Woman progress in the south spurs child labor law push
The piece notes a growing Southern women’s movement influencing legislation on education humanitarian issues and especially child labor. It highlights Miss Irene Ashby’s Georgia visit representing the American Federation of Labor, the Alabama and Georgia child labor efforts, and a Georgia social reform committee forming May 1 led by Mrs Ottley McCabe Garrett and Mrs Edward Brown. It discusses moral and civic duty, dangers to child workers, and urging law passage to protect young workers.
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South
Indus
Ion
Oriest
Varius
Irene Ashby
American Federation of Labor
Alabama
Georgia
Commonwealths
Russia
Ritan Ard Bar Murphy
C.b. Wilner
J.K. Ottley
E. @. McCabe
Ama Lou Garrett
Edward Brown
Central South
Tdeair College
Chatea
Vahur
Gorgia
Atlanta
Republic
Garrett Saldres
Odemetchunte
Hemphill
Clonel Ww
Bemphiel
Reinhardt Normal College
Welesea
Ife
Walesea
Methodist Church of Georgia
Reinhardt College
Miss Frances Johnson earns acclaim in New York vocal studies
Friends report Miss Frances Johnson has found success in vocal training in New York. Her mastery earns praise for powerful and sweet roles. she plans to return home in June, spend summer in Georgia and Tennessee with her father, and resume study in the fall. Also featured are summer gowns by an Atlanta modiste, highlighting crepe de chine and silk fabrics with Chantilly lace accents.
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Frances Johnson
New York
Joseph, Johnson
Georgia
Tennessee
Atlanta
Chantilly
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Advocating a Child Labor Law to End Exploitation
The article argues that child labor harms both workers and manufacturers, noting skilled labor yields higher profits and starvation wages hinder quality goods. It cites global standards, stating most civilized nations ban child labor and even Russia has long prohibited it, urging legislative action in the state.
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Dehen
Russia
Hogland
Dresses At Interstate Fair Show Gowns And Lace Details
The article describes numerous wedding gowns and day dresses in black, white, and blue fabrics with lace, silk, and embroidery. It notes satin foulard, trimmings of Valenciennes lace, herringbone silk, and airy muslin corsages. It mentions Atlanta and Baltimore influence, plus announcements about the Interstate fair women’s department managed by the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs led by Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson.
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Baltimore
Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
J. Lindsay Johnson
Discount Offer Across All Ages on Sab and More
A broad sale announcement states a 0 per cent discount on Sab for children, youths, and men. It notes the first material for the viaduct was placed before the three Whitehall stores ten days ago and a vacancy is expected.
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