Subsuran Mates and Education Debate in Washington
The piece notes a Washington Bureau address and New York sale details for a publication, with references to educational appropriations and prohibition laws. It argues the House acted wisely by concurring in Senate amendments, linking public education to child welfare and mental well being, urging support for the Constitution’s effect.
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Georgia
Big Brothers Day Aims To Inspire Atlanta Youth Hope
The Atlanta Rotary Club hosts Big Brothers Day at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce dining hall with over 200 boys invited for Thanksgiving dinner. Rotarians serve the attendees, focusing on working youths supporting families, to show community support and encourage future civic responsibilities. The program aims to magnify Rotary spirit and drive broader efforts to uplift the boys toward constructive futures.
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Organization Did It Georgia Peach Growers Profit
The Georgia Fruit Exchange led a successful season for Georgia peach growers, most of whom are members. While other states faced price dips, Georgia marketed 4468 cars at a fair profit, reportedly the only profitable crop nationwide. The article credits organization for the positive outcome.
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Georgia Peach
Georgia Fruit Exchange
North
West
Georgia Arowers
Georgia
Georgia Fruit Exchange Boosts Georgia Peach Reach Across Nation
Georgia fruit growers increasingly value their exchange which monitors market demand and places fruit where needed. It marketed Georgia peaches in eighty six cities nationwide, including big urban centers, and credits strong organization for avoiding earlier glut losses while securing top prices.
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Georgia
New York
Chicago
Georgia Fruit Exchange
United States
Deserved Promotion at Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Victor H Kriegshaber is slated to become president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Mell Wilkinson. The piece lauds Kriegshaber from vice president roles, highlighting his merit, long service, and embodiment of Atlanta’s spirit as the organization promotes capable leaders to drive growth.
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Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
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Winds Speak And Letters Of Life In November Reads
A collage of verses and musings from The Emery Phoenix and local notices. Poems by Elam Franklin Dempsey, reflections on gratitude and perseverance, and brief notes from Billville and Hampton Plaindealer mix with aphorisms about speed, work, and resilience amid hardship.
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Elam Franklin Dempsey
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Christian Science view on Berlin Decision sparks debate
Clifford F. Smith reports on a Berlin court ruling holding Christian Scientists liable if a patient dies while refusing standard medical care. He notes Idaho’s supreme court stance on medical choice and defends personal liberty in treatment beliefs, despite legal differences between Germany and the United States.
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Ficitor
Berlin
Germany
Wille
Idaho
Supreme Court of Idaho
Senate and House clash over adjournment and bills
A Georgia legislature summary notes the Senate objecting to packed house bills and a 36 hour adjournment push. It covers the Senate delaying action, the house calendar, and a splintered Western and Atlantic commission bill. Also reports Speaker Burwell not seeking re election and potential races for governor and Congress.
Third Ward Club Backs Red Cross Christmas Seal Drive
The Third Ward Civic club led by Dr Florence Truax will aid the Red Cross Christmas seal campaign organized by the Ad Men’s club of Atlanta to raise funds for the tuberculosis association. Twenty-five clubwomen will select four assistants each and set up twenty-five stations in the business district early in the drive. A commission of Julian Boehm W E H Smith and Percy Rich has canvassed major employers with strong reception as firms buy seals to be used on letters and packages after December 1.
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Third Ward
Julian V. Boehm
W. E H. Smith
Percy A. Rich
Mother shunned by her family finds help in care
In a mill district a destitute mother of three learned her tuberculosis diagnosis. Her husband feared contagion and barred contact with the children, leaving the home demoralized. A visiting nurse from the Anti Tuberculosis Association educated the family, added a sleeping porch, and aided recovery, with Christmas seal funding building for next year’s crusade.
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Red Cross Christmas Seal Commission
Anti-Tubare Culess Association
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Big Brothers Plan Thanksgiving Dinner for 200 Working Boys
Rotary club of Atlanta hosts a 1 pm Thanksgiving event at the Chamber of Commerce Hall for 200 working boys accompanied by Rotary members. The program features singing, dancing, a turkey feast, a cinema show, and appearances by Harry Tierney Jack Ryan and Rev. W R Hendricks with Rotarians Preston Arkwright H W Anderson and others serving as waiters in period attire.
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Frank Pearson
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W. W. Memminger
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Preston H. Arkwright
H. W. Anderson
B. Foreman
Lea M. Jordan
Legislature's Work Brings Tech School Power and Prosperity
Georgia lawmakers back industrial research at the Georgia Tech school with a $250,000 power plant donation and a $10,000 operational fund. The move aims to turn waste into wealth, attract investment, boost real estate values, and lift the state from debt through enhanced manufacturing and resource development.
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Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
Atlanta Officials Debate Puzzles and Probes At City Hall
City leaders stage a peculiar public puzzle contest as Mayor Woodward and Council members mingle with wives at a riotous banquet. Officials prepare annual reports while hints of a permanent probe committee surface, signaling shuffles in governance and oversight.
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Claude Lordwick Ashley
James Gardner Woodward
Atlanta
Nro Tem
Couneil
Noted Dentist Speaks to the Local Society
Dr. George W Hinkson of Philadelphia, a leading dentist and metallurgist, lectured to the Avanta Dental society at the Piedmont hotel convention hall. He spoke on amalgams and their manipulation, followed by demonstrations. Local dentists Dr Thomas P Hinman Dr S L Silverman and Dr B Mott gave short addresses on electro medication conductive anaesthesia and removable bridge work at the Atlanta Dental Society monthly meeting.
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Philadelphia
Avanta Dental Society
Piedmont Hotel
Hinkson
Thomas P. Hinman
National Society of Dentists
L. Silverman
B. Mott
Atlanta Dental Societ
Prison Reform Leaders Plan Sunday Worship Change
Maude Ballington Booth reform department managers receive a warden’s letter announcing a Sunday morning shift in the federal prison’s religious service. Mrs South’s representatives may choose the plan, with the hour altered to suit her. Booth, a prominent speaker, will address inmates only, while Sunday night speech in Atlanta outlines uplifting methods for from despair.
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Maude Ballington Booth Reform Department
Federal
Atlanta
Fabernacte Baptist Church
Brannon Corrects Unfair Bank Warrant Report
Albany Ga November 25 1913. RB Potter defends Mr L G Brannon of Georgetown Ga after a news item from Eufaula Ala claimed wrongdoing in the Bank of Georgetown affair. Potter says Brannon aided by friends posted bond and waited for sheriff guidance, noting Brannon’s high character and seeking correction of the unfair impression from Alabama reports.
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Eufaula
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Date Inc
L. G. Brannon
Georgetown
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Bank of Georgetown
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