Masons Build Cottage for Tuberculous Children at Alto
The Georgia Masons raise funds to construct a tuberculosis cottage at Alto funded by Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter. Commissioner Duggan offers to build and maintain a model school for afflicted children, inviting state children to help construct the schoolhouse. The plan aims for year round schooling and expansion of cottages across Georgia, reflecting Masonic charity.
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Alto
Grand Lodge
Grand Chapter
Georgia
Duggan
Habersham
Georgia's 1927 Natural Increase Surpasses Census Growth
Georgia recorded a natural increase of 28 841 in 1927 as births exceeded deaths. The year saw 60 151 births and 31 310 deaths, yielding 192 births per 100 deaths, highlighting data completeness and urging accurate vital statistics for a strong population.
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Georgia
Health work proves school exam progress in Georgia county
A 1924 and 1927 comparison of school children physical exams in a Georgia county shows a 34 percent drop in defects. The county uses a full time health commissioner and two nurses and has funded efforts in preschool and maternal care. The effort, described as costly but effective, highlights long term dividends in pre school health initiatives.
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Georgia
Health Board Reports Venereal Disease Control Outputs
The Department of Venereal Disease Control records show 45,401 Was sermann tests in the year by the public health laboratory, plus 48,088 doses of triphenamineg distributed, an increase of 10,220 from the prior year. Also 84,570 Kelder tubes, up 6,074, and 8,075 pamphlets of Utersturd distributed.
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Department of Venereal Disease Control
State Board of Health
Wassermann
Public Health Laboratory
Saul and Stephen in early Christian persecution dialog
Lesson text summarizes Saul's zealous Pharisee background and his conversion after hearing Jesus on the road to Damascus. It recounts Stephen's chosen service as a deacon, his wisdom and miracles, his defense before the council, and Saul's consent to Stephen's death, marking the start of fierce persecution.
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Damascus
Christ
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Israel
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Temple
Prayer and Bible as windows to eternity in verse
A compact literary note highlights quotes on prayer and scripture. It contrasts Tennyson’s line about prayer’s power with Dwight’s image of the Bible as a window into eternity, reflecting on faith’s access beyond worldly limits.
Cotton Manufacturers Association Offers One Thousand Dollar Prizes
The Georgia Cotton Manufacturers Association offers 1000 dollars in cash prizes for practical suggestions to expand use of cotton yarns and fabrics. First prize 500 dollars, ten prizes of 50 dollars each. Open to all Georgia residents. Submissions must be written on single sheets with name and address, one suggestion per sheet, and clear details.
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Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia
State
Georgia
W. M. McLaurine
Sec.Treas
American Cotton Mfr
T. M. Forbes
Atlanta Trust Co. Blige
Atlanta
Cotton Mfr's
Assn. of
Atlanta Trust Co
Re-Election Statement from Judge C F McLaughlin
The candidate for re election to the Superior Court of the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit asks for the Democratic primary vote on September 12. He emphasizes his record and promises continued faithful service and impartial duties in the office. The piece ends with a reflective editorial passage on parenting and the influence of a parent's guidance.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
C. F. McLaughlin
Pellagra remedy by mail promises relief and cures
An ad touts a mail order Pellagra treatment by a noted specialist, claiming complete relief and long term improvements. It highlights patient testimonials, urges against substitutes, and presents a bold call to entrust cases to the proven Pellagra expert.
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Ispar
Laborat
Arete
Ponsa
Ise Vorbundseda
Adaislound
Grand Jurors Drawn for October Term 1928 Taylor Superior Court
Grand and traverse jurors for the October term 1928 of Taylor Superior Court were drawn by Hon. G C F McLaughlin on June 19 1928. The list includes numerous jurors such as H G Windham A Y Carter M A Bolding W C Kirksey L Rogers J R Wilson R M Suggs Sr H L Lumpkin M L Parr G J Hartman H H Parr O R Lucas W P Parr O T Driskell S J Byers H E Allen W R Lumpkin A Byrd S H Harris W E Neisler J W Aultman G A Parker E T Haywood D W Covington Elbert Posey W T Ricks Alton Montgomery W C Bussey H C Whatley R B Whittington Alfonso McCrary J F Kimble.
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