Chicago opens first court run psychology lab for husbands
A Chicago project plans a court run laboratory to assess husbands for mental and physical deficiencies as a condition for punishment or treatment. Judges intend to use scientific evaluation to guide cases, with experts from Milwaukee and Berlin involved. Similar labs would link to juvenile court cases and domestic relations matters.
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Ludgres
William J Minksan
Ineland
Berlin
Hearine
Juste Olson Fergens
Beys
Louk County
Guvenile
Cordele Banks Aid Farmers Against Incoming Weevil
Cordele banks offer farmers lendings to combat a looming weevil threat. Loans on cattle and hogs encouraged, with favorable angles and diversified farming expansion to aid local producers. Bankers collaborate with business leaders and German colonists aiding county development efforts.
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Cordele Banks
Thas J
Cate Anillias
Bhom Ie
Jekyl Island Club Set for Two Week Closing
The Jekyl Island Club will close in two weeks after a record season. Wealthy visitors including William Rockefeller and his son have stayed aboard the clubhouse and cottages since January. Rockefeller will depart with others as many millionaires head home from the resort.
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Jekyl Island
Brunswich
Jekel Island Club
Clab
Willam Rockefelle
Thomasville Lodge to Seek State Prize at Macon Meet
The Thomasville lodge of Odd Fellows will send a team to the state grand lodge meeting in Macon in May to compete for first prize. The decision came at a meeting this week with funds secured to cover expenses. The team is in good shape and aims to bring back the prize.
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Thomasvile
Thomasville Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mwe Innuial
Macon
First Pri
Thomasville Man Invents New Headlight For Engines
Thomasville man unveils a new engine headlight designed to throw light around curves, potentially preventing collisions. The invention, already patented, has drawn attention from railroad workers and observers in the area.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Ge
Waring Cailroad
Daughters of the Revolution Highlight Grave Marking Efforts
The organization urges public notice of its history marking work in Georgia. Chapters across the state aim to mark graves of Revolutionary War soldiers to preserve records and inspire patriotism. Reports by Miss Ruby Felder Ray and Mrs Fochard P Spencer on graves and monuments were read at the Macon conference.
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Georgia
Ruby Felder
Ray
Astorian
Fochard P Spencer
Revolutionary Soldiers
Macon
Mrsbert Smith
Watkinsville
Gah
Hus
United States
Benjamin Hawkins
Washington
Notice From State Regent for Georgia Delegates
The State Regent Sophie Lee Foster announces a Georgia delegates meeting on April 20 at 9 am with credential sign in at Continental Hall after April 16. Arrive in Washington early, sign the list, collect badge and seat ticket at New Willard after April 15.
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Congress
Continental Hall
Hall
Washington
New Willard
Information Bureau
Mhe
Georgia
Sophie Lee Foster
State Historian Report Highlights DAR Efforts in Georgia
Ruby Felder Rat outlines DAR awakening in Georgia, urging chapters to document colonial and revolutionary sites, forts, graves, and roads. She praises research by chapter historians, advocates local histories, and notes recent markers at Herodtown, Colonial cemetery, and plans for Fort Hawking site marker.
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Hestorian
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Washington City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dorothy Walton
Dawson
Herodtown
Jackson Trail
Savannah
Colonial Cemetery
Mary Hammond Washington
Fort Hawking
Busterte Forts
Jester Thie
Mr. Foster
Ruby Felder Rat
Georgia groups push to mark Revolutionary War graves
A committee report notes ongoing efforts by Georgia chapters to locate and mark graves of Revolutionary War soldiers. Entries name Benjamin Hawkins, John Jourdan, William Hardwick, Isaac Newton and others, with chapters from Athens, Watkinsville, Savannah, Clarke, and Forsyth coordinating memorial markers and seeking state funding.
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Jasper
Israh Cornwell
Thomas Merriwether
J N Watts
Shellman Ga Regent
John Randolph
Stephen Hopkins
John Marsh
Daniel Stewart
Ellaville
Piedmont
Wiliam Ogietree
Forsyth
Ganwea
Athens
Peter Earry
Judge Hillyer
Ron WJ Harris
Stephens Plantation
Sparta
Rabin
Washington
H OM Franklin ‘Tennille Ga
John Jourdan
William Hardwick
Isaac Newton
Elgah Clarke
Edward Ware
Enaga Samuel Long
Clarke
Minutes and notices from the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Important notice outlines distribution of the Moultrie minutes to state chapters and urges each chapter to study them. It notes a change of address for Mrs Nisbett at the Georgia room Richmond museum and highlights endowment fund support, a Dublin conference for Children of the Confederacy, and praise for Mrs Adeline Baum guiding young patriots.
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Ros Nishett
Regent
Georgia Room
Richmond Museum
Valtetta
Waddell Street
Atlanta
S of C
Atlanta Chapter in Splendid Condition
The Atlanta chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy reports thriving growth under strong leadership. Membership expanded with fund drives yielding 1835 for a chapter house, plus additional treasury gains from events, while celebrating Helen Keller’s birthday with a cake and honoring Lollie Belle Wren for a writing prize in a year of cultural activities.
Eastman DAR chapter plans extensive community work
The Colo nel William Few chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs 4 li Wilkins, outlining patriotic education efforts, a flag for local schools, a circulating library study, and a grave search for a Revolutionary War soldier. They set monthly meetings for 2:30 PM on the first Tuesday, with the next split meeting at Miss Kate Persons home.
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Georgia
Strey
WE Torgon
Georgus Dax
Bullock
Wis
Georgia memorial plan to honor Oglethorpe withdrawn
Jackson counties and Georgia leaders expressed deep disappointment over failing to fund a monument dor mitory for James Edward Oglethorpe. The Augusta conference voiced regret and announced the decision to withdraw efforts to erect the memorial on St Simons, with Mrs Richard P Spencer as chairwoman.
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Jackson Counties
Book Shower Day planned by Wheeler chapter of the Confederacy
Ready to observe Book Shower Day on the 31st with Hon W J Millian as orator. Annie Wheeler Chapter meets the third Wednesday monthly and discusses building a chapter house dedicated to Confederate women. Committees to locate a site, secure funds, and enlist veterans. Essay contest offers twelve prizes. state prize hoped. Three new members joined, with more applications pending. Carrollton.
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Wheeler
Ead
W J Millian Ordlary
Arrall County
Buidding
Confederacy
Bailang
E B Meadows
Annie Wheeler
Carrollton
Butler Chapter of U D C History Highlights Growth
Wallace Bawards chapter Butler Gap organized January 1901 and since then seventy seven members have joined the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Nine new members joined since last October with several more to come as Butler remains a small town. The verse notes sixteen members in town, others in Reynolds and Taylor County, with steady interest and monthly meetings at members homes. The 1914 15 study focuses on Southern history and a planned paper on the U D C organization. the corresponding secretary will share minutes extracts to better inform members.
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Wallace Bawards
Butler Gap
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Butler
Acarcely
Reynolds
Taylor
Organisation of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Chapter officers named for community club in 1911 era
March meeting elected officers led by President Hattie C Rauls and Treasurer Mattie M Riley. Members planned a March 18 payment of 117 dollars for a Confederate monument and an impromptu gathering with talks and refreshments. A jubilee meeting was set for April 36 with the monument unveiled on April 26, 3911.
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Hattie C Rauls
Parmela M. Russ
Laura F Dayant
Fantie W .Wallace
Mamie Wallace
Mattie
Fannief
Decatur Chapter Agnes Lee LDC Growing in Decatur Ga
Agnes Lee chapter LDC in Decatur Georgia shows steady growth with about one hundred members. President absent, vice president Mrs HW Cantrell acts. chapter funds pursue building a clubhouse aided by donors Fulton. Medal, essay contest, scrap book project, and bake sale at Cable fair boost support and funds.
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Agnes Lee
LDC
Decatur Ga
HW Cantrell
Min TN Fulton
Cable Falr
Agnes Tee
Geld
Holm
Charman Press
Commuitier
Farmhand Crushed Under Moving Stalk Cutter Near Tifton
A farmer driving a mule team to a stalk cutter southeast of Tifton yesterday was dragged under the cutting blade when a harness broke. He sustained severe wounds to shoulders, back, neck, and arms, with flesh wounds reported. He escaped with a frightful experience and minor injuries.
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Feure
Tifton
Leea
Duke de Jalleyrand's action shields Anna Gould from creditors
March 2 The supreme court panel upheld the Duke de Jalleyrand's action, husband of Anna Gould, who in 1910 renounced Ina rights to the Crown Fief of Sagan of Suesin for his son Prince Jason Howard of Sagan. German creditors attacked the audit of the transfer, seeking to attach revenues.
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Teipsic
Supreme Court
Duke de Jalleyrand
Anna Gould
Sagan
Suesin
Jason Howard of
Duke de
Dublin C of C Holds Regular Meeting With Plans for State Chapter
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Wess Baum with a musical and historical program. Refreshments were served by Mass Baum. Dates of June 1 and 15 were set for upcoming work. Delegates and a directress from each charter are expected, with all state officers to attend. The chapter plans to recruit twenty new members and grow its presence across the state.
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Adeline Bagm
Laelia
Wess Baim
Mass Baum
Wwe
Tim
Tate
Adeline Baum
Dublin
Jatson
Boll Weevil Station Nearing Completion
An article notes progress on a Boll Weevil Station experiment focusing on pest and crop disease monitoring. It describes station readiness, planned reports, and expected work at the site, including pecan groves and various crops, with attention to growth and disease observations.
Glass of Salts Promises Kidney Relief and Back Pain Aid
An old remedy text promotes Jad Salts to flush kidneys and ease back pain. It claims meat increases uric acid, clogging kidneys and causing headaches stomach issues and sleeplessness. Drinking a tablespoon in water before breakfast for several days allegedly cleanses kidneys and neutralizes acids, with cautions against harm.
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Mantel
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MAN Laboratory
Chicago
Logan
Chieageos
Thomasville Lodge
Mmeier& Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
News of Woman’s Patriotic Societies
Daughters OF the
Joseph S Mahrieon
Fourteerch
Columbus Ga
Walter Scott Wilson
S W Foster
Mirs Oscar Mkenzig Montezuma
Howard H 3
Cail
Ponce de Leones
Atlanta Ga
William Nelson Benton
Augusta, Ga
Committee On Graves and Monuments
Sasenpel
Colonial Park
Cama Maconga View
Frankiin Tenntie Gaod
Vics
MMS Zebulon Waekfr Canton Geald View
Breen Woultre
Whsss Montecuma Ga
Dus
Arlington Place Macot Ga
Attil Shibhle
Rome Ga
Howard McAll
Ponce
Leen Avenue
Atlante Ge Audhor
Jessif Cobe Cartersille
Mildred Rutherford Atoms
Reeves
Monttrie
Urs
Montezuma
Evert
Moultrie
Wes
Haris Vontexmuma
Walter D Lamar
Barnesville
United Daughters of the Confederies
Conditan
Hughter
Word of the Cause Ince
Bavar
Helen Keller
Helen Trane
Centre South
Children of the Confederacy
Lida McCarths
Ittle
William McCarth
George Wallace Stauffacher
Johnny Red
Dalton Mitchell
North
Plane
Lollie Belle Wrhe
Norman Hackett
McCarthy
Wylie
Lars Ciowd
Thomas
Eastman Chapter
Decatur
Dublin C. OF C
Army
Senate
Democrate
LOR Bonnets
Bennett
New Wit
Plimbine Company
Eas
Sonal Atte Gow
Ars
Winal
Oliver Twist
Middse and
Pete
T. Styles
Nature
Hardwick
Atlanta, Ga
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