Atlanta School Chief Faces Great Burden of Year
The Constitution pledges continued support for Superintendent Landrum as he tackles the large responsibility of improving Atlanta schools. The paper recalls the 1914 push for better facilities, double sessions end, and sanitation, noting $85,000 was secured to address urgent needs and urging immediate action for permanent growth funding and system rehabilitation.
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Board of Education
L. M. Landrum
Atlanta
Landrum
Not: Eike Atlanta Reels Over Principal Nomination
A lengthy editorial defends Annie T Wise reelection as principal of the Girls Commercial High School in Atlanta after consolidation with the Boys High. It argues against replacing a proven female leader, citing women's historic role in education and the city’s progress toward equal opportunity.
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Atlanta Public Schools
Annie T. Wise
Board of Education
Wise
Landfant
Georgia
United States
Atlanta
The Cry for Peace In War-Wearied Europe
The Providence Journal notes a rising plea for peace as war fatigue spreads across Europe. It cites despair from German and Russian households and mothers mourning fallen children, while observers in Pittsburg highlight socialist and British shifts away from total victory. The piece argues peace voices grow louder amid a grueling stalemate.
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Europe
Providence Journal
Tingland
Tremainee Chaps
France
Germany
England
Pittsbors
Pispatch
Verses and notes from a small town paper column
A jumble of rhymes and quips from various papers and readers. Items include a request for authorship of an old rhyme, reflections on plenty and cornucopia, comments from the Albany Herald, ad hoc political remarks, spring imagery from Monroe Arkansas, war and peace musings, weather notes, a humorous tax tale from Thomasville, and a Macau News query on aeroplane amusement and old-fashioned discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Herald
Georgia
Cornucopia
Macau
New Bills In Both Legislature Branches Yesterday
A lengthy list shows numerous proposed measures across counties and cities. Highlights include abolishing county treasurers in Lincoln and Ware, amending town and city charters, reforming divorce laws, and creating new offices such as state superintendent of public roads. Also includes tax, education, and road law changes with multiple sponsors from various counties.
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New Hills
Estes of
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Houston
Parker
Ware
Board of Roads
Ware County
Allen
Jackson
Hoschton
Floyd
Rome
Taylor
Washington
Strickland
Pearce
Smith
Dade
Eanis
Baldwin
Sloan
Forsyth
Bradford
Whitfield
Sumner
Worth
Sylvester
Fulton
Atkinson
Berrién
Coffer
King of Greene
Davis
Laurens
Stovall
McDuffle
Elders
Tattnall
Dorsett
Carroll
Turner
Brooks
Moore
Jeff Davis
Beck
Carrell
Senate
Borkin
Seventeenth
Mangham
Boykin
Adamge
Harrison
Georgia
Pickett
Fulton, Sty
Burnside
Twenty-ninth
Augusta
Toombs
McDuffie
Said
Duty of General Assembly As to College Endowments
A Georgia assembly editorial argues against taxing college endowments noting only Georgia and Florida tax such gifts and urging exemption as essential to broader welfare. It cites limited state funds for higher education, praises gifts from Carnegie and Asa Candler, and urges passage of the Fullbright bill to lift an Enlightenment embargo. REMBERT G. SMITH, Marietta, Ga.
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General Assembly
Georgia
Florida
Fightrr
Kenry Ford
Detroit
Commonwealth
General Educational Board
Carnegie
Emory University
Asa
Oglethorpe University
Rembert G. Smith
Marietta, Ga
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in busy bee satire
A compact verse sketch critiques overwork and industry chides the bee for chasing endless honey. It contrasts overtime with rest and argues against exhausting labor in pursuit of profit, urging balance and safety for workers and bees alike.
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Thomasville
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