Along Life's Trail Reflections On The Telephone's Impact
An essay style piece critiques the telephone's role in modern life. It contrasts past courtesies with current rudeness, noting how calls invade privacy and disrupt daily routines. The narrator recalls being interrupted late at night, arguing that while phones connect people, they worsen manners and courtesy.
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ELLO
Central
Mr. Clark
Menorah Society
Grandfather’s thrift and Morton’s risky bank habits
The speaker contrasts a frugal grandfather who paid cash from a sock with gold and an acquaintance, Morton, who abuses checks. The piece laments youth’s inexperience and irresponsibility, arguing banking should follow financial responsibility training before opening accounts.
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Randfather
St. Young Morton
Junior American Red Cross Army Grows Worldwide
The American Junior Red Cross reports membership of 6,596,668 with 29,942 schools and 147,438 classrooms participating. The program supports health services, disaster relief, salvage, and peace time service, linking U S schools with insular possessions and overseas partners in twelve European nations and assisting Indian children in schools.
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American Junior Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross
United States
Insular
Thia
Junior Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Cross Raises $10 Million in 21 Days for Relief
The article recaps a rapid Red Cross fundraising drive responding to a Japanese earthquake. It notes President Coolidge assigns the goal on Sept 3, chapters in over 3,500 communities receive allocations, and funds rise from $5,000,000 to over $10,000,000 by Sept 27 with the campaign formally closed.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
Coolidge
State health board should separate funds and duties
The article urges the State Board of Health to separate funding and responsibilities from two underused institutions the Tuberculosis Sanatorium and the Training School for Mental Defectives arguing they lack funds and capacity. It stresses health work such as disease prevention laboratories vaccines water analysis and sanitary projects as core duties and suggests mental defectives schooling and tuberculosis control be realigned under proper boards.
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State Board of Health
General Assembly
Present legislature urged to fund State Board of Health
The article expresses hope that the current legislature will provide ample funding for the State Board of Health, emphasizing the need for strong support to advance public health programs and oversight.
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State Board of Health
Question on a marriage law protecting brides from disease
The writer asks how long until a marriage law is enacted to shield the pure, innocent bride from venereal disease and the risk of resulting invalidism. The query reflects concerns about public health and moral safeguards.
Notice to creditors in estate of J Matthews deceased
Maria initiator of estate of J Matthews deceased seeks to marshal assets. Judge McLaughlin of Taylor County Superior Court ordered hearing in Columbus Ga on Aug 8 1925 at 10:00 am. Creditors must appear to present claims. assets will be paid per law. Prepared by Marshall administrator of estate.
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Georgia
Eee
Maria
Columbus
Arshall
J. Matthews
Guardian Appointment Hearing Ordered for Minors Lillie May Hewitt
Taylor County Georgia notices Casper Tigner applies as guardian of the persons and estates of Lillie May and Hewitt Hewitt, minors of John Daniel, deceased. The next ordinary court will review on the first Monday in August. Witness L. T. Peed, Ordinary, July 4, 1925.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Casper Tigner
Ani Breerty
Lillie May
Hewitt Artal
John Daniel
L, T
Legal Sale Notice of Butler House and Debts of J J McCants Jr
By order of Judge C F McLaughlin of the Superior Court a sale will be held on the first Tuesday in August 1926 at the courthouse door in Butler County. The auction lists a house and lot in Butler once occupied by J J McCants Jr, deeds from O M Colbert and J J Windham, a five passenger Ford car used by McCants Jr, notes and accounts, bank deposits, debts due at death, and household furnishings. The notice is dated July 5 1925.
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Georgia
Taylor County
C F. McLaughlin
Superior Court
Said County
Court House
Said
Butler
J. J. McCants, Jr
O M. Colbert
J. J McCants, Jr
J J. Windham
J. J. McCants Jr
J J. McCants, Jr
Hookworm Survey Prompts New Treatment Claim
A state school hookworm survey shows high infection, with 92 of 100 pupils positive. After administering free carbon tetrachloride, only two stools tested positive later. The state health board emphasizes prevention through sanitary privies and sanitary closets to stop fecal borne diseases, noting hookworm rises in summer. It urges public outreach for treatment and prevention.
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State Board of Health Free
State Board of Health
Beware of Patent Medicines and Quacks
An old reflection notes that people enjoy being fooled and highlights the persistence of quacks and cults in promoting patent medicines. It warns to beware of promises that seem too good to be true and urges skepticism toward unlikely claims.
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Barnum
Examination of Private Water Supplies in 1925 Health Plan
Protection of private water supplies is crucial to curb disease spread from drinking water. High lab costs and limited state funds would hinder inspections, suggesting free laboratory testing on request, but a current five dollar fee for private-source samples may persist unless state funding increases. Eternal vigilance is necessary. calls for liberal appropriations to the State Board of Health and emphasis on early diagnosis, hookworm, and tuberculosis testing.
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State Board of Health
Ay Merita
Cardus
Alten
Healthmobile to Return in Georgia Public Health Drive
The Healthmobile service resumes under the State Board of Health with Phi Mu support. Dr. Alice Moses oversees examinations for children under seven, mothers, and expectant mothers in counties from Macon to Albany. The unit features a full physician office, lighting, sterilizers, and a moving picture machine, delivering lectures and pamphlets to remote districts.
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State Board of Health
Phi Mu
Georgia
Alice Moses
Columbus
Beulah Fort
Dublin
Adairaville
Macon
Albany
Moses
General Assembly
Stucco gains favor as durable appealing exterior finish
Architectural critics and the public praise stucco for exterior walls of modern buildings. A magnesite product, when properly applied it lasts as long as foundations, resists fire and weather, and never needs painting. It allows varied textures with pebbles and shells, creating distinct appearances on each building.
Convenient connection from Macon to Atlanta by rail
In Atlanta a convenient connection is offered for all points with parlor car and coaches from Macon to Atlanta. Sleeping cars and coaches run to points north east and west. For complete information, contact any ticket agent Southern Railway or B Rhodes.
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Macon
New York
Cordele
Georgia
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Syster
B. Rhodes
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