City Council set to approve school funds and paving plan
The June apportionment sheet heads this afternoon’s council agenda with school salaries for 22 new rooms and city funding for Whitehall Street paving between the viaduct and Windsor. The finance committee aims to extend aid to public schools amid overcrowding, while a Grant Park track dispute over streetcar alignments involves Atlanta Rapid Transit and Atlanta Railway and Power officials.
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Grant Park
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School Board To Finalize Yearly Teachers List At Bays High
The board of education will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock at Bays High School to complete nominations for the year's teaching staff. The session aims to prepare the final list of positions to be filled in public schools, with subsequent meetings planned to elect all teachers for the year.
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Conductors Picnic Tuesday to Warm Springs Special Train
A group of Atlanta conductors plans their annual picnic to Warm Springs. A special Southern train will depart at 7:45 PM carrying conductors and guest Mika Mahan, chairman of the committees. Officials expect one of the largest crowds in recent years.
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Old Deestrick Skule A Midweek Charity Mirth Show
The Old Deestrick Skule will be staged in Columbia tomorrow night for Presbyterian Hospital fund. Miss S Battatie directs a program with recitation Old Aunt Sise and vocal pieces by Mrs L B Hatcher. The skule features Thames F Triggan as teacher and a gymnastic paddling display. Cast includes Mary Jay Decatur Mrs Cape her Emma Jean Tapper WA Moore and many others. Proceeds benefit the hospital.
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Decatur
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WR Phillips
Lucy Cole
Hattle Simpson
W. L Ford
JE Kirk
Alex Meyer
J W Hurt
Joe Colamtt
John Dickey
George Tigney
Albert Bellingrath
Stevenson
Mr Kirk
Dr Hart
Mer Meyer
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Many Children Will Sing at Browning Hall Concert Tomorrow
Browning Hall at the Girls High School hosts a public rehearsal this morning at 11 with about 403 children from upper grammar grades. The public concert is tomorrow at 1 30 with 450 young ladies performing under Professor Davis. The program blends German, American and traditional pieces performed by multiple grades.
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Arkansas River Swollen Threatens Bridges and Floods
Arkansas River and streams in Colo dash toward the mountains as record water levels flood irrigation canals and threaten bridges. A four year old child on Fountain Creek was swept away and not recovered, with bodies and debris reported along the river.
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Son Born to R F Maddox Named Nathaniel Baxter Maddox
Mr and Mrs Robert F Maddox announced yesterday the birth of a son named Nathaniel Baxter Maddox in Nashville. The name honors his grandfather Colonel Nathaniel Baxter of Nashville. Friends sent congratulations as news spread of the new arrival.
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First service held for Cumberland Presbyterian church in Atlanta
A large crowd attended the inaugural service at the Young Men's Christian Association hall led by Rev George H Mack of Chattanooga as pastor designate. A local committee and visiting Cumberland Presbyterian delegates will select a site for the church, with services set for Sundays while construction proceeds. Mack preached on pressing toward the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus, urging perseverance and forward focus.
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Hints to Tourists and Sermon Notes at First Congregational Church
The page lists vacation spots around Lake Geneva and other Wisconsin cities with low rates via Chicago and Northwestern Ry, inviting application to Ticket Agents or 49 N Pryorst Atlante Ga. Rev H H Proctor preached a three part series on Three Great Questions of Life. He spoke of life in three celestial divisions past present future and urged reflection on past deeds and moral assessment. The text cites God’s goodness and human wrongs and questions what to do with the past, urging growth rather than rest on a good record.
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JULETTY Fragrance Inspires Thrilling Romance Novel
A fragmentary note describes a Kentucky based romance tale titled JULETTY. It mentions Pennyrile setting, a captivating scent and thrilling romantic incidents, with references to characters Jono and Miller in a Louisville or nearby street context.
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Jono Ad Miller
Cootta Street
Soldiers Home Opening Today and Memorial Events
The Soldiers' Home in Georgia opens today after extensive renovations funded by donations from individuals and groups. The Savannah Daughters of the Confederacy and other organizations supported the Home, library, and memorial hall. News also notes Davis Day exercises at the state capitol and a medical report on heredity and drunkenness from The Lancet.
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New York Editor Bayless Plans Southern Education Tour
The New York Times editorial writer J. Bayless travels through the South to study economic and sociological conditions. He visits Atlanta cotton mills and aims to learn effects of white labor absorption, with planned stops in Columbus, Montgomery, Tuskegee, Birmingham, Anniston, Chattanooga, and coal districts before returning to New York in June.
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New York
Endeavorers To Meet At First Christian Church
The local union of Christian Endeavor and societies in the city will meet next Friday night at 7 45 oclock at the First Christian Church. Officers will be elected at this session.
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Magnificent Sterling Silverware at Whitehall Street Store
New stock of Sterling Silverware arrives daily at 22 Whitehall Street. View the current season designs and exquisite pieces. customers are invited to inspect these new and beautiful items at the store.
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Whitehall Street
My Air Gatablighnent
Convention program outline with songs and talks
An agenda lists a rendition hymn scripture lesson and prayer followed by business including roll call election of officers and reports. Features vocal solos and papers titled Cincinnati the Convention City the Trip to the Convention and Why Go to the Convention. Consecration service led by F T Padgett.
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Cincinnati
W. M. Everett Viymn
William H George
F. T. Padgett
Turn About To Fair Play. The Real Estate Boom Echo
A compilation of jumbled quotes from Philadelphia Inquirer and Los Angeles Herald pieces. The text railtracks playful digs about Nicknames and a Northern Pacific gaffe while warning that real estate booms inflating prices lead to disaster. It contrasts market speculation with potential losses for many.
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