Raoul Foundation Crusade Against Tuberculosis in Georgia
The Raoul Foundation reports wide reach in Georgia as it campaigns against tuberculosis among both white and colored populations. Secretary James P Faulkner addressed a thousand attendees at a school commencement, urging rural-area student involvement and public health education to reduce deaths and hospital burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoul Foundation
Georgia
Therculogis
Georga
Feld
James P Faulkner
U-51 and D-1 Submarine Feats in War
The June 12 paper recounts the U-51 German submarine’s 42 day voyage from Wilhelms haven to the Dardanelles, sinking two British battleships, and the American D-1’s 15 hour underwater test. It praises German submarine development while noting American constraints and the broader wartime lessons.
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Wilhelmshaven
Dardanelles
Majeatic
Triumph
U 51
Otto Herzing
Sts
England
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Skees
Germany
Omit No Step Essential In Building Our Submarine Fleet
The article argues the U boat progress shows Germany’s lead and urges the U S to speed submarine development. It notes failures of the D1 and T1 tests, cites the F4 sinking in Honolulu harbor, and calls for greater naval effort and congressional action to ensure readiness and protective reliance on submarines in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weste
Honolulu
California lawmakers pass 771 new laws amid veto spree
The California legislature adjourned after enacting 771 laws to guide and benefit residents, a record output praised by supporters. Governor Hiram Johnson vetoed 226 bills for not meeting his progressive standard, while the assembly pressed on with businesslike efficiency and broad reforms.
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California
Pacific Coast
Hiram Johnson
Assembly
The Air Raiders and the Zeppelins in a Dark War Game
The Zeppelins and allied aircraft seek to devastate London while the other side aims to strike at enemy exiles and fortifications. The raids are described as a bitter high stakes gamble, with indiscriminate killings under cover of night condemned as barbarous cruelties of modern warfare.
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Ales
London
Baseball for the War Zone and Moral Tonic
War time notes praise baseball as a moral tonic for youth and soldiers alike. Criminologist Arthur MacDonald calls it a key prevention tool directing surplus energy into constructive effort while training camps and frontier trenches could benefit from peaceful play and quick home runs to the guns.
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Boston Globe
America
Arthur MacDonald
Washington
MacDonald
Sister of the Light of Love's Morning Reverie
Poem excerpt praising the Sister of the Light with imagery of morning beams and healing, contrasting earthly struggle and spiritual ascent. References to Little Sister of the Light, healing hand, and mountain and valley metaphors appear throughout. The text blends prayerful tone with reflections on life's threshold and opportunity.
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Love
Slater
Earth
Ita Graves
Hfe
Spare the Pets: Citizen Plea on Roadside Tragedy
Editorial condemns careless auto traffic that slaughtered a neighborhood dog and devastated its owner. A grieving Capitol Avenue resident recalls the pet’s care and the driver’s failure to stop, highlighting city speed rules and the harm caused to a loyal companion and his owner.
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Dessa
Sutomabilista
Attte
Capitol Avenue
Dox
Six Hundred Millions Lost to Poor Wrapping of Cotton
Leonidas F. Scott of Decatur Ga argues that the South wastes about 600 million dollars by improper packing and wrapping of cotton bales over the past sixteen years. He urges standard bale size, cotton duck wrapping, proper weighing and grading at gins, and sworn, competent handling to save vast sums and improve market value. He cites losses from past imports and warns of continued waste unless farmers and ginners reform.
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Old
England
Aps
Department of Agriculture
Washington
America
Dian
South
Leonidas F Scott Decatur
Linen Suits by George Fr of Uf Halpend Od Rive
A humorous reflection on linen suits for hot weather, noting they weigh about two pounds and feel like wearing nothing, with the brave struggle to adapt. The piece jokes about comfort, fashion, and the impracticality of linen suits in heat, mentioning north-south fashion sensibilities and whimsical dangers.
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George Frof
Mountaina
Ohio River
Women urge city and county unity for a central high school temple
At a meeting of the Atlanta School Improvement Association led by Mrs R M Walker the group urged uniting city and county high schools into a single temple of education. Resolutions thanked city leaders and endorsed Mayor Woodward’s plan for a city high school housing all branches for boys and girls, with Fulton County suggested to fund a joint facility. A committee was named to study salary readjustments and school plans.
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Atlanta School “Improvement Association
Carnem Library
Mra
R M Walker
Mtana
P J McGovern
Victor Kriegahaber
Atlanta
Schoula
eXizeni
Board of Education
Ris Council
County of
Fulton
The Holland Letter on American Securities Abroad
A veteran observer argues that 3 to 6 billion dollars of American securities held abroad shape international finance. He notes most foreign holdings are railroad stocks and real estate loans, with France and England trading in and out of American assets to pay for goods. The piece discusses the risk, potential return of securities, and the uneasy balance of creditor status amid global credit dynamics.
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Wall Street Journal
International Harvester Company
Wall Street
Bong
Mortear
New York City
England
United States
Mane
France
Republic of France
Amercan
Holland
Europe
Russia
Stock Exchange
New York
JP Morgan and Company
Raoul Foundation reports outreach and trainings in Georgia
The Raoul Foundation under President Frederick G Hodgson summarizes two weeks of June work including Health education aimed at teachers and students, at Carrollton Teachers Institute and Normal sessions. The executive secretary notes lectures on tuberculosis prevention, teacher methods, and requests for future cooperation while planning to visit Rome and pursue similar outreach.
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Raoul Foundation
Frederick G Hodgson
Atlanta Colored Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Atlanta
Tarrol
Carrollton
Georgia
Lindfrecton
Bruns+ Wick
Albany
Medical Society
Lr Foster
Perphal
Christ
Rome
Lamie
Martha Berry Jungle
Carrallton
Elf
Jas P Faulkner
Europeans fear and moratorium on US securities exchange
The article reviews fears of a European dump of American securities causing a market crash, the voluntary moratorium to delay panic, and the slow reopening of the exchange as authorities face a complex global finance crisis led by England and France. It notes limited selling and the enormity of the international money situation.
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Europe
United States
Nora Crim
England
France
Holland
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Mexico
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8 Street
John Corrigan, Jr
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times ‘Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
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Raoul
Omaha Bee
Capitol
AIR Raiders
Argus Ara
Uncle Sam
Przemyel
San Marino
Sister of the Light
Feane Sinton
Folser“ Uchinset
Baltimore Sun
Rer Wiliams
Satan
Wien
Lee
Dalten
Tve
Lexury
Wacon News
John Spalding
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