State College Summer School Offers Wide Course Variety
Dr. Good reports strong prospects for the State College for Women Summer School opening June 9 and running to July 19 with 38 subcourses under Agriculture biology chemistry education English health history home economics art Latin mathematics physical education physics psychology rural education Spanish and more The program includes lectures by notable educators and extensive faculty from state and national institutions and expects broad participation from teachers and the public schools along with recreation and music options Mary and Mother both plan to attend or monitorSummer school opportunities are praised as practical and valuable for home and community improvement.
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Shik Wullis
Agricultural Colleges
Mary
Dr. Good
State College For Women
Roem
W. H. Kilpatrick
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Rufus W. Weaver
Mercer University
N. H. Bailard
M. L. Brittain
Tech
H. W. Cox
Emory University
E. T. Holmes
Georgia Military College
R. B. Daniel
Columbus Public Schools
T. Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Willis Sutton
Atlanta
L. B. Evans
Augusta
Richmond County
A. M. Harding
Harding Celestial ‘Yravelogues
B C. Jones
Macon
Watercress Promote Use as Year Round Food
Scrurfield urges greater use of watercress as a cheap green vegetable. Watercress contains vitamins A, C, and D and can be eaten raw like lettuce year round. Its expanded use could help correct dietary errors caused by urban living, according to the British Medical Journal.
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Scrurfield
British Medical Journal
Tadpoles: Frogs and toads start as aquatic larvae
Tadpoles, the young of frogs and toads, hatch in water. They linger in bowls and ponds as tadpoles for about a year for frogs and only a few weeks for toads before becoming adults.
Ingratuity Despised as Suppressive to Generosity
The text argues that ingratitude is universally detested because it discourages generosity and paints the ingrate as the foe of the poor, portraying ingratitude as an injury to society and a threat to communal aid.
New Certification System for Teachers Explained
A State School explanation outlines Preseries New Standard for teachers licenses. It details changes from old forms, prerequisites for elementary and high school certificates, and the shift to valuing subject mastery and professional training.
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NH. Ballard
First international expositions in 19th century summaries
The first industrial exposition inviting all nations occurred at Crystal Palace London from May 1 to October 1, 1851. France hosted an exposition universelle in 1855 and in 1862 the English held their second major international exposition in London.
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Crystal Palace
London
France
Birthday Presents for Every Georgia
Reader urges a birthday physical examination for adults to extend life and improve health. Calls for an annual birthday checkup and for the State Board of Health to receive stable funding for life extension efforts and cancer prevention.
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State Board OF Health
Atlanta Journal announces AP and UP leased wire services
The Atlanta Journal explains its use of Associated Press and United Press leased wire services to deliver world news promptly. It details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including annual and half-year options. The notice emphasizes timely reporting on the first train from Atlanta.
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Atlanta Journal
Journal
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Atlanta
United Press
The
Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Georgia
Notice of Trespassing On Rural Properties
Notice to any trespassers that injuries will be prosecuted at the Hightower place six miles southeast of Butler the W H Willis place three miles northeast of Howard the Saunders Old Place at Carsonville and the E O Garrett place near GA by Loan and Trust Co its agent Steed.
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Hightower
Butler
W. H. Willis
Howard
Saunders Old
Carsonville
E. O. Garrett
Ga, Loan & Trust CO
Agen WE
STEED
Canada Fosters Agriculture Development In Dominion
The Dominion appropriates and spends funds annually for the development of agriculture in Canada. The record notes government focus and ongoing support for farming sectors and related research.
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Canada
Dominion of
Ada
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Darling
Gink
Regssy
Woodraff
Dandraff
Woodruff
Woodruff Medicine Company, Mfrs
Columbus, Ga
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Mandon
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