Changing Family By William Fielding Ogburn
The essay argues that modern society has reshaped the family by shifting six of its traditional functions to the state or industry due to steam, electricity, and urbanization. It notes declines in home production, religious practice, parental authority, and family cohesion, with affection as the remaining anchor, urging new social science insights to foster happier, lasting marriages.
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Sre Bet
United States
Réiel
Aparties
Paycho Ogists
Eminent Divine to Conduct Series Services at Mercer
Macon Ga Jan 29 Dr John BE White pastor of the First Baptist church of Savannah and leader in the Georgia Baptist endowment campaign will conduct a religious meeting series for Mercer University students at Tatnall Square Baptist church the week beginning Feb 10 White a Wake Forest graduate has held prominent southern pastorates and led Anderson College He is praised by Mercer president Dr Spright Dowell as a scholar and capable preacher with strong support from fraternities campus organizations and various religious groups
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Macon
John BE. White
First Baptist Church of
Savannah
Georgia Baptist Endowment Campaign
Mercer University
Tatnall Square Baptist Church
White
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Anderson College
Anderson
S. C
Dl White
Spright Dowell
Mercer
Georgia
South
Dowell
Georgia Baptist Student Union
TAX RECEIVER'S ROUNDS FOR 1929
Cooper, Taylor County Tax Receiver, lists 1929 tax rounds with dates and times for Rupert, Charing, Mark, Howard, Wesley, Gaultney's Store, Old Dugger Store, Fickling Mill, Jessie Byrd's Store, Reynolds, Potterville, Norwich, Mrs. Mattie Riley's Store, W. A. Jarrell Store, W. F. Gray Store, and Southland plus court weeks from Feb 1 to May 1. Calls for taxpayers to file returns by May 1 1929 and have papers ready for assessors.
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Jessie Byrd
Reynolds
Potterville
Norwich
Mattie Riley
Old Carsonville
W. A. Jarrell
W. F. Gray
McCants Mill
Southland
Court House
Co, C, Cooper
Taylor County
Georgia
Malaria Fight Demands Georgia Wide Public Action
In 1929 Georgia faces rising malaria risk unless two elimination methods are pursued: treating infected individuals with quinine and eradicating the carrier mosquito through sanitation and prevention. The Morning News urges broad public education and state funding, arguing success requires city and county cooperation, newspaper support, and sustained effort across South Georgia and beyond.
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United States
Georgia
Albany
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
South Georgia
Morning News
Savannah
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William
Owburn
D. Deere
Ogburn
Coy
Divine
Rupert
Charing
Savannah Morning News
First National Bank
Reynolds, Ga
W. F. Covington Headland, Ala
M. R. Cameron Butler
W. F. Covington
Headland
Ala
Peach Valley Egg Farm
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