A and M School Commencement in Georgia
By Brewer Anderson the twelve Agricultural and Mechanical Schools in Georgia are praised for practical education for farmers families. The Fourth District A and M at Carrollton is highlighted as a model with farm labor, shop work, and a strong high school course. Students describe busy days, dorms, dining, and literary societies fostering progress and home making.
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Brewer Anderson
Woutld
Hamis
Georgia
Carrollton
al & M
Hoya Ari
Etonomfen Sa
Tits Selonia
Furniahns
Carmilion
A. & M. Studens
Tan Wangricultural
Why Home Economics Taught in Georgia Schools
An overview on the history and value of home economics in education. It traces roots from Socrates to 18th century needlework, credits Miss Willard and Miss Katherine Bucher for popularizing the subject, and argues for domestic science and household arts in Georgia agricultural schools to awaken girls to practical home skills and their value.
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Florye
Existenee
Socrates
Willarda
Vermont
Katherine Bucher
Miss Willard
Georgia
Sho
Modern and Profitable Farming in the South
A contrast of old and modern farming methods shows how experiment stations and new implements have transformed efficiency and profit. The article notes crop rotation, farm maps, and records as keys to increasing yield while improving land, education, and business sense for farmers.
The Star Spangled Hymn and southern dairying prospects
The piece argues freedom as central to the struggle and credits Eronein Santt Key with composing a national hymn. It discusses farm planning, feeding strategies, and stock management, noting cattle, hogs, and dairy operations as profitable in the south, with milk production advantages and disease concerns.
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Eronein Santt Key
Kita
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Catio
Spirit of American Freedom in Nation’s Rise
A historical meditation traces America from colonial huts to world power. It highlights freedom as the motive for settlement and resistance from Lexington to Philadelphia, the Revolution’s first shot at Lexington in 1775, and the enduring influence on Washington’s Valley Forge and later leaders.
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America
New England
Atlantic
Pacificy
Canada
Mexico
Lexington
Coneird
Bunker Hill
Philadelphia
Spirit of Freedom in American History and War
An impassioned tribute tracing the phrase spirit of freedom from the 18th century to World War I. It links Jefferson Davis era debates to Gettysburg, Manila Bay, and Armistice era ideals, praising soldiers and seamen who fought for liberty and the nation’s enduring unity. It lauds America as guardian of global peace and liberty.
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Perry
Lake Erie
General Scott
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Chippens
Ordters
Atatermon
Jefferson Davia
Howell Cobb
Benjamin H. Hill
Walon
Charleston
Sumpter
Gettysburg
Leo and
Jackson
America
Southland
New England
Napoleon
Waterloo
Lee
Appomattox
Cubs
Pacific
Dewey
Manilla Bay
Georgia
Woodlands
Oregon
Sons
New York
Arizona
Europe
Chateau Thierry
Paria
Aoidiery
Rhine
Vallay Forge
Ocean
The True Recipe for Success Poem by Borton Brayley
A verse defines success as doing your best at work and being fair to others. It urges generosity, honesty, perseverance, and forward thinking while embracing risk with resilience and a positive spirit.
My Mother and My Debt of Love to Her
Dr Frank Crane writes in the Was leyan Christian Advocate about honoring mothers. The reflection extols lifelong care and sacrifice, comparing aging to infancy and urging tenderness, loyalty, and devotion as one follows biblical kindness.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Frank Crane
Wasleyan Christian Advocate
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A. &M. School
A. & M. Schools
Howe Economica
Jackson Smith
Amercan
J. C. Bonner
Borton Brayley
Staunchley
Central of Georgia Railway
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