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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
7
In a limited school a very high degree of excellence can be attained. Because numbers are limited, private and class instruction combine, and the spirit of emulation excites activity while each pupil remains in close contact with the teacher. cordial relations allow home and school to work in harmony.
Jane pupils limited to forty in Intermediate and Collegiate De mon. Miss Hanna assisted by specialists to be named as arrangements are completed. Miss Carolyne Clayton Irwin to assist Federaty Department with French Spanish and German. French and Spanish taught without extra charge. Irwin spent years in Literature and Languages and comes highly recommended. Music by George Unger Piano Mrs George C. Muni Violin Miss Annie Mun Voice Mrs L D Smith Drawing and Elocution to be supplied. School steam heated, centrally located, accessible by cars. call 9 am to 12 pm or phone Bell 3256-1.
A long reflective appeal urges parents to value character and character development in sons over accumulating wealth. It touts North Georgia Agricultural College as a place where a boy grows in work, study, and discipline, highlighting programs in agriculture mining electrical engineering teaching business and military training. It invites readers to write to the college president.
Logan Bleckley will be a candidate for the clerkship of the new court. He is a son of former Chief Justice Logan Bleckley and has served eighteen years as deputy clerk of the Georgia Supreme Court. The legal profession in Georgia widely supports his fitness for the position, especially during the court’s formative period.
Four alleged penny shop operators were arrested in a raid led by detectives and Assistant District Attorney Art Garvan. The bucket shops, branches of the John A Boardman Company of Philadelphia, were connected to the T and Freeze crowd. Police said the shops were closed for fraud.
J B Arbour a 70 year old farmer from Williamatown north of Parkersburg, after retrieving an old shotgun from behind his front door, killed himself in his home. Neighbors described him as highly respected. authorities investigate the tragedy reported by a private leased wire from Parkersburg.
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