC which seeks to supply trained secretaries and assistants for the YMCA YWCA and lay church workers. Since opening last June it has drawn hundreds of applicants beyond its 310 capacity, highlighting the need for specialized training to strengthen churches and associations in Atlanta and other southern cities.
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Atlanta
Southern Training School
Black Mountain
N. C
Edward Grace
America
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
YY. M
YY. W. O. A. Planta
Atlanntans
Grace
Mayor's plan to limit traffic disruption on street work
A city editorial commends Mayor Woodward for urging the street improvement committee to minimize traffic disruption. It argues multiple projects can be staggered to avoid conflicts, reduce costs, and speed up completed jobs, noting past inefficiencies and political distractions.
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Woodward
Gray in the Service By Philip Weltner iy Prison Association of Georgia
A reflective portrait of a police official, his long service, and the humane impact of policing. The piece contrasts tough enforcement with compassion, urging better aid to the unemployed and questioning reliance on fear and punishment to curb crime. It weighs how efficiency should prove itself in guidance and support.
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Gray
Philip Weltner
Iy Prison Association of Georgia
Character Cameos By Robert V. Carr No. 84
A marked portrait of a married woman described as beautiful and flirtatious. The piece condemns her as a money-driven social climber who misuses marriage for pleasure, predicting contempt from men and eventual old age as judgment for her behavior. It ends with a folkloric note about a butterfly avoiding winter.
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Aha
Stick to It Way of Success by George M Adams
Stick BY GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS. The essence of success is sticking. Beginning and ending with the sticker in the get-there man, he who sticks today can win tomorrow. If quitting tempts you, stick. If others beat you, stick. Endure tasks until finished with patience.
Dreaming of Summer and Faithful Flowers in Winter
A collage of verse and prose notes from old Georgia voice pieces. It intertwines seasonal yearning, rustic images, and moral reflections with rustic humor and religious imagery. Scattered lines mention gardens, spring birds, and the longing for warm days amid cold weather.
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Brier Williams
Utica Speech of the Old Man Eloquence Unearthed
Excerpted reminiscence recalls John Quincy Adams visiting Utica in 1845 to see Abigail Adams. The tale links the Oregon dispute, the 54 40 or fight cry, and Adams’s famed stature and last public address. Local crowd and Baggs hotel backdrop frame a presidential memory.
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Cowards
Constitution
John Quincy Adams
Baggs’ Hotel
Utica
James
United States
Adama
Oregon
Great Britain
E. J. Edwards
Pacific
Alaska
Adams
Washington
Abigail Adams
Congress
Quincy
Mass
Mr. Adams
Ten Lost Tribes of Israel and Their Vanished Fate
The long debate over the ten lost tribes of Israel spans centuries with theories ranging from dispersion across Samaria to migration into Europe and even ties to American Indians. No definitive evidence or authentic word exists on their fate, and historians remain divided. Tomorrow titling Titus Oates Invented Conspiracy.
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Israel
Judah
Benjamin
Palestine
Jerusalem
Samaria
Christ
Sargon
Assyria
America
Roger Williams
Cotton Mather
Charles Beatty
Paper as conduit of wisdom across the world
A reflection on how paper accelerates wisdom transfer from ancient notes to modern daily life. It contrasts ancient carving on stone or wax with today’s cheap paper for broad dissemination, noting Epictetus and Homer reach, and the social impact on love and marriage.
Quotable miscellany from The Atlanta Constitution
A compact montage of quoted remarks from the Atlanta Constitution shared by various Georgia papers. It includes jests about Charles Edison and the phonograph, gender ratios in the U S and Europe, a view of the election as a solid nation, reflections on public oratory, and light notes about public figures, advertising games, and welcome to Halstead as Atlanta Constitution manager.
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Atlanta Constitution
Charles Edison
Cedartown Standard
Halstead
Griffin
Newsy
Journalistic Brotherhood of Georgia
W. L. Halstead
The
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Houston. Tex
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