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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
30
By F L J Pearce, President of Brenna College. The essay defends sororities as sisterhoods distinct from fraternities, arguing they advance womanhood by mutual support, leadership development, and social discipline. It notes benefits in academics, self control, and responsibility, while acknowledging concerns about exclusivity and urging accommodations for capable students.
The piece urges higher scientific education to transform farming, industry, and mining. It argues new rural and industrial challenges demand skilled workers and notes untapped resources in the South. The rambling text stresses soil treatment and agricultural revolution parallels, calling for aid and action.
At a Georgia State Federation meeting in Atlanta the Colored Clubs express deep regret at the death of Mrs H C White, president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. Alice Carey presents resolutions praising her as a friend and adviser for uplift, while advocating restrictive cultural aims and continued education.
Mrs Samuel Ralston wife of Indiana's Governor told the Indiana Democratic Editorial association that a woman's place is at home and editors lie when praising women who cook well. She cited fried chicken hot biscuits and peach cobbler as examples and urged women to embrace honest working love at home.
Western Kansas farmers launched a campaign to exterminate grasshoppers that threaten crops. A carload of bran mixed with 2500 pounds of poison was distributed for distribution over green fields where pests are found.
Fragmentary notice advertises courses at Downing Industrial School including art, chemistry, and hydrography with emphasis on health and moral character. It mentions a summer normal beginning June 2 and directs inquiries to a contact in Brewton.
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