College women marry and are good mothers
New Haven Connecticut March 5 Miss Laura Drake Gill president of the College for Women Sewanee Tennessee spoke at the eleventh annual religious education association convention asserting that higher education did not impair women health and that college women marry later yet in similar proportions to non graduates and have larger families. Frances Cummings of the Intercollegiate Bureau noted graduates pursue social service with many applying for such work while Dr Flening described oriental social service influencing caste in the Far East. A. Kirkpatrick argued there are no firm standards for selecting students for higher education and urged self selection aided by a broadened education. The first public session at Woolsey Hall Yale featured Arthur Hadley and other scholars. A revival of religious education was urged as essential to counter modern life evils.
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New Haven
Conn
Laura Drake Gill
College For Women
Sewanee
Tenn
Religious Education Association
Boxe
Miss Gill
Tapia
Frances Cummings
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupation
New York
Sorin
Orient
Flening
Lahore
India
Far East
Catlegr
A. Kirkpatrick
Witchhure
Maas
Woolsey Tall
Yale
Preston
Arthur Hadley
Yale: Press OF Being
Western Reserve University
JG. Reaves
Chicaze University
Dean Trown
Yale Diviney School
Mi Snares
Internal Revenue Shows Gains from Indirect Taxes
Washington reports indirect tax receipts rising while customs fall, with July 1 1918 to Jan 1 1914 totals at 41 792 279. Tobacco tax up 3 271 258. former taxes 40 078 280. distilled spirits 98 940 304, down 1 409 19. Some taxes not payable until assessments, payments sent early. New York ads push American apple consumption. Louis Erb elected president of Cedar Gap Mo group.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Areau
Bureau
New York
Americcine Anple
Louis Erb
Cedar Gap
Diamonds Pay Double Dividends in Diamond Value Rise
Diamonds have more than doubled in value over ten years with yearly gains from 11 to 17 percent. Demand grows while supply shrinks, signaling further increases. The ad touts investing in properly graded diamonds sold by a trusted firm, offering approval shipments and a booklet explaining net prices and selling plans.
Ulm May Be Editor Of Valdosta Times Considering Offer
Major A H Ulm, executive secretary to Governor John M Slaton and a prominent southern newspaper man, has been offered the editorship of The Valdosta Times. C C G Brantley remains associate editor of The Telegraph, with Louis Pendleton handling the political side. Ulm will decide after further consideration.
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ULM
Valdosta Times
A. H. Uhm
John M. Slaton
South
C. C G. Brantley
the Times
Macon Telegraph
Louis Pendleton
Charles S. Pendleton
Telegraph
Major Ulm
Atlanta News
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
Bacon Telegraph
Augusta Chronicle
Savannah
Constittion
Joseph M. Brown
Slaten
Georgia Tremors Hit Many Georgia Towns in Afternoon Shocks
Earth tremors lasting up to twenty seconds were felt across central Georgia and neighboring states. Reports described shaking bricks, rattling windows, and people rushing to safety in Covington Winder Athens Jackson Monticello Newnan Emory College several towns including Columbus and Macon with no serious damage reported.
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Grifin
Goffin
Marone
Ariuck
Winder
Mansfield
Covington
Social Circle
Columbus
Girard
Ala
Slayer of Gangster Granted Freedom
St Louis March 5 A Henry Zang who killed Wesley Red Simon Monday during a court recess before Simeon was tried for a gang murder was released today A grand jury returned no indictment against Zang He was required to renew a $2000 bond for a two year old charge of larceny Two officers guarded Zang as he left the police station See Checkers Grand afternoon and night today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Henry Zang
Wesley
Simon Mon
Simeon
Zanz
Zang
Ford Plant History Shared With Ad Men In Atlanta
Robert Abbott, Ford Motor Co. manager in Atlanta, told nearly 100 Ad Men at Hotel Ansley about Ford’s origins, growth, and plans for a new assembling plant on Ponce de Leon Avenue. He outlined future employment, payroll, and the impact on Atlanta’s population, asserting the plant would boost the city and open state eyes to manufacturing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Abbott
Ford Motor Company
Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Ansley
Abbott
Harry Goodhart
Ford Motor
Henry Ford
Poison Electric Company
Detroit
Wood- Ward Avenue
Wests
Ford
Ford Motor Car
Long Island
Mason and Dixon Line
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Fim
Flant
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Southern Railway
Atanta
Ford Company
Ansles
Ford Automatilie
Rock Island Rail Way Chiefs Reports Major Funding Needs
New York March 5. T M Schumacher chairman of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway firm reveals bondholders’ committee findings. He estimates 20 900 000 needed by July 1 for pressing obligations and about 325 000 000 required for improvements over five years. Total next five years projected at not less than 56 006 000, including car trust certificates. The Wunda corporation’s obligations add 366 000 000 in outstanding bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bondholders’ Protective Committee
T. M. Schumacher
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacfic Railway Company
Rock Island
Schumacher
Wunda Corporation
Lumber Mill Burned in Moodle Alabama Fire
The hardwood and veneer mill of J H Sheip & Co in Moodle Alabama was totally destroyed by fire early today. The loss is estimated at 160000 with origin believed in the automatic roller ryer. See Checkers Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodle
Ala
J. H. Sheip & Co
Milner Defeats Batchelor for Exalted Ruler of Elks
H H Milner city passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad was elected exalted ruler of Atlanta Lodge of Elks No 78 in a closely watched race against Van Astor Batchelor, a prominent lawyer. Milner won 219 to 113 amid a large audience. he will name committees soon and thanked the lodge, while Batchelor pledged support and praised his opponent. Other officers were named without contest.
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H. H. Milner
Louinville and Nashville Railroad
Atlanta
Lodge of Elks
van Astor Batchelor
Lodge
Milner
Batchelor
L. Moss
George G. James
A.T. Porter
Theo Mast
II. B. Willianson, Jr
J. Y. Billups
B.C. Osborn
Uler
A. K. Dunn
International Expert Wanted At Washington
Washington officials seek top international law authority and premier lawyer for counsellor and solicitor posts at the state department. President Wilson aims for capable experts regardless of politics. names discussed include W W Rorkhill Henry White and others. Congressional members expected to recommend candidates soon.
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Washington
State Department
White House
Wilsoll
John Bassett Moore
W. W. Rorkhitl
Turkey
Russia
China
Henry White
France
William Bayard Hale
Joan Lind
United States
Congress
Woman Denied Divorce From Edward Tantoul by Judge Hardy
Mrs. Rantoul widow of Louis Rantoul and granddaughter of James Russell Lowell was denied a divorce from Edward J. Tantoul by Judge Hardy. The court heard claims of cruel and abusive treatment amid defense citing the wife’s affection for Chester Chapin Rumrill of Springfield as a factor.
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Hoston
Maren
Louis Burnett Rantoul
James Russell Lowell
War
Edward J. Tantoul
Hardy
Rantoul
Chester Chapin Rumrill
Springfield
Powers of publicity for trade commission
Washington reports a broad push for publicity powers for a proposed interstate trade commission while protecting trade secrets. The president and congressional committees favor wide authority, debate three versus five members, and warn against undermining the Sherman Act with new supplementary laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Wosen
Interstate Trade Commission
New Leung
Tango teachers win over dance censor in Lowell
Lowell, March 6. Frank Key Nessy and Angelina Marcotte, tango teachers, were acquitted after arrest at a public hall by a dance censor. Judge Enright said no impropriety violated the law though urged action. Two police showed the new steps as the case prompted legislative talk to curb such screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Frank Keynessy
Angelina Marcotte
Enright
Danre
Ellis found guilty of murdering wife in Chicago hotel
William Cheney Ellis was convicted of murdering his wife Eleanor Hosea Ellis in a Chicago hotel on October 16, 1913. The jury fixed a fifteen year sentence in the state penitentiary after a three and one half hour deliberation. Defense insanity claims were rejected. Ellis admitted responsibility but claimed both should die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Cheney Ellis
Eleanor Hosea Ellis
State Penitentiary
Ellis
Fred G. Cauldwell
Brantford
Ont
Filia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Head
Elis
Cauldwell
Grove's The Old Standard General Tonic Misread Ad Claim
An OCR fragment promotes Grove's The Old Standard General Tonic touting quinine and iron as tonic properties. It mentions malaria relief and system energizing effects with dubious phrasing and a reference to Checkers.
Half Million Asked to Suppress Malaria
Washington health officials urged passage of a bill to appropriate 500000 for malaria and typhoid fever suppression nationwide. Dr Henry Carter and Dr An Eadort led the push, citing rural sanitation improvements and proven control methods as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merchg
Henry Carter
An Eadort
California Syrup of Migs Promoted for Children
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Migs as a harmless fruit laxative that quickly clears a child’s stomach and bowels. It claims it cleanses the liver, freshens breath, and leaves a child well and playful within hours. The copy warns against counterfeit syrups and urges asking a druggist for a solvent bottle from the California Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tomorre
Ames
Calrornm Fis Syrup
Griffin's White Way Illuminates City Streets
Within one year the principal business streets of the city will feature a white way with brighter standards. The Mixture ten cent store is the latest to install a standard, and several other stores have already placed them while more have plans in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goin
Mann
Eperil
Admiral Vreeland to Retire from Navy Rank
Admiral Charles Edward Vreeland the senior rear admiral of the navy will be placed on the retired list on account of age March 10. He and Rear Admiral Southerland, who followed him on the list, share the distinction of rising from naval apprentice to rear admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmngton
Charles Edward Vreeland
Homes for Newly Married Seek Constitution Subscribers
Newly married couples are urged this spring to establish a household habit of subscribing to The Constitution and to support its advertisers. The guidance frames subscription as an efficient plan for building a home economy.
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Apple Advertisers
Maier & Berkele,Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall Street
Georgia
Athens
Hourea
Macon
Federal
Jackson
Callogen
Cilladen
South Carolina
Anderson
5. C
Monticello
Newnan
Newnan. Ga
Emory College
Oxford
Provilla
Watanten
Bangara
Buckhead
Duckhead
Maren 5
The
Elks
Grand Lodge
Denver
John D.simmons
Trade Commission
Butler Messenger Service
South Forsyth Stre
Quitman
Brooks County
Brooke County
Banner Meat County
Banner Peanut County
Banner Truck County
Gnd
Xood
Brooks County Industrial Club
Griffin
Maxwell House Blend
Nashville Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Admiral Vreeland
High’s Corner
Roberts
Decatur
Constitution
Growers of India Tea
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