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November 21, 1907 issue

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The article presents information on various developments. The commemoration last Saturday of the eightieth birthday of professor Charles Eliot Norton has not only given his friends and former pupils an opportunity for expressing personal gratitude and affection, but has furnished occasion for surveying a career which has been unique in American life. When the Georgia Legislature voted almost unanimously for saloon prohibition the general public begin to learn that there is a great anti-saloon movement under way. It is, however, by no means confined to the South, as the last election has clearly shown.

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ANNIVERSARIES; NORTON, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908; STUDENTS; OCCUPATIONS; LEGISLATIVE bodies; GEORGIA; UNITED States
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