Beck Attacks Glenn in Grand Opera House Address
DeKalb County candidate A J Beck spoke at the Grand opera house urging removal of biases in state education. He charged Glenn with unfair exam questions, biased licenses, and improper book contracts. Beck asserted enrollment declines, urged uniform schoolbooks, and offered to reveal sources if Glenn proves or disproves the charges.
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DeKalb County
Grand Opera House
Beck
GR. Glenn
Glenn
Virginia
Georgia
Board of Education
Ilegal
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Atnte
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Rell
Terrell
Atlanta
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Breck
Tate
G R. Glenn
A J Beck
DeKalb
Atlanta Ga
Fion A F Beck
Decatur Ga
BR Glynn
House of Representatives
Roland Ellis
Bibb
Fondren Mitchell
Thomas Newt Morris
Cobb
Walter Steed
Taylor
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Morgan
Coffee Philosophy Dont Blame the Doctor
The piece warns that coffee is a dangerous false friend, seeping into daily life under a warm guise and slowly harming health. It cites countless testimonials of coffee's ills, urges readers to choose Postum Food Coffee as a remedy, and notes the difficulty of quitting coffee without easier alternatives.
Modern Eloquence the Great Twentieth Century Literature
A promotional feature on Modern Eloquence edited by Thomas B Reed, praising its wide survey of speeches by top figures, its vivid delivery, and its educational impact. It includes a coupon offer from The Constitution at Atlanta inviting readers to request sample pages, photogravures, and club details.
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Odern
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Landis
Indiana
Constitution
Gladstone
A. T. Stewart
Jay Gould
Major Pond
Lyceum Fame
Lyceum
Great Britain
the Constitution
Atlanta
Modern Eloquence Library Earns Widespread Praise
The effort to place the superb library Modern Eloquence within easy reach of every home has greatly exceeded expectations and brought heartfelt gratification as it meets with hearty appreciation and approval.
Guerry and local campaign scenes in Georgia politics
A Franklin County visit by Von Dupont Guerry drew about 150 residents as he spoke on principals over personalities. He praised voter sentiment for his candidacy and lamented disorganization among nonpolitical voters while noting active local campaigning in several counties.
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von Dupont Guerry
Franklin County
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City Pays Dear for Education at Charter Commission Meeting
Charter Commission papers reveal high school costs for Atlanta in 1901. Boys at the Boys High cost $462.58 per pupil and $320.85 per graduate. Girls High costs $3429 per pupil and $2200 per graduate based on annual attendance and graduation figures. Includes debates on local control and elected officials' tenure. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the article.
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Committee On
H. H. Cabaniss
Fulton Colville
Cabaniss
Alderman Welch
Wees
Boards of Control
Reed
Thornton enters race for Fulton county representative post
Mor Thornton announces candidacy for Fulton county representative of the Maryland Casualty Co personal accident department in Baltimore. He thanks friends for past favors and asks for continued support. Residence South Pryor Street Bell 1453. Petities issued and claims paid at this office.
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M. B.petictes
Hapeville Howe Report on Orphans Home Visit at Convention
Delegates bound for the Georgia Baptist convention in Rome visit the Hapeville Baptist Orphans' Home en route. The home trustees report 1901 to 2002 receipts totaling 18482.52, with main building funds 1736.21 and current fund receipts 14421.30. President Mrs. Auri Adair presides. Rev. Dr. J. Blavier is general superintendent. John M. Green chairs the building committee. Atlanta trustees include Mrs. Northen, Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Orme, Mrs. Watcher, Mrs. James, Mrs. Connally, Miss Baxter, Mrs. Lumpkin, Mrs. Landrum, and Mr. C. B. Goodwyne. Other trustees listed hail from Rome, Monroe, Wilcox, Macon, and Valdosta. two Kinnard O'Kelly members recently left the state.
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Hapevile
Orphans’ Home
Mra
Adair
3. Blavier
Bullaing
John M. Green
Atlanta
W. J. Northen
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A. J. Moore
B. D. Fitzgerald
A J. Orme
H. Watcher
J. H James
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White End
Wil- Yirgram
Macon
Rey
Minor
Vaifurta
Mersig. Gross
Kinnard O'Kelly
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