Four Capable Instructors Hire On for College Openings
Four capable instructors will report at the college opening next Wednesday and assume charge of their classes. New to the Techniculty are Prof B W McCalle mineralogy and geology Prof W McCulloch English C J Payne physics and Dwight Lowell drawing. McCulloch born in Alliance County NC and praised as a leading geologist in the south, educated at Tennessee Wesleyan and Johns Hopkins before becoming geology professor at Tennessee and later assistant state geologist of Georgia.
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B. W. McCalle
W. McCulloch
C. J. Payne
Dwight ©. Lowell
R. W. McCulloch
Alliance County
N.C
Georgia Technongica Institute
Ife
Tennessee Wesleyan University
Thia
Johan Hopkins University
Johnn Hopkins
University of Tennessee
Educators Appointed At Georgia School Of Mines And Tech
Multiple profiles detail new appointments at Georgia School of Mines and Tech. C J Payne joins from Missouri with degrees from Washington College and Harvard astronomy. Dwight E Lowell elected adjunct professor of drawing after engineering studies at Michigan. W McCade appointed professor of geology and mineralogy. noted for Georgia marble, phosphates, coal, fossil ores, and a geological map.
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Graham, N.C
Peabody's College For
Nashville
Guilford
University of North Carolina
South Carolina
Guilford College
Tech
C.J Payne
Missouri
Washington College
Harvard University
Dwight E. Lowell
G. A. Harbour
Auburn
Matha
Treving
Natima
Lowell
University of Michigan
Bath Tron
Hath
Maine
Detroit
American Radiator Company
Congregational Church
Diamonds Shine in Atlanta Display by Maier and Berkeley
The Maier and Berkeley diamond stock is described as the most magnificent ever shown in Atlanta, offering rich variety including collars bracelets brooches festoons rings all in a new highly attractive pattern.
Birds in millinery threaten species under cruel fashion
A London Telegraph note warns that birds used in hats are endangered by fashion. Reports claim 12,000 hummingbirds and 15,000 kingfishers were offered at a single sale. Colonial and American bans grow stricter as campaigns urge wearers to abandon wild bird plumes. President Roosevelt backs a ladies’ league opposing feathered trims, hoping a day comes when such feathers are deemed bad form.
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London Telegraph
L Aviculteur
Inons
Germany
Irda
United
Roosevelt
Landrum
Narcela
Ministerial Famine Spurs Georgia Church Debates
Georgia churches discuss a shortage of preachers amid widespread vacancy in Atlanta and the state. The Constitution and Baptist voices blame low revivals, worldliness, and church support while urging prayer for Holy calling and better pastor pay to attract men to the ministry.
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Newnan Presbyterian Church
North
Alabema
Georgia
Presbytery of
Atlanta
Het Presbyterien Church
Ageon
Thia
Uye
Theoly
Zion
Msney
Iim Harvest
Osis
Clement C. Cary
Gainesville
Witha
Adlitz
Ts the Baptist
Athens
Old Harvard Man Dead from 68 Year Harvard Graduation Memory
The Rev Joseph W Cross aged 68 died at his daughter Mrs Mary Ardher 6 Bradfor Street Fealdence. He was Harvard's oldest living graduate survived by two daughters a son a stepson many grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Born Ep som N Y to Nathanial Cross and Margaret Bind Dorchester he entered Harvard at 18 and graduated recalling President John Quincey Adams attending his class. He remembered Adams address and the graduation memory.
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Harvard
New York
Lawrence
Mast
Joseph W Cross
Mary F. Ardher
Bradfor Street
Mr. Cross
Nathanial Cross
Epsom
N. Y
Margaret Bind
Dorchester
Young Cross
Tuuigh Institution
John Quincey Adams
Cross
Addreaa
Night School Opens Tonight by Atlanta Y M C A
The Atlanta Y M C A night school opens tonight with music recitations and refreshments. Certificates from last year will be awarded. many top teachers are engaged and space has been expanded to accommodate a large, enthusiastic audience.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Atlante
Ita
Atlanta
Olhasea
Kope
Aescoiation
Camcciation
Simplified Spelling Debate Divides City Leaders
Public interest surges as President Roosevelts executive order pushes Simpled Spelling Board list for government printing. Atlanta educators L Brittain W F Linton and L M Landrum comment on the reform and its potential, noting mixed views on practicality and gradual adoption.
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Roosevelte
Board of
New York
United States
Joah Billings
Sace Tean
Atlanta
Mputted Spelling Board
L. Brittain
W. FF. Linton
Atlanta Public Schools
L. M. Landrum
Publccs
Echools
Brittain
The
Constitution
Publc
Josh Billings
Major Eaton
Major Slaton
Reformed Spektor
Radical spelling reform debate unsettles readers and educators
A long excerpt discusses simplified spelling and the opposition from Professor Landrum. The article cites support from several state education boards and superintendents, noting counts by region and listing proponents and dissenters while highlighting the movement’s controversial pace and practicality.
Special magazine offer in today's paper
An advertisement announces a special magazine offer inside today's edition. The promo highlights discounted rates and a quick-subscription option, urging readers to act promptly to secure the deal.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
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