Georgia 800-08 Club drives push for state university funding
Athens May 16 Special The Georgia 800-08 Club, first student group of its kind, has formed a strong six member committee led by R H Jones to press for a better state university. President Hugh S Wallace urges college education for Georgia youth and urges backing from the legislature to raise enrollments and improve facilities. County clubs, prep schools, and Technological Institute follow suit with similar organizations as the movement spreads.
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Giorgia
Ameria
Hugh 8
Wallace
Georgia
Nis
Tator
University of Georgia
Qway Ibas
America
Alabama
State University
Wisconsin
Etate University
Etter
Gents
Barrow
Profeanor Park
R. H. Jones
Atlanta
A. N. Feldelon
Savannah
R. W. Barnes
Macon
Smith
Gainesville
B. Smith
Hugh
Vine
Beck County
Technological
Ong
A. Petherson
H. Hy Jones
Nuvert Barnes
Co. Wallace
Joan H. Wallace, Jr
Jce
Ote
Governor Smith in Rome Promises Reforms and Party Unity
Rome Ga May 16 Special Gov ernor Smith arrived amid rain and crowds. He spoke at the opera house outlining his renomination campaign claiming reforms including rail and taxation changes, prohibition support, and anti corruption measures. He pledged to carry out reforms advocated, noting economic and public service improvements.
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Govarnor Smith
P. H. Hamilton
Atace ‘University
Ee Opera
Hamilton
Smith
Vottra
Georgia
Dig
Acoola
Petamette
Lees
Rescues Husband From Drug Slavery Cure Letter
A letter from J Edmunds of Otte Ky praises a home treatment for narcotic addiction. He claims relief after two weeks without morphine and urges others to seek the program, describing it as worth its weight in gold and courteous service.
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Chas
el James
Memphis
James
Ceiver
Otte
J. Edmunds
VAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES for Habits and Addictions
Drug and alcohol cures offered at a local sanatorium with treatment plans, including therapy and free care. The notice lists remedies for tobacco and drug habits, insomnia, and addiction treatments available on application at the James Sanatorium in Memphis.
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Drontennes
Ces Sea
Cr James Sanatorium
Poplar Avecus
Mempola
Lively clash with Uncle Joe in House debate
Washington May 6 A lively clash occurred during consideration of a bill to compensate government employees for injuries. Speaker Cannon pressed order as Mr Alexander of New York and Mr Cockran argued. Gaines and others pressed for decorum amid levity.
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Washington
Cannon
House
Alexander
New York
Cockran
Industrial education draws visits to Columbus schools
Visitors from Hamilton County Tennessee and Columbia South Carolina inspect Columbus public schools industrial training. The article notes growing national and international interest in practical education and links local industrial schooling to regional factory development powered by the Chattahoochee river.
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Columbus
Hamilton County
Tennessee
Columbia
S. C
Columbia, & C
Europe
South America
Chattahoochee
Bit Dam
Wars Wrought by Women Across Ancient Tales
A fragment argues that great conflicts arise from women actions. It cites Helen as cause of Troy, Chrysäla as trigger for plague, and references to ten year wars including the Cretan and Persian conflicts. It notes ruin in royal houses from marriages to Cleopatra and Tolē.
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Amenscus
Helen
Chryaela
Thypno
Megisto
Pelagon
Philip
Alexander
Cleopatra
Hercules
Tole
Postum Help Cited By Cleveland Grocer In Health Gain
A Cleveland grocer reports health benefits from avoiding coffee and drinking Postum Food Coffee. He recalls relief from nervousness and stomach troubles after two years, attributing his improvement to substituting Postum. His wife suggested the switch and he urges others with similar issues to try Postum.
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Cleveland
Wellville
Alabama Democrats Split Over Bryan Johnson Campaign
In Montgomery on May 4, Alabama Democrats debate whether the Bryan Johnson ticket will carry the state. With a May 16 primary, supporters and skeptics discuss Bryan’s New York speech backlash, Johnson’s influence, and the race for Denver delegates, Supreme Court seats, and state offices.
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Folinson
Bryan
New York
Johnson
Nebraska
Poess
Jong
Denver
Railroad, Commission, Game and Fish
Supreme Court
Beats
Williao
Unose
E. W. Booker
Henry D. Clayton
J. Thomas Heflin
John W. Tomlinson
R. M. Cunningham
O. Kyle
Frank B. Moody
R. T. Simpson
Jonathan Haraleon
J. &. Bilbro
A. H. Alston
J. M. Chilton
John A. Luel
State Senate
J. J. Mayfield
Need of Covers While Asleep
A physician advises patients to stay well covered during sleep. He explains the heart slows about ten strokes per minute when lying down, saving roughly 800 strokes per hour and about 30,000 ounces of blood overnight. He notes warmth depends on circulation, so extra covering is needed to compensate for reduced blood flow.
Dix Diamonds Investment Prospect Promises Value
Exclusive diamond merchants promote diamonds as smart investments with annual value gains and reliable returns. They claim market access, full value exchanges, and a buyback option at 30 cents on the dollar within one year, aiming to reassure customers against loss.
Quotes and a rail journey tale from a clipped page
A miscellany of maxims and proverbs on courtesy hope religion and education mixes with a short anecdote of a Colorado and Southern northbound train losing a passenger ticket which was then recovered by the baggage master after riding along a passing locomotive.
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Colorado and Southern Road
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