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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
15
The board of education elected the year’s teachers at a morning meeting. All existing teachers were retained except those who resigned, with several salary adjustments and promotions planned. Twenty-two new rooms were added and staff assignments finalized for the upcoming term.
Fraser street school will gain a third grade once a new establishment is approved with Misa Exama McDonnell slated as teacher. She was elected under a provision and will remain supernumerary in the interim. Mary Gosite of Ivy street school plans a year of study in the north and will return to Atlanta schools next year. Salary adjustments include a 7 percent cut across teachers.
Poem reflecting on wartime sacrifice and peace as a flowering symbol. It envisions America’s banner held aloft while war’s scars fade, praising freedom and moral uplift as the nation endures through trials. Named author included with date.
A cautious survey debunks sensational insect poison fears. It differentiates harmless bugs from venomous ones, notes psychological panics around tarantulas and kissing bugs, and cites rare but real bee, wasp, and spider stings. The piece discusses venom composition, immunity, and misreported deaths while correcting widespread myths.
The city salesmen association of Atlanta plans two special trains for an Isle of Palms outing next week. The event, long a favorite, will include a Charleston harbor boat ride to Fort Moultrie and Fort Sumter. committee chairman TEE Maddox and members TA Kelly J H Jahmson have arranged sleepers and routes with Georgia Railroad and Southern Railway.
One of the most enthusiastic moments at the recent Confederate reunion in Memphis Tennessee involved about 700 people in the big auditorium singing Confederate songs led by Cas soul H. AD Senich of Anamta Mut Pile.
Cher of Mashville and Brum Aid Murfreeshare attended a Tennessee reunion where Colonel Smith led 10,000 veterans in song. General Gordon introduced Smith as the crowd cheered, and songs by Gram Ridley stirred memories, ending with tears and a lasting sense of nostalgia.
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