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Two Bills to Create Vital Statistics Bureau and Public Health Service
The Georgia senate has passed a bill to create a vital statistics bureau under the board of health. A companion public health service bill, led by Rep Ellis of Tift, is headed to the house this week and is expected to pass. Both measures promise to modernize health governance, close gaps in data on disease and death, and place Georgia among states with robust public health systems.
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Navy Ends Tobacco Ban for Enlisted Men and Suttlers
Secretary Josephus Daniels lifts the navy smoking embargo, restoring broad tobacco access aboard ships. The move ends prior limits tied to regulations that restricted brands, and eliminates alcohol restrictions for officers while allowing sailors to choose their preferred tobacco brands freely. He notes the change corrects discriminatory policies and benefits those who do the fighting at sea.
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Naval order promises broad pleasure on long voyages
The instruction notes tobacco long used to ease tedium and hardship at sea. The latest naval order may not spark the same dramatic debate as prohibiting alcohol, but it will please many sailors with a harmless, lasting indulgence.
Good for the South as Negro Delegate Excluded at Alabama GOP Meeting
The Birmingham state Republican convention last week excluded all Negro delegates, signaling a possible national shift. The piece argues such removal foretells profound southern political changes, as whites may soon vote and think from conviction rather than expediency, altering future alignments in the region.
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Universal Language Quest Mirrors Turbulent Times
A Chicago Esperanto Society gathering prompts debate on a single global tongue. The piece assesses historys failed universal language efforts, noting cultural enmities block adoption, and cites political tensions from Carranza to Villa and Caillaux trial hype. It ends with a jab at the South and congressional inertia.
Fan Georgia and poetry fragments in a harvest week note
A collage of verse lines about Georgia fan patriotism and flowers, plus a line about the Editor’s holiday in Kirksville and a candid quote from a political candidate about wealth and unseen growth. The text blends song, editorial remark, and an idiosyncratic campaign quote.
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Camp Meeting Memories and Old Time Talk in Hous ton Post
Bailey recalls old days and fellow travelers in a spoof of travelogue and rural whimsy. The column parodies political sentiment, camp meetings, and local lore with humorous dialect, noting gas outages interrupting the Bedford Democrat’s printing, and quips about travel, manners, and rural life.
Slaton Seen as Best Fit for Georgia Senate Seat
A compilation from state papers argues for Jack Slaton as the Georgian choice for the U.S. Senate. Critics from Albany to Nashville praise his unity across regions, while others note tax law gains and party dynamics.
Who Cares by George Matthew Adams
A prose essay on moods and human value urging readers to recognize that every person matters. It argues that even in hard times someone somewhere cares and that being human carries weight beyond material riches or beauty.
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Slaton Leads Athens Rally in Fight for U S Senate
Georgia political notes from Athens report strong support for Governor Slaton after his campus address. Crowds greeted him, boosting expectations for a sweeping short-term Senate race in the state.
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Grizzly Bear and Beauty in The Line Feature
In All Along the Line with George Fitch the piece treats the grizzly bear in the Rocky Mountains as a peaceful yet formidable creature, capable of defending itself fiercely when provoked. It contrasts natural beauty with urban blinders, arguing beauty lies in the eye of the beholder and criticizing signs and grandiose city structures.
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