College Entrance Standards for Georgia Colleges Debate
The article outlines agreements on admission rules for Georgia colleges. It details credit limits for fully and partially accredited schools, exemptions for special or unclassified students, and the need for examinations for non accredited or uncertain cases. It also argues the importance of example and parental conduct in shaping youth, stressing that a father's behavior influences a son's choices and ideals.
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Georgia
Twenty Years Ago and Now University Items
A visitor notes progress in town roads farming and prosperity but finds the county school and country church lagging. He observes that while roads devices and crops have advanced, the country school has not kept pace with other improvements across many states.
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Country Church
Country School
Union
Power of Example and Living A Good Life
The text urges living right as a privilege and time well spent. It argues that silent forces shape destinies, and a good life leaves a lasting impression beyond words. Example outlives fame, guiding others long after one’s death.
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Egypt
Edison Answers Temptation Question With Hard Work
A New York minister asked notable men how to guard against temptation. Thomas A. Edison replies that he has no experience with temptation but suggests that getting a job and working hard can prevent it, a principle he presents by example. The piece states that all carry answers to the prayer to avoid temptation. It ends with a proverb about inequality and wealth.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Wizard of Electricity
Mr. Edison
Habit of Spending as You Go Distinctly American
A writer in The American Magazine argues that many men fail to plan ahead financially and physically. They live to meet present desires, neglect savings and life insurance, and ignore health, resulting in ruin when illness or debt strikes.
Bridled Tongues Deliberations at Detroit YMCA Club
Detroit Y M C A Discussion club led by Angus Templeton debated women’s courtesy in public transit. Templeton urged women to say thank you and smile to prompt men to offer seats, noting men often receive no acknowledgment for sacrificing a strap ride.
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Angus ‘Templeton
Detroit Y. M. C. A
Mr. Templeton
Detroit Journal
Duel Talk Turns Into Geography Lesson
A humorous exchange uses Austria and Germany to argue about dueling traditions. A student corrects the other on geography while noting a vacation at a summer resort. The banter reveals playful confusion over empires and names.
Had Regard for His Cuticle in Gentle Exchange
A brief dialogue reveals a boy fleeing a wrathful parent. The exchange centers on a curious vanity with a cuticle as the motive, illustrating a playful confrontation and hidden motives in a tense moment.
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Johnny
Sometimes a Change
A concise dialogue notes that London weather isn’t always rainy. Brown asks if it always rains in London, while Green counters that it can just be about tendencies or approaching change, as a judge might note.
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London
Young Author Seeks Payoff in Story Writing
A brief dialogue explores whether a career in storytelling offers money. Friend questions feasibility while the aspiring writer admits uncertainty about earnings and success in the craft.
Local Official Roster Lacks Clear Context and Roles
Fragmentary OCR lists mayor marshal representative clerk and various officials including tax collector receiver surveyor and coroner. Names such as Craig BR Arnold Duane Davis and Alfred Grizzle appear with scattered titles making the exact town or event unclear.
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Craig BR. Arnold
Accernacht
W. B. Townsend
F. Christian Bret
Duane Tae
M. Davis
O. Porter
Alfred Grizzle Coroneey
H. Head
Ash
North Georgia Agricultural College Prospectus Ad
North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega offers low yearly expenses between 125 and 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. The prospectus highlights climate mountain location freedom from city distractions obedience order regularity and self dependence taught to every student. It lists a strong military department cadet band and thorough instruction in agriculture mining engineering and commercial science with dormitory living under officers. For more information contact Dr. G R Glenn president.
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Georgia
G. R. Glenn
The Mountain Inn Opens in North Georgia Area
The Mountain Inn is now open forTransient and traveling public as a premier resort in North Georgia. It offers electric lights, running water, 80 acres of park with ample shade and cool area. Proprietor Craig R Arnold invites guests to enjoy fine meals and comfortable lodging.
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North
Georgia
Craig R, Arnold
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Anderson County
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