Miss Waldemar Speaks on Child Labor Reform Work
Miss Gertrude Waldemar of New York, ally of uniform child labor laws, visited Atlanta Sunday to address the Wesley Memorial church audience hosted by the Atlanta Suffrage Association. She urged Georgia to intensify enforcement of labor laws and push factory inspections while outlining progress in mill districts and the link to woman suffrage.
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Gertrude Waldemar
New York City
Wesley Memorial Church
Migs Waldemar
Atlanta
Atlanta Suffrage Association
Florida
Jesse W. Armistead
Trudds
Miss Waldemaar
Miss Waldemar
Grimudr
Ers
Fred A. Line
Armelia
Wagdall
Atlante Equal Suffrage Association
J. Wade Conkling
America
Dr. Line
Gieine
Leonard J. Grossman
Waldemar
Georgia
Mary L. McLendon
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
Waldemar J
I. Marks
Georgia Federation of Labor
Atlanta Haual Suffrage Association
Trade expansion sought by Wilson at Tokyo tolls talks
The tolls settlement backed by Ermal payment by all nations is seen as favorable at Tokyo but raises concerns over exempting American coastwise shipping. Japan offered no protest on tolls, aligning with Britain’s prior rights view. Germany also shows vital interest in the issue.
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Tokio
America
Japan
Britain
Germany
Settlement of tolls question shapes US diplomatic path
Ambassadors abroad report broad support for the US interpreting treaty promises as the canal opens trade routes. Germany Italy and France press for reciprocity and immigration issues while Colombia Nicaragua and Mexico dispute linger. Secretary Bryan aims to strengthen ties with Central and South American nations through a proposed trip and Pan American collaboration.
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United States Secon
Germany
Italy
France
Pacific Coast
Europe
Jules Jusgerand
State Department
Taprca
Colombia
Panama
Nicaragua
Central
South America
Bryan
Argentine
Pan-American Union
Aid for Truck Growers in Marketing Produce
Washington March 4. Southern railway and Georgia Southern and Florida railway issue illustrated circular on Rules Governing the Proper Marking and Loading of Perishable Freight. Circular to growers and agents aims to improve packing and loading to secure better returns. contrasts strong crate loading with end to end bean and onion piling and weak containers.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Southern
Georgia Southern
Florida
Growney
Overwhelming Verdict In Postum vs Coffee Letters
A man not connected with Postum or coffee marketing solicited physicians nationwide for opinions in the Postum vs Coffee case. Excerpts from their letters present an overwhelming verdict on the issue.
In Favor of Postum Coffee Substitute Advocates
A collection of testimonies extols Postum as a替 coffee replacement citing healthier nerves digestion and heart function. Individuals claim eliminating coffee reduces headaches stomach issues and insomnia while praising Postum as nourishing and superior to coffee.
Postum: A Coffee Alternative From Wheat and Molasses
Readers are urged to quit coffee and switch to Postum, a genuine food drink made from whole wheat and molasses. It is free from caffeine and other additives, available in Regular and Instant forms, with preparation notes and pricing hints implied by the fragmented text.
Trade Irregularities Highlight Weekly Financial Report
Dan's Review notes a week of disrupted trade due to the eastern blizzard, with transport and telegraph outages lifting later as rail blockades ended. Footwear boomed while leather and wool goods stayed uneven. bank clearings and railroad earnings fell compared with last year, but February showed improving industrial activity and renewed financing, though overall sentiment remained cautious.
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Dun
Dan
Hix
Paris
New York
Pebrusims
Jon
Bradstreet
Hester
Batter Call
Iron and Steel
Pacific Northwest
Ant
Bank Clearings in the United States for the Past Week
A brief note from R J Redding of Griffin Georgia describes a shallow practice to destroy grass and weeds and prevent surface moisture loss. The method stirs surface soil every ten days until tassel bunching, aiming to alter air supply and moisture evaporation patterns in the field.
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United States
R J. Redding
Planting and fertilizing corn in the south wise guide
The article advises southern farmers to plant a main corn crop in a substantial area while avoiding worn land, suggests cowpeas or sosbeang for low-yield fields, and outlines a fertilizer formula with cottonseed meal and nitrate of soda. It discusses bed-planting, timing, and cautions against overreliance on late nitrate applications.
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Pont
Sudswert
Wm & L
Drouth
Tay
Mirusen Ait
West Bf
Sven
Aryer
Winnwell Wall
Wurde
Uae
Potash formulas for cotton soil tested by Georgia station officials
Farmers debate fertilizer mixes for old red sands. An expert warns excess potash harms corn and cotton, citing Georgia Experiment Station results on mixtures and potash substitutes. Also notes mange treatment for pigs and old-fashioned remedies, with caution on effectiveness.
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Robert
Washington
Hese
Perliner
Georgia
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