Atlanta Board Recommends Expanded Medical Inspection in Schools
The Atlanta board of education proposes enlarging the medical inspection department for the next year. The city board of health recommends a chief inspector, four assistants, five visiting nurses, and a records clerk for full-time, year-round operation, with August admissions exams, birth certificates for entrance, and close cooperation between health and education authorities to curb contagion and improve public health outcomes.
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Board of Education of
Atlanta
Department of Medical Inspection
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Health Department
Board of Education
City Health Department
City Health Board, Education Board Unite for School Welfare
The city board of health and the board of education adopt recommendations from the health department and medical inspection division. This united effort in Atlanta aims to improve child welfare in schools and enhance overall community health.
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City Board of Health
Board of Education
City Health Department
Department of Medical Inspection
City Health Department United
Atlanta
Georgia Senate Clears Tax Relief for Denominational Colleges
The Georgia Senate approved a nearly unanimous bill to exempt denominational college endowments from taxation, urging the House to follow. Supporters argue public institutions open to all must have equal opportunity, noting similar advantages already enjoyed by Negro colleges and appealing for fair treatment of Georgia institutions.
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Georgia Senate
Georgia
Senate
Ednate
Editorial calls for tighter dynamite controls and safety
The New York Evening World urges stricter rules on dynamite amid public danger from easy purchases. It cites unregulated sales, past near disasters, and the need to track dynamite from production to use, plus safeguards against poisons and weapons.
On the Other Side of Town a Verse on Peace and Trouble
A Tongue in The Tit County Courier column reflects on life beyond the fence between peace and trouble in town. It contrasts a quiet, neutral summer landscape with the clamor of city life and moral stances.
Fragmented 19th century verse and notes in a mixed column
A garbled collage of verses and notices includes lines about peaches Elberta and Georgia, a Maryland summer dream, a legislative digression on adjournment, a China anthem fragment, and a report of a scuffle at a new schoolhouse. The text blends song fragments, political commentary, and a local incident with unclear dates or attribution.
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China
Silent for Twenty Years In Kansas City Dispatch Tale
Two men visited the public welfare free legal aid department. One alleged a rock quarry owner owed him 150 dollars for work from October to May 15. The claimant, John Smith of East Fitts Street, spoke through his companion who answered by nod. Smith reportedly took a vow twenty years ago after his mother's death to never speak again, a vow he is said to have kept.
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Kansas City Dispatch
St Louis Star
Free Legal Aid Department
The
Board of Public Welfare
John Smith
East Fitts Elehth Street
Anna Donohue
Health Board Recommends School Medical Inspection Upgrades
The Health Board, per the Board of Education request, submits a plan to revamp Atlanta public schools medical inspection. Proposes a 1 chief medical inspector 4 assistant inspectors 5 visiting nurses and 1 clerk, year round work, 3 hours daily, August birth certificates required for admission exams, and revised contagious disease rules.
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Health Office
Health Department
Klinsdy Claloe
A Smith
Gillette to Fria Charles C Gillette deputy city tax col lector chosen as supreme rep to Pasadena meet
Gillette to Fria Charles C Gillette deputy city tax collector has been chosen as one of the two supreme representatives to the annual meet of the supreme council of the Eraternal Aid union to be held in Pasadena July 29. He will leave Atlanta next week for Denver and California, visiting San Francisco and San Diego before spending two days at Salt Lake City.
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Fria
Charles C Gillette
Supreme Council of the
Eraternal Aid Union
Pasadena
Atlanta
Denver
Cal
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San Diego
Salt Lake City
Adams State Warehoue Bill Set for Committee Review
A longstanding measure, introduced in the Senate by Senator J O Adama, seeks a state supervised cotton warehousing system. It aims to guarantee bale titles, standardize storage, and empower a state warehouse commissioner with a $5000 salary to oversee a statewide warehouse network and financing for farmers. The bill targets rapid adoption across Georgia and requires organizing standards with federal alignment.
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Thirty Third
John J McLauren
South Carolina
South
Adarna
General Assembly
Chaiman
Georg Stile
Weembis
Cullen
Bali
Georgia
Tne Bond
Safety First in American Policy and Public Life
A fragmented editorial argues Safety First as a national motto, tracing it from railroad and transit safety to its use by automakers and in wartime policy. It laments overreliance on safety slogans, warns of misapplied zeal harming humanity, and contrasts American speed with safer European methods while noting dangers of misused rhetoric and inconsistent enforcement.
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United States
Music Agic
Roeks
Mins
Europe
China
Jta
Japan
Rippling Rhymes and Wit Across A Tangles of News
A garbled mix of verse riffs and quips references a jovial, resilient outlook. Lines touch on healing grief, defying gloom with humor, and urging positive outlooks, mingled with stray notes about Marconi, aviation, and a telegram note to Berlin.
Sam Small Speech At Convention Hits High Note
The report lauds Sam Small for a powerful hour long speech at a national convention. It praises his eloquent appeal on prohibition and states rights, noting the crowd laughed and cheered as he urged rapid reform.
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Georgie
Picheller
Gol
Dave
Stiray
Woasmington
Steen
Mr Small
Russell
Kichenogersis
Georgia
Union
Guests of My Soul Dream Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse recalling love and longing after death. Imagery blends dreamlike scenes with distant memories of beloveds and celestial notions. The piece weaves mournful tone, ethereal imagery, and the ache of separation across night and dream. A reflective, archaic style hints at resurrection and solace in memory.
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Luna
The Paper Rich Patent Office Criticized in Washington Stir
The Washington Stir comments on the patent office funding crisis to publish the official gazette delayed by lack of $6000. It argues the office, a growing government branch, has diverted funds and operations strain public value as it accrues deficits and relies on credits.
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Brougheti
Offeial Gazette
Patent Office
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