Mrs Lamar Opposes Equal Suffrage in Georgia
Mrs Walter Douglass Lamar argues against woman suffrage in Georgia, detailing fears of federal control, state sovereignty, and racial balance. She cites historical figures, clubs, and the need to preserve local governance while warning against national mandates and shifting political power.
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Mrs. Lamar
League
Georgia
Georgia Association
Walter Douglass Lamar
Rnort
Medill McCormick
Jane Addams
Anna Shaw
Susan
Anthony
Ago
Congress
Colorado
Shafroth
Ame
Walter Douglas Lamar
Macon Ga
Georgia Womans Association
Georgia Branch officers of National Congress of Mothers
Georgia Branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations lists officers led by President Mrs Hows Me and Recording Secretary Miau Lotte Barnes Columbus with Corresponding Secretary Miss Laura Suitwell Elberton. Other roles include Treasurer Mrs Hudgins Elberton Auditor Mrs Roger Dewar Atlanta. Publicity Mrs Eugene Mitchell Atlanta. Vice Presidents Mrs Alexander Themmar Savannah and Mrs Herbert Moon Tifton. Fifth Vice President Mrs George Hough Atlanta. Seventh Vice President Mrs Jo Lindsay Johnson Rome. Highth Vice President Mrs Ss Brewer Elberton. Twelfth District Mrs D E S Duggan Cochran.
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Georgia
Branch
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Miau Lotte Barnes
Columbus
Laura Suitwell Elberton
Mre BR
Hudgins Eiberton
Roger Dewar
6Th St
Atlanta
Eugene Mitchel
Peachtree Street
Mre
Alexander Themmar
Huntingdon Street
Savannah Ga
Herbert Moon Tifton
Io J Childs
All Mothers Can Help Georgia groups urged to unite
In Georgia many mothers study circles and parent teacher associations exist, but some are not affiliated with the state Mothers division and the national Congress. The Georgia division president Mrs Howard Payne urges joining to support child hygiene and rural betterment, with resources from national headquarters directed by Mrs Anns Steele Richardson.
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Hells of Congress
Reconstruction
Frankenstein
Joan of Arc
Catherine of
Russia
Isabella
Spain
Elizabeth
Victoria
England
The
Republic
Socialist Party
South
Shafroth
Georgia
Mothers’ Congress
National Congress of Mothers
Howard Payne
Mothers of Georgia
National
Department of Child Hygiene
Anns Steele Richardson
The Value of the Church Circle in Babies Care
The Georgia Mothers Congress urges church circles to organize in rural districts to support mothers from birth to schooling. The aim is to reduce infant mortality by summer outreach, urging preachers to mobilize mothers and join a worldwide movement for better babies led by Mrs Howard Payne.
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Parent Teacher Association
Church
Georgia
Mothers’ Congress of Georgia
Commonwealth
Howard Payne
The
Georgia Congress of Mothers
World Wide Movement For Better Babies
General Chairman Named by Georgian Division Congress of Mothers
Mrs. Howard Payne announces the Georgian Division of the Congress of Mothers has named standing committee chairs. Appointments include Legislation Colonel Robert Alston of Atlanta, Defective Delinquent Dependent Children Doctor Theodore Toepel, Hygiene Dr Mary McCay of Macon, General Health Laws Mr B C Ellis of Tifton, Juvenile Court Judge W W Tindall of Fulton County, Child Labor Mrs Hamilton Douglas of Atlanta, Education Mrs James F R Little of Atlanta, Country Life and Extension Mrs We Ho Wiggs of Atlanta, Literature Mrs William Spiker of Atlanta, Press and Publicity Mrs E M Mitchell of Atlanta, Art Miss Cone of Atlanta, Play Miss Carolyn Cobb of Atlanta, Child Welfare Magazine Mrs Q F Walker of Elberton.
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Howard Payne
Congress of Mothers
Robert Alston
Third National Bank
Atlanta
Theodore Toepel
Candler
Chula Hygiene
Mary McCay
Macon
B.C Elllis
Tifton
Tindall
Fulton County
Malnutrition Lessons From Child Welfare Exhibit In Atlanta
The Child Welfare exhibit in Atlanta during November and December showed over two thirds of malnourished babies from white and colored mothers lacked adequate food or proper diet. Mothers reported babies declined suddenly, leading to diet changes rather than medicines. Agencies of the Mothers Congress plan to broadcast the diet message through church and school mothers circles.
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Atlanta
Mothera Congress
When Fret and Frown Won't Bring Joyful Tomorrows
Edgar A Guest laments fretting and moaning over past joys and sorrows in a Free Press verse. The speaker argues that gloom does not ease burdens or brighten skies and urges readers to keep smiles to reach brighter tomorrows.
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Edgar
Mien and Uniforms and the Mexico Generals
A fragmented note on Obregon and other Mexican leaders famed for vanity and dress appears. It cites a federal gunboat capture, a general donning a prize uniform, and comparisons to Murat Villa and Scott. The piece suggests reporters mocked distant figures while offering little solid evidence.
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Record Herald
Meaica
Obregon
Admirala
Preok
Marshal Murat
Scott
Mexico
Villa
Vital Statistics and Birth Registration Drive
Julia Lathrop urged civil groups to push for birth registration at the National Congress of Mothers. She noted U S vital statistics are inadequate and that infant mortality, about 300 600 yearly, could be halved with known hygiene and sanitation methods and better birth care. News quotes New Zealand’s lower death rate and cites sanitary authorities that public health is purchasable within natural limits. The children’s bureau aims to popularize civic and household habits to reduce infant deaths and raise health standards.
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National Congress of Mothers
Julia Lathrop
United States Child Bureau
Oies
Census Bureau
United States
New Zealand
Dunedin
New York City
Remarkable Change in Fifty Years Recall by Senator Depew
In a Brooklyn Montauk club address last April Senator Depew recalled a fifty year shift in public opinion toward wealth and enterprise. He contrasted past risks that built railroads and factories with today’s politics and funding from major benefactors. The narrative pivots to questioning the influence of wealth on public policy and ends with a note about Joseph Kilgour in a Chicago company production.
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Leslie
Senator Depew
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Mt. Depew
Denew
Senate
United States
Department of Agriculture
General Education Board
John D Rockefeller
Joseph Kilgour
Chicago
Mrs Brewer 10 Holds Rally at Elberton
Early in July the eighth district Georgia mothers led by Mrs S Brewer will rally in Hiberton to boost rural welfare and the better baby campaign. Speaker M L Brittain state school commissioner. civic church leaders will participate. Mrs Howard Payne and Mrs S Brewer noted organizers and speakers. Information available from Mrs Howard Payne or Mrs S Brewer.
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Mothers
Georgia
S Brewer
National Congress of Mothers
Hiberton
M L Brittain
Howard Payne
Georgia Congress of Mothers
Congress
Anna Stease Richardson
Child Hygiene Department
Elberton
Prize Offered by State President for District Work
The Georgia Division Congress of Mothers announces a $20 prize in gold for the district vice president who records the best work in her district during her present term. The prize funds are to be used for organization purposes in the district. Mel Howard Payne, President.
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Mel Howard Payne
Georgia Division Congress of Mothers
Colored Stone Company to Duct Major Economic Move
A colored stone company announces a major shift in operations amid rumors of new ventures. Local officials have not released detailed plans, but observers expect a reorganization that could affect regional markets and employment.
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Toduce
New Sonn
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Yokk
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Mrs. Hows
Gray & Haley
Luckie Street Bell
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