North Georgia Agricultural College Prospectus Highlights
A vintage prospectus touts North Georgia Agricultural College with affordable yearly expenses from 125 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books and more. It boasts a favorable climate disciplined environment superior military department and cadet band under U.S. Army supervision plus broad A B and B S courses and local dormitory living. For more information address the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
U.S. Army
Enyce
Children Must Attend School in Atlanta New Attendance Law
Atlanta announces a new 1915 compulsory schooling rule for youths aged fourteen to fourteen years six months who wish to work in manufacturing, laundries, or amusements. All must complete twelve weeks of study within the year and obtain certification from local school authorities. the policy aims to curb idleness and encourage productive work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
Do You Know This Type?: The eternal complainer
The Macon News recounts a tale from Ingersoll about unhappy critics who oppose every idea. It notes such malcontents exist in politics, business, churches, and all walks, suggesting they may serve as ballast to prevent overconfidence. The piece urges tolerance and patience.
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Sammy
Susie
Butler Herald
Ingersoll
Macon News
General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church
Bureau of Information
Theek K. H. R. News
The Saloon Nuisance And Georgia Voting Proposals
W J Bryan denounces saloons comparing their reach to murder and crime. The piece outlines eight November amendments in Georgia including new counties Burrow Evans Candler Bacon county officer terms changes and a salaries shift for Macon district judge. It notes advertising costs and urges unity to wear cotton throughout the year.
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W. Ns. Byers
Lumpkin Superior Court
Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. I. Case’ Threshing Machine Company
W. E. Byers
Dahlonega
W. &. Byers
John H. Moore
J. B. Jones
Burrow
Evans, Candler
Bacon
Macon
General Assembly
Guvorgia
Macon Telegraph
Whiskey, Pistols, and the Law: A Cornelia Enterprise Reflection
The Cornelia Enterprise argues whiskey does not excuse crime and that intoxication reveals preexisting meanness. It states drunkenness should not shelter violations and that offenders must face full penalties. The piece links whiskey to gun violence and urges accountability.
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V. Price &Co
Sargent & Son
Pure Herb Pablet Co
Ashland
Ohio
W. B. Townsend
Dahlonega, Ga
Mrs. TS. Littlefield
Vey Fy
Dahlonega Garage Co
Craig R. Arnold
Nmanager
Ford
Mountain Club House
Craig RR
Arnold
Dahloutga
Bent Bones
Qhoe
Ape
Rice & Hutchins
Boston
Mass
North Georgia Agricultural College
Case Threshing Machine Co. Vs
Office of the
Unan
Firestone
Firestone Builders
America
Meheadehrs & Sons
J. B. Moore
Moore & Wimpy
Wimpy & Adams
Svlectrical Engineers
Red Devil
Homer Head
Daklonega, Ca
M. G. Heads
W.J. Bryan
South
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