Resolutions Adopted by the Georgia County Schools
The Georgia County School Officials Association met in Atlanta April 29 to May 1 1913 and adopted resolutions urging stronger education efforts for whites and uplift through educated blacks endorsing adult education and local club work urging standardization of schools and longer rural terms while supporting publication of a key address and continued staffing stability for communities.
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Georgia County School Officials’ Association
Atlanta
Committee On Resolutions
Georgia
South
Union
Frank Park
Judge Park
Peterson
How One Woman Won Cardul Advertisement in Tampa
A Tampa letter promotes Cardul as a tonic for women, claiming it rebuilt weakened nerves and muscles after “womanly troubles.” The note credits husband help, asserts fifty years of use, and invites readers to request a 64 page booklet from Chatanooga based Medicine Co.
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Tampa
Fia
Mia
E. C. Corum
Cardul
Cardus
D. H. Brown
Tola
Kauana
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra D. Ti
Inown
North
Walnut Street
Iola, Kan
J W B Praises Free Press Editor and Publication Courtesy
J W B writes to Free Press editor Hon E R Sharpe praising the paper for publishing his manuscript and for allowing open discussion of living issues. He thanks for printing a scissored letter about his friend Alexander being a good carrier, calling the paper fair and unbridled in discourse.
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Free Press
E. R. Sharpe
Alexander
Georgia School Officials Rally for Fiscal Cleanup and Medical Inspection
The Georgia School Officials' Convention calls a seven member Legislative Committee to oppose any rise in common school or higher education appropriations until prompt payments are ensured. They urge local printing of the resolution, advocate medical inspection in schools, and seek water receptacles in all public schools. They ask codification of school laws and express appreciation for N O Nelson’s work with teachers, pledging support to continue such programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia School Officials
Georgia County
N. O. Nelson
Nelson
Two Boys Bit By Mad Dog In Temple Area
A farmer near Temple and his son were bitten when his pet fire dog went mad while they walked home from a fishing trip. The dog bit the boy and later attacked others before being killed. Its head was sent to Atlanta for examination and hydrophobia signs were found. Pasteur treatment began for the bitten boys.
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Ace Ward
Temple
Fido
Ollie Williams
State Department
Atlanta
T. M. Spruell
Spruell
Harris
Card of Thanks for devoted friends and family
A grateful note thanking those who supported the deceased wife and mother through illness and death. The writer emphasizes their kindness and asks God’s blessings on the helpers, offering reciprocal aid if ever needed.
Health a Factor in Success and Constipation Cure
Health a factor in success notes that regular bowels correlate with well being and that Chamberlain's Tablets aid bowel movement appetite and digestion. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Press Committee Proposed to Aid State Schools and Tax Reform
A convention agenda urges creating a three member Press Committee to inform the State Press about common schools and to build public sentiment. It calls for a state wide local taxation law allowing school boards to levy taxes within five miles and for a $500,000 bond issue for common schools, plus thanks to officials and Atlanta hosts.
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Georgia
Boards of Education
Atlanta
Crimson clover as solution for profitable crops in The Progressive Farmer
B L Moss argues in The Progressive Farmer that crop rotation and cover crops, especially crimson clover, can transform Mississippi Delta lands. He cites crimson clover as equal to ten tons of manure per acre and urges widespread use to fight soil erosion and boost yields.
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Mississippi
Delaware
Texas
Massey
William Green
B. L. Moss
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as a prompt and permanent cure for colds. It relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens the secretions and restores health naturally. Marketed worldwide and sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Red, Cross Drug Store
Special Rail Rates For Confederate Reunion Near Chattanooga
The Southeastern Passenger Association adopts a rate of one cent per mile each way for the Chattanooga Confederate reunion May 27 to 29. The one and one third cent rate applies west of the Mississippi with a one cent rate to Chattanooga. An effort seeks to extend the one cent rate across the western territory and the Chattanooga Veterans Reunion group urges cooperation to reduce fares west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Passenger Association
Confederate Reunion
Chattanooga
Mississippi
Potomac
Southwestern Passenger Association
Chattanooga Confederate Veterans’ Reunion Association
Whole Family Benefited By Wonderful Remedy
A Nan advertises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for nervous strain and irritability. Mrs J R Lartsfield of Atlanta Ga praises relief for headaches and daily weariness, noting household use for herself husband and two children. The ad claims twenty years of proven merit with 25 dose packages at 25 cents through Miles Laboratories Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
J. Ri. Lartsfield
Corpus St
Atlanta Ga
Banatco
Elkhart
Ind
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the School Officials’ Association
N. B
Chatta, Medicine Co
Chatsinoora
Tenn
Dr. Miles
Lydia E. Pinkham
Williams
Lydia E. Makham
Sadie
James Street
Elihart, Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkwam
Lynn
MA von
Aedicane CO. S
Citizens Bank
Carrollton, GA
ODD Fellows
THE
Southern Railway
Carrier of
Savannah
Macon
Tallapoosa
Artlanta
Midn
J. L. Meek
R. L. Baylor
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