Southern educational institutions coming into their own
In a 1913 state overview the article argues that education shapes future success. It cites a secretary’s analysis comparing common schooling, high school, and college training, noting college graduates show vastly higher odds of advancement and that improved schooling boosts community prosperity. It highlights Georgia’s financial strains and calls for prompt educational action to lift students and teachers alike.
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M. L. Bdalwtaly
Thom Stessing
Neel
Ali
Georgia
Gaerg
Mirhend
Lesa
Doeur
Sbuzatton
Thaieston
Sto
Eeanmon
Ted
Sears
Septuagenarian Arctic Explorer Heads New Voyage
Captain Peter Bayne, the likely last survivor from the Franklin search expedition, has bought the old arctic schooner Duxbury in Seattle. He plans to lead an expedition to Victoria Land, sailing next June. Bayne is 69 years old.
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Scientific American
Peter Bayne
C F Halls
Sir John Branklin
Chatterprise
Duxbury
Seattle
Victoria Land
Bayne
Equal Rights in Street Noise Question
A querulous passer asks if pedestrians have rights equal to motorists. A policeman replies yes but ponders the consequences if he walked downtown making the same noise as some cars. The exchange illustrates street conduct tensions in urban life.
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The
Washington Star
Mabba
Remarkable Growth of Technological Schools One of Signal Triumphs of Modern Science
BY OAS. C. THACH President Alabama Pototechak Insti tute. The piece argues technical education as a major modern advancement shaping schools, industry, and agriculture. It cites Morrill Act of 1862 and land grant colleges as pivotal, notes boosts in the south, and highlights labs, skilled labor, and economic impact through engineering, chemistry, and farming innovations. It calls for expanded trade schools in southern cities and emphasizes practical, hands on training producing capable leaders and workers.
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OAS
United States
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
University of Virginia
Francie Walker
Massachusetts Institute
Henge
Darkwin
Marathon
Waterloo
South
Huasite
Southern
Georgia
Alabama
Ehemea
Mechanica
Colleges of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
West
Babcock
University of Wisconsin
Liebig
Georgia Colleges for Georgia Boys
Chancellor David C. Barrow urges Georgia boys to attend state colleges citing protection from temptations, local access, and stronger hometown ties. He argues against sending youths far from home, noting Georgia programs offer equal or better undergraduate training and cheaper costs, with a century of proven policy.
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David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Georgia
New England
Harvard College
West Point
Miss Mamie Adel Hays to Sing at Central Church Sunday
Miss Mamie Adel Hays, noted coloratura soprano who studied in New York, will perform Sunday at Central Congregational church at 12 noon, singing Hear Ye Israel from Mendelssohn’s Elijah. Dr Hanscom will preach on The Supremacy of Character. No evening service in July and August, but a joint meeting with the Christian Endeavor Society at 630.
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Mamie Adel Hays
New York
Central Congregational Church
Carnegie Way
Ellis Street
Israel
Mendelssohns
Eijah
Hanscom
Christian Endeavor
M Eiety
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