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Holliday
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Staf
New York
Hotaling’sa
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Child Welfare Exhibit to Spotlight Atlanta's Future
In Atlanta the Child Welfare Exhibit runs December 1 to 15 at the Leyden house on Peachtree Street. Backed by the chamber of commerce City Federation of Women’s Clubs Fulton County Medical Society and the city board of health it features national sources from the Russell Sage Foundation national child welfare committee and the federal bureau of child welfare with a strong local tilt. Experts from in and around Atlanta will guide displays and lectures on early defect detection care of the home open air schools infant mortality prevention and related topics. The event aims to mark a major epoch in Atlanta’s view of child welfare and race progress with mothers singled out as key advocates.
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Leyden House
Peachtree Street
Chamber of Commerce
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fulton County Medical Society
City Board of Health
Russell Sage Foundation
National Child Welfare Committee
Federal Bureau of Child Welfare
Atlanta
South
Knoxville
Georgia
BUSTING THE EGG TRUST OPENS CALL FOR STATE EGG INDEPENDENCE
Mrs. Julian Heath of the National League of Housewives urges nationwide action against the egg trust. She notes New York eggs at 45 cents a dozen retail and argues that boosting supply is cheaper than law. She highlights Georgia as ripe for independent poultry production with favorable costs and steady profits.
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Julian Heath
National League of Housewives
Egg Trust
New York
Georgia
Housewives' union must target root cause of high food prices
The passage argues that surpluses and effective storage and marketing are key during lay seasons, with organized housewives needed to guard against extortion after eggs are produced and stored. It contends that high food costs stem from underproduction and urges addressing the root supply issues.
Business government a hopeful shift in American politics
Governor Glynn urges business leaders to run government like a boardroom, arguing that business administration can save public money. He calls for capable volunteers to audit state procedure, root out waste, and curb pork, logrolling, and duplicative functions while warning against partisan patriotism. The trend toward business influence offers a cheering sign.
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America
Glynn
New York
New York City
Buncombe
Birds That Make Money From Insect Control
Georgia loses about forty million dollars yearly to insect depredations unchecked by birds decimated by hunters. James Henry Rice Jr of the American Audubon society cites concrete dollars lost and outlines a southern bird preservation push. The piece also notes local traffic rule enforcement and other observations in a brisk, period-voiced column.
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Georgia
Atlanta
James Henry Rice, Jr
American Audubon Society
Rice
Audubon Society
South
A Story of the Moment The Yamocs Prose Beet ieee SWEET CHARITY
A satirical piece argues against charity that conditions aid. A narrator recalls cruel lessons from trying to help others with work, hay, and meals, recounting failures, backfires, and a shift to a policy of giving without strings to avoid demoralizing recipients.
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Make Manners a Part of Each Curriculum
Commissioner M Stanley argues manners should be taught in schools as a three year curriculum extending beyond Judge Hart’s proposal Thou shall not steal Thou shall not le and a review. He cites Agnes Scott students as models of courteous behavior on transit and street, urging teachers to enforce politeness nationwide.
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Derry
Repard
John Hart
Georgia
State Board of Education
Hart
Decatur
Agnes Scott
M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
State Capitol
Atlanta
Big Money in Onions in Osseo Minnesota
Osseo area farmers M. Luger and W. D. Luger posted about $9,000 in bank from a single onion crop on 20 acres of Red Globe and Yellow Globe onions. They harvested nearly 600,000 pounds, selling at Osseo station for $1.50 per hundred, with shipments to Chicago in 18 carloads via J. B. Thompson. The brothers credit the unusually favorable season and warn against expecting similar yields, noting the labor and costs were substantial.
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Minneapolis Cor
New York World
M. Luger
W. D. Luger
Osseo
Osseo Station
Henne- Pin
J. B. Thompson
Osseo State Bank
Chicago
Luger
Nutritious Barley and Oats Cookery Writings
A vintage household piece extols barley and oats as wholesome winter foods. It explains barley preparation, steaming, and molding for desserts, plus frying methods with butter and syrup. It notes oats and whole wheat require long cooking and soaking, with starch protection from boiling water.
The Fruit Tree by George Fitch
A humorous meditation on fruit trees through seasons from planting to fruiting. The narrator notes winter promise, pest and weather woes, tedious care including watering and protection, followed by eventual fruit and the imagined harvest life, ending with a note of perseverance for owners.
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George Fitch
Sivasb
Village Mail Delivery Debate Expands to Include Towns
In Knosbury Vermont a renewed effort in Congress targets village and small town mail delivery. The measure extends free delivery to all towns and villages with 1009 or more people not currently entitled. A $10 million appropriation is proposed for the program.
How Many Indians in 1492 in the Americas
A historical survey argues pre contact populations were likely small relative to vast lands. It notes estimates vary from tens of thousands to millions, but many tribes diminished through absorption and disease after European contact, while some groups persisted or grew. It cites early census figures and scholars like Powers, Mooney, and Powell, detailing regional declines east of the Mississippi and in the West.
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America
Indiana
North America
United States
California
Lawson
Carolinas
Charleston
Albermain Sound
Tuscarora
Catawba
Mississippi
Kroeber
Mooney
Perkod
Mississip
J. W. Powell
Mexico
Birds as Air Police Highlight Georgia Speech
A Atlanta address by James Henry Rice Jr. urged Georgia farmers and businessmen to value birds for commerce. He described their insect-eating role, the vast insect menace, and the economic losses from pests, urging national action and a large rally to spread bird knowledge and conservation.
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G. Everitt
Georgia
Atlanta
James Henry Rice, Jr
Rice
America
Massachusetts
Trouvelot
Europe
E. H. Forbush
Cuba
Postmaster General Urges Quick Action On Mail Service Bill
The postmaster general notes money in the treasury may be used immediately on passage of the act to fund a named purpose under his regulations. He says favorable action is unlikely this session as other department matters demand attention including railway mail service improvements. He insists such a measure is needed to correct injustice and ensure equal mail service for all.
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Knosbure
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Treasury
Post Office Department
From Either Side Editor Constitution
All the learned gentlemen and experienced milkers who insist cows must be milked from the right are off. Artist Gregg drew Little Mars Jersey who says all comers may milk from any side or rear if she is fed Georgia products or peavine, soybean hay or cotton seed meal. All well educated amiable cows are accommodating. Lily Reynolds Lithia Springs Ga.
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Gregg
Little Mars
Jersey
Georgia
Lily Reynolds
Lithia Springs
Second-Hand Principles by George Matthew Adams
The strong characters are original and shaped by their own minds. People borrow brains and ideas, but second-hand principles yield second-hand minds and limited power. True success comes from forming independent principles born of struggle and conviction, not mere imitation. Examine daily work to shed second-hand beliefs and create personal, willful principles.
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