Free Scholarships Offered by Southern Shorthand Uni
The Southern Shorthand and Business University of Atlanta Ga offers 145 free $50 scholarships in shorthand or bookkeeping or telegraphy to Georgia residents. Each county will receive one scholarship, totaling $7 250 in tuition. To participate, submit a list of bona fide names and addresses of eligible youths to the Atlanta school.
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South
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Atlanta
State of Georgia
Atlanta School
Southern offer promotes business school scholarships
Contestants must bring one pay pupil and enter by January 15 1908. The county leader sending the most names and bringing a pupil wins a $50 scholarship for twelve months. Other entrants receive half price scholarships. extra pupils earn $2 50 commission per pupil. A. C Briscoe and L. W. Arnold of Atlanta invite inquiries.
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Evey County
A. C Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
Atlanta Ga
A Humble Heroine and a Cross of Honor
The article narrates Mother Mary Teresa receiving the Legion of Honor after a long record of battlefield bravery. She aided wounded soldiers in multiple conflicts and saved a comrade from a grenade, then returned to hospital. General pinned the cross and praised her selfless service to France.
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Mary Teresa
Legion of Honor
France
Mother Mary Teresa
Balaklava
Magenta
Syria
China
Mexico
Reischeffen
Had Had Proof Caricarurista Quip on Change of Life
A witty exchange about aging features a cartoon caption style remark: one cap turning gray overnight, and a wife’s blindness in an hour, attributed to Caricarurista. The remark frames life’s sudden changes with humor.
The Way of Scientific Truth, Chesteron Quote Reframed
An Illustrated London News excerpt attributes a satirical warning by G. K. Chesterton about scientific truth and medical fashion. The piece mocks experts who switch recommendations as theories change, urging readers to resist chasing every new claim while life’s everyday routines persist.
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G. K. Chestertom
Illustrated London News
Cruelty of Mahouts and Grape Growing Spectacle
A missionary cites cruelty to elephants by Indian mahouts using a goad and a chronic forehead wound to control animals. The piece also notes Belgium’s Hoerlart glass houses producing table grapes for major markets, including London Paris Vienna and New York, with weekly shipments to the United States.
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Kipney
Belgium
London Globe
Hoerlaert
Drussels
London
Paris
Riviera
Vienna
Berlin
St Petersburg
New York
United States
Editor Sends Papers to Fill Bedside Editorials
Dr Edward Everett Hale pressed to eat and rest while his wife lay ill in New York. He returned to his hotel, then to the editor with a desk piled with manuscripts and urged him to go home. He claimed to have written enough articles on contemporary human interest to feed the paper for a week.
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Edward Everett Hale
Jae Meo
York Centrt
Breaking It Gently
Young wife recalls her husband’s college athletic past claiming he was a gymnastic club member and captain. He boasts as champion walker and weight lifter while she asks him to hold the baby for a couple of hours as the nurse steps out.
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Figaro
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TJ Bottoms
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Wilmington
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