Georgia urged to adopt vital statistics system to save lives
A New York dispatch reprints Dr Lodz Dublin’s warning on preventable diseases and the death rate, urging Georgia to implement vital statistics registration. The piece argues that without accurate disease data medical science cannot reduce deaths, calling current inaction a civic crime and stressing the state’s responsibility to protect life.
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Wilson's High Trump in Mexico Crisis Shaping Carranza Return
The article argues President Wilson holds decisive leverage over Mexican leaders by potential recognition or embargo actions. Carranza, Villa, and Huerta vie for favorable support as U S policy shapes the mediation context. U S recognition could determine the future government in Mexico and press belligerents toward a settlement.
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Plans for Mexican House Tied to Wilson Card
The text argues that unless Mexico's house is set permanently, the nation will endure renewed tension, expense, and uncertainty seen in recent months. It warns the ordeal is unwelcome and unnecessary as long as Mr Wilson holds a card that could trump any trick.
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Folk of Missouri and his New Haven Probe impact
The article eulogizes Joseph W Folk of Missouri as a pivotal public servant now leading the New Haven intercity commerce inquiry. It credits him with dismantling corruption from St Louis to Washington, notes his governor tenure, and compares him to Heney Jerome and Brandeis in ambition and effectiveness.
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Jerome
Tech and the Future at Tech Georgia must grow facilities
Georgia industrial leaders urged to fund Georgia Tech expansion to supply technically trained workers for state prosperity. George J Baldwin of Savannah Electric highlighted Georgia's resources and strategic location, stressing investments to build a local lab and avoid costly imports.
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The Joys of Freedom and Sunday Silence in Odd Verse
A collage of old column bits and verse pokes at freedom, summer heat, and daily life. Readers note stray poems, shopkeeper gripes, a Washington Post spoof, and a Dead Letter egg shipment joke in a tongue twister of clipped phrases and humorous observations.
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Subcommittee Hardly Formed In Georgia Democratic Party
Georgia Democratic insiders report a delayed transition in the state party leadership as Chairman Harris’s census duties and West’s senatorial duties keep them away. A formal subcommittee to run primary logistics is expected only after the chairman resumes duties, delaying appointment and complicating August 19 primary preparations.
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Brownlee
Disease Registration for a Health Campaign in 1910s Era
Dr Louis I Dublin urged nationwide disease registration to cut deaths and boost efficiency in public health. He argued mortality declined with campaigns but sickness remains high, and comprehensive reporting would enable early treatment, outbreak containment, and study of cancer and pellagra patterns across groups.
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Napoleon serial saga to publish in The Constitution
The Constitution begins a Sunday serial Twenty Thousand Miles in the Path of Napoleon by James Morgan. The feature promises vivid first hand impressions and fresh material from travels across Corsica Egypt Syria and more, tracing Napoleon’s rise to Waterloo and beyond.
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Acre
Constantinople
The most enthralling Napoleon story opens tomorrow
A vivid, attention grabbing preview announces a groundbreaking portrayal of Napoleon beginning in The Constitution tomorrow. The feature promises a sweeping narrative with dramatic details and compelling scope.
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