North Georgia Agricultural College Offer Details
North Georgia Agricultural College highlights low annual expenses from $125 to $175 covering board lodging books fuel lights uniform etc for the entire year. The college emphasizes climate location fewer city distractions obedience order regularity self-dependence and features a strong military supervision with Army officers. It offers A B and B S courses plus full programs in Agriculture Mining and Commercial Science and provides dormitory living under officer supervision. For further information address the college.
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Georgia
U.S. Army
Farm Folks Learn to Farm by Earth and Community
The Progress Farmer notes farmers shifting from lunar signs to earth sense in cultivation. They abandon lay by by seasonal cues and rely on crop condition instead. They favor plant food over scent of fertilizer and see local grass and legume crops cut freight costs. They advocate horse and machine labor and collective action to boost production and weather marketing risks.
Vision of War and the Soldier's Sacrifice
Excerpts reveal a reverent wartime meditation on soldiers and civilians. The lament speaks of enlistment, parting, and shared grief, honoring those who died for freedom and fidelity to country. It closes with satirical takes on politics and a plea for peace amid cotton economics.
Education prospers in Georgia amid war effects
A Georgia commentary notes college enrollments are breaking records despite World War I, arguing parental sacrifice is not harming education. It urges continued access to schooling to uplift individuals and reduce future conflicts, opposing plurality or primary reforms echoed by local papers.
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Dahlonega
Lumpkin Court of Ordinary
Lumpkin County
H. B. Surra
Tumpkin County
Curry
Auraria
Georgia
Telegraph
Georgia Senate Controversy Over Nominations
The Chatworth Times criticizes Hoke Smith for backing Hardwick at Macon and warns against a one head in Washington. The Commerce News notes Postmaster General Burleson's push to contract rural routes to lowest bidder, risking service quality for savings.
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Price Paid by Lives in War and Wealth
A reflective excerpt notes the vast human cost of war and industrial wealth. It contrasts slaughter and ruined homes with lavish captains of industry, urging caution about a future where tradition and skilled labor fade. The voices warn that continuing conflict may erase customary crafts and livelihoods.
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