Papal visit at Eucharistic Congress sparks republic clash
The article condemns the New York Catholic cardinal visit and the kneeling of Governor Smith and Mayor Walker as a breach of church state separation. It argues Rome’s influence taints American civil life, cites cardinals on a throne, and warns of a Smith presidency aligning with the Papacy amid Tammany links and political maneuvering.
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Herald
Peter
New York City
New York
John
Cardinal Bonzano
Governor Smith
Mayor Walker
Knell
Hisaed
Walker
Rome
James
Jesus
Christ
Caesar
Italy
Austria
Spain
United States of America
Jeans
God
Caesar Ana
John Cardinal Bonzano
Smith
Americana
Paul
Barnabas
Staten
Europe
America
Navy
United States
New’ York
Byrd
Chicago
Towan
Times
Halled
West
Olvaney
Tammany Organization
Governo Smith
No Person Except a Natural Born Citizen to Be President
Influence notes quote questions about the natural born citizen clause and a governor's alleged un-American stance. It laments tying religion to state power and argues for strict separation of church and state, urging adherence to American republican principles and civic sovereignty.
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Uiey
New York
Tobacco crop boom eyed as Georgia opens markets
Douglas Ga July 17 South Georgia growers prepare to open tobacco sales August 8 across about 60 counties. Warehouses ready to receive the new money crop with an estimated value around 10 million dollars. Last year acreage fell to 50 000 acres with a higher quality weed expected to fetch about 20 cents per pound from a projected 750 million pounds.
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Douglas
South Georgia
Georgia
Giowialy Brea
Mills withdraws from race for state agriculture commissioner
Atlanta July 16 Jan H Mills suddenly leaves the race for state commissioner of agriculture amid a plan to change primary rules. He argues the department should be nonpolitical and hopes his exit helps defeat the incumbent and his large staff. A conference proposed adding two allies to choose a single candidate. Irwin joins Talmadge in seeking majority rule, while Stewart and Shettlesworth signaled support.
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Atlanta
Commissioner of Agriculture
Jan. H. Mills
J. J. Brown
Charlie Stewart
Messrs” Irwin
Shettlesworth
Talmadge
Mills
Stewart
Trwin
Messrs Shettlesworth
Evolution of the Roman Alphabet Shown in Carving
A brief note explains how the letters U and V shaped the sound of W in the ancient Roman alphabet. It states W emerged by joining two Vs and notes the old alphabet is now used mainly in carving as a stylistic custom.
Coordination of Muscle Shoals power across the South
A Savannah River era report details how Southeastern Power & Light Company coordinated power among Georgia Alabama and surrounding states. The arrangement allows Georgia Railway and Power to conserve reservoirs while Alabama Power supplies 20000 kilowatts to Southern Power Company for South Carolina and North Carolina. A new transmission line from Roanoke Alabama to Newnan Georgia will widen the grid early fall and extend Muscle Shoals energy benefits across the region.
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Rowe
TN Srorsia
Sucua Dent
Atwahe Aayer
Greenville
South Eal
Georgia
Yallulah
Alabama
Southeastern Power & Light Company
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoals
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Rail Way and Power Company
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Southern Power Company
Columbus Power Company
Wana. Bhoplin
Tory Ardi
Musels Shoals
Bervella
Carolina
Roanoke
Ala
Newnan
Middle Alabama
South
Mississippi
Mixed Metaphors From the London Financial Paper
When it was found that Paris was inclined to be a buyer Kenna here drew in their horns in a colorful line from the London Financial Paper reflecting market chatter and metaphorical trading sentiment.
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Paris
Kenna
London Financial Paper
Elephants of Commerce and Training Across Continents
The Asiatic or Indian elephant is tamed and trained, while there is no clear reason the African elephant could not be trained, though it has not been attempted.
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Washington
New York City
Senate
New York
Typhoid Carriers and Public Health Warnings
An old Georgia health bulletin explains typhoid carriers and how they spread infection. It cites Typhoid Mary and a current Georgia case, detailing how asymptomatic individuals can harbor bacteria and contaminate food. It notes detection challenges, vaccination as a safeguard, and state lab support offering free typhoid vaccine.
Demand for Public Health Doctors in Georgia
Public health job openings seek physicians to serve as health commissioner under state health law. Applicants must submit to Dr. Thomas F. Abercromble at 131 Capitol Square, Atlanta. Requirements include proper training in hygiene, sanitation, and a passion for prevention over cure. The role offers pleasant work and good pay after a satisfactory exam.
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Thos. F. Abercromble
Capitol Square
Atlanta
Digeare
Do Not Neglect a Common Cold
Do not neglect a common cold. Proper care helps most cases recover with little trouble. Rent and hot foot bath in bed are suggested, a mild laxative may help. Colds spread by droplets. avoid sharing vessels and towels and cover coughs. Early diagnosis and physician treatment prevent complications.
Georgia Health Officers Convene Semi annual Meeting
Twenty five Georgia health officers gathered for a semi annual session in the State Board of Health assembly room. The group praises the Bilis health law and calls for every county to have a full time Commissioner of Health to extend life and prevent disease.
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Georgia
State Board of Health
The hope of the future the baby the well child
A concise reflection on infancy and health, emphasizing the baby as the central symbol of future prospects and well being for families and communities. The note implies care, nurture, and the promise of healthy growth as a societal aim.
Sudden Deaths After Diphtheria Warn of Bed Rest
Historical medical notes document multiple post diphtheria deaths occurring weeks after onset, linked to patients not kept in bed. Authorities advise prolonged recumbency, avoidance of sitting up, and cautious rehabilitation, especially if cardiac weakness appears.
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Holt
Howland
Ker
Typhoid Season Warns Citizens to Vaccinate
The local health guidance frames typhoid season as a time of high risk due to flies mosquitoes and outdoor living. It urges immediate vaccination offered free by the State Board of Health, noting a three week course and to seek delivery from a physician or Health Officer. Emphasis is placed on sanitation handwashing and keeping food and milk safe to eradicate the disease.
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State Board of Health
Georgia Health Laboratory Exam Trends Show Growth
The State Board of Health laboratory serves Georgia residents through health officers and officials. Thousands of examinations are conducted, with blood tests rising from about 1,500 to over 22,000 annually, reflecting increased demand for eye health screening and related diagnostics.
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State Board|mm Health
Georgia
May Day Child Health Day urged for Athens Georgia
The piece advocates annual complete physicals for all citizens and emphasizes prenatal and preschool health. It calls for widespread vaccination against smallpox before school entry and stresses heart and kidney health as critical. It proposes a county wide observance named May Day Child Health Day and invites Mrs. C. A. Ver Nooy of Athens to provide guidance.
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Menna
C. A. Ver Nooy
Athens
Community advocates plan May Day health celebration
Local group urges a May first event to spotlight child health and show the world that the community cares about kids. Organizers seek broad participation and partner with schools and health groups to highlight services and support.
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Toa
Bometody
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