145 Free Scholarships Offered by Southern Shorthand Univ
Atlanta Georgia based Southern Shorthand and Business University offers 145 free scholarships worth 7250 in tuition to Georgia residents. One free scholarship in shorthand or bookkeeping or telegraphy per county, awarded to a male or female student who submits eligible names and addresses to the university.
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Atlanta School of Telegraphy
Southern's Great Offer Promises Scholarships for Local Contestants
A Georgia advertisement urges successful contestants to bring one or more pupils and submit names by January 15 1908 to win a $50 scholarship for twelve months. Extra commissions of 2.50 are offered for each additional pupil, with rewards scaling to five pupils. It promotes business education and asks readers to spread the word and recruit neighbors in Atlante.
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Rencel
Evey County
A. C Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
Atlante Ga
Poe Portrait and Public Figures Across Time
A collage of observations on Edgar Allan Poe describing his delicate hands and refined appearance, balanced with snippets about Dickens, a young couple’s finances, a Dickens bust, Edward Payson Weston’s long walk, Orchard as a Russian propaganda example, and shy remarks on New England art and political optimism despite a wary tone toward government ventures.
It Wouldn’t Keep One Woman’s Liquor License Dilemma
The New York Tribune quotes a chairwoman discussing a woman shipboard club’s liquor license. She notes women avoid drinking to stay slim and fresh and jokes a license would not mean stocking liquor. A Scotsman’s tale ends with whisky won’t keep.
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New York
Te Club
Scotland
New York Tribune
Humble Heroine Mary Teresa and the Legion Cross
The scene recalls Mother Mary Teresa among soldiers in a French city. A battlefield heroine who saved a wounded comrade by shielding a grenade earns the Legion of Honor after enduring many wounds across battles from Balaklava to Magenta and Reischoffen. Her self sacrifice is praised as the French people honor her enduring service. Soldiers present arms as she returns to hospital.
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Legion of Howor
France
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Balaklava
Witrailleuse
Mother Teresa
Frederic Rowland Marvin
Filling the Breach. Miss Smythe Seeks Support For Subscription Dance
Miss Smythe tries to organize a subscription dance and pleads for Mr. Brown to attend. Brown insists he does not dance but agrees to help raise funds, promising to look in at an opportune time.
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