Georgia urged to create public health system and vital statistics
In an interview Hon R C Ellis of Tift county argues Georgia lacks a state wide public health service and vital statistics. He backs a bill to unite counties into districts under a central health board, linking disease registration to health protection and urging swift action. He warns the state neglects human life and wastes public health potential.
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Atlanta Seeks Publishing House Move Amid University Rift
The Atlanta opportunity grows from Vanderbilt control struggles as the Methodist Episcopal Church South plans to relocate its publishing house from Nashville. A charter commission reviews church rights to its property, with the publishing house among the valuable assets. Atlanta may bid to secure the move if approved.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Atlanta Eyes Race to Attract Major Publishing Plant
The chamber of commerce and civic bodies should quickly back securing the central publishing plant now at Nashville with branches in Dallas and Richmond. The venture, valued near 1.5 million dollars, employs about 150 people and pays 250 thousand annually, publishing 2 million copies of periodicals and running large church presses. Atlanta leaders push to place the plant first among rivals, noting 20 000 Methodist communicants and the separate publishing project from the Methodist university plan.
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Atlanta Faces Funds Struggle Over June Apportionment
The city debates June apportionment amid chronic underfunding for sewers schools and streets. Officials fault current revenue and idle municipal credit while urging a constitutional bond amendment to unlock funds for maintenance and long term improvements.
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Singing River Dreams and Local Lore
Fragmentary verse notes a longing for a beloved unseen along the river and meadows with birds and flowers aware but not revealing. A second fragment reflects on trouble and weather of the world, hinting at summer heat, climate, and human desires amid hardship.
Distressing Noises A Tribute to a Wife in Riis Era Fragments
A fragmentary magazine style musing echoes poems, anecdotes, and jokes about marriage, weather, optimism, and gender roles. Scattered lines reference Jacob Riis, a wife praised as mother and leader, and social scenes with cadet honors, gun fear, and rural humor.
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Early County Lands Praised for Farming Potential
A letter from Columbus businessman John Dozier Poll urges Georgia counties to recognize and develop agricultural resources. He cites Early County as a model of topography and wealth creation through road improvement, organized boards of trade, and state chamber of commerce support, arguing collective effort boosts statewide growth.
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Georgia
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Georgia Public Health Bill Aims to Curb Preventable Deaths
Taft county representative Ellis pushes a public health bill to create a central state board and county health structures to finance and supervise sanitation. The plan details district officers, school health inspections, water and milk sanitation, and measures to curb contagious diseases while advocating community-wide cooperation and vital statistics for policy.
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Hardwick replies to Slaton takes sugar lobby fight
Georgia congressman Hardwick sends a written response to Governor Slaton detailing disputes over sugar policy, Lowry, and printing expenses, defending his stance for free sugar and addressing claims about the fifteenth amendment and county unit plans within the district.
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Napoleon's schooldays and early training revealed
Sunday installment by Morgan explores Napoleon Bonaparte as a youth, detailing his Brienne and Poelian schooling, boyhood rivals, and the impact of discipline. It covers teachers he liked, studies pursued and avoided, and the education that shaped his later military career.
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Poole
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