Georgia News Briefs Highlight Women in Pharmacy and Local Deposits
In Georgia, Mercer University plans to admit women to its pharmacy program next year signaling a shift toward coeducation. Merriwether County near Warm Springs reports bauxite deposits rich in alumina iron oxide and silica useful for aluminum production, though not high grade. The Macon Telegraph notes wartime sentiment and local wheat milling shortages amid overtaxed mills, with Vienna urged to build its own mill.
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Vienna
Department of Pharmacy
Mercer University
Merriwether County
Warm Springs
Georgia
Bryan’s Resignation Sparks National Debate
The resignation of Secretary Bryan triggers nationwide and international reaction. Supporters say he acted for the country’s good and duty, while critics question the timing amid a tense global situation. Unity behind national policy is urged despite personal opinions.
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Bryan
Defense of U S Rights in Diplomacy with Germany
The article notes a firm defense of United States rights within diplomatic exchanges with Germany. It regrets a breach in the diplomatic circle but says it will not materially affect the country’s stance in the event of a shift toward amicable relations with Germany.
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United States
Erman
Germany
Domestic science exhibit highlights Rutland High School
The Rutland high school domestic science department staged a reception and exhibit in a modern kitchen with florals and utensils curtains. Hundreds from the district Macon and nearby towns toured sewing and cooking displays while Mamie Vinson leads the program with energy and vision.
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Macon
Echoola
Dooly
Rutland High School
Misa Mamie Vinson
U D C Meeting Highlights Veterans Welcome
The U C Chapter meeting at the Lassater home on Sixth Street featured plans to entertain veterans soon. Committees were formed to arrange details, and Mrs J M Whitehead led an important History Lesson. Refreshments included cream and cake as members enjoyed a pleasant gathering.
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Lassater
Sixth Street
J. M Whitehead
Humanity and truth in a small village
A reflective meditation on shared humanity and universal truth, suggesting that tragedy and comedy of Shakespeare echo in a simple village. The speaker notes all humans are of one blood and that what is true of one person holds in some sense for others.
County fair adds premiums to boost hog and exhibit prizes
The Fair Association will add premiums to the last list to expand hog show prizes. Top awards include 200 for best common grade sow and pigs and 200 for best common grade hog. A 500 prize goes to the best general display by the county Woman’s Club, 500 for a sewing display by a girl under 16, and 500 for a boys’ manual arts display under 18. Organizers invite further premium offers and contact J M Woodward, President, to be entered in the Premium Book.
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the Fair Association
Firat
Woman's Club
Civic Club of
Vienne
Beat Govers
Fairn Association
J M Woodward
Mexican Election Plans Announced by Carranza
Washington reports General Carranza replied to President Wilson urging a united Mexican government and said he will call an election and appoint the head of the new government. Administration circles expect a delay before further steps, with relief from Red Cross continuing and troops held at the border to ensure aid delivery.
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Washington
Carranza
Wilson
Mexico
State Department
Sillman
Vera Cruz
Red Cross
Washington Sill
Villa
United States
Rad Cees
Regio Mnte
Philippines
Themistocles on builders over fiddlers in politics
A historical reflection praises builders who create infrastructure over politicians who merely talk. It argues that the highest glory of a statesman is to construct public works like highways and farms, rather than seek high office or write laws. The piece contrasts orators with practical builders and urges utilitarian public service.
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Themistocles
Thoughts on Gossip From Idle Hour by F W Barter
An opinion piece denounces gossip as a destructive social force. It condemns gossip as harmful, deceitful, and corrosive to reputations, arguing it breeds scandal and inflicts lasting harm on individuals and society.
Criticism of Nature And Market Rules
Weary Walker argues the world is troubled by mismatches between wild growth and market demand. He notes bananas grow wild in Central America but lack markets, while places with markets suppress wild growth. The idea is to cultivate wild growth where there is market demand to aid workers.
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Weary Walker
Central America
Nacher
Motor Boats In Demand In Beyer District Norway Wy
Motor boats are in demand across Beyer district Norway Wyoming with widespread interest noted in practical use. Authorities report growing popularity among residents seeking reliable water transport and recreational capabilities.
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Beyer, District
Norway
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