New College Opens in Thomasville With Seven to Eight Faculty
In Thi Sonny hig el ai iy church at Cordeley for two and a half years, and before that he was at Smith ville, and several other Georgia points. Mr. Owings was in educational work for a time after he first left college. No other members of the faculty have yet been secured. It has, however, been decided that the faculty will comprise at least seven or eight instructors. The school will be run on strictly college lines, having the four regular classes, freshman, sophomore, junior and senior. The 'first of these 'classes will begin about the point where the public schools leave off. For the convenience of those who 'happen to be deficient in some studies, as sub-freshman. class will be provided, for a time, at any rate. Mr. Owings will bring his family, which consists of his wife and two small children, to Thomasville at no dis tant date, and they will take up their residence in the college home. The dormitory accommodations are rather, limited at present, there being room for hardly more than 20 boarders. For the enlargement of this dormitory room and for making certain necessary repairs on the 'Present buildings, a fund of money will have to 'be raised. Exercises will 'open up About' the first of October.
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Owings
Thomasville
A Beautiful Tribute To Stuart Robson
A note from Thomasville recounts a graceful tribute to Stuart Robson from the New York Herald. Friends recall his nobility as husband father and artist, praising his life work and memory. The piece also references Robson Stuart and family connections in Thomasville.
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Stuart Robson
Thomasville
New York
Hopkins Proposes Thomas County Game Laws
No proposed legislation for years has excited Thomas county citizens as much as Senator Hopkins plan to enact game laws. The measures seek to create game warden offices and deputy wardens for the county, detailing appointment, tenure, and defined powers and duties.
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Thomas County
Wireless telegraph device without batteries gains wide adoption
A Chicago Chronicle report describes a unique battery free telegraph instrument that trains a novice to operate in five minutes. The device has attracted adoption by Berlin and Vienna war offices and the U S government, with postmaster general of England noting its commercial value and portability.
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Chicago Chronicle
War Office
Berlin
Vienna
United States
Hagland
Landowners Press for Stricter Hunting and Fishing Rules in Thomas County
In Thomasville Georgia on June 20 1903 residents call for a law to fix nonresident license fees and fund a game warden and deputies in Thomas County. They urge penalties for hunting or fishing on others lands without consent and criticize loafers for overuse of wildlife while planning legislative support with local lawmakers.
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Den
Thomas
County of
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Times- Enterprise
H. W. Hopkins
Six Periodic Comets to Return in 1903 Visit Sun
The article lists six periodic comets due to visit the sun in 1903 with names Perrine Giacobini Spitaler Faye Brooks and Winnecke and gives their perihelion dates May 5 May 15 August 16 October 13 December 12 and December 30 respectively.
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Perrine
Giacobini
Spitaler
Faye
Brooks
Winnecke
New high speed steel brands boost cutting power and durability
The article notes European and American high speed steels delivering doubled or tripled cutting speeds and remarkable tool life. Some tools cut forged steel for hours with little sharpening while heat discoloration occurs in chips. Dry cutting is often effective and extreme tempering shows no cracks. British mines in 1902 employed over 856 thousand workers mining coal and produced vast ore quantities across multiple metals.
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Great Britain
Donald Fraser High School Promotes Whole Boy Development
The Donald Fraser High School at Decatur emphasizes physical training mental discipline and moral integrity. It offers thorough college preparation with students admitted by certificate and features a safe environment and individualized attention for a limited enrollment. catalog inquiries go to principal G. H. Gardner.
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Donald Fraser High School
Decatur
Donald Fraser School
G. H. Gardner
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