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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

Page

5

Noted Faculty Named for Ninth U. G. Summer School

The Peabody School of Education dean Dr T J Wooster announces an exceptional teaching staff for the University of Georgia Ninth Summer School. The roster includes Gertrude Anderson Alexander Julia Lethune David C Barrow Marion Brittain Peter Brown John Campbell Carolyn Cobb Dwight Fain George Camp Jere Pound Edna Randall Leroy Rast Mildred Rutherford Steadman Sanford Henry Southwick Carl Steed Roswell Stephens Joseph Stewart Lara Stroney J F Thomason Maude Townsend Jennie Weller Harry White and Thomas Wooster among others, with extensive training from George Peabody College University of Chicago Emory Duke Johns Hopkins Columbia and Mercer.

Peabody School of Education University of Georgia T. J. Wooster University Gertrude Anderson Alexander State Normal School Gaduats George Peabody College University of Nashville Vanderbilt University Cook County Normal School Curry School of Expression Emerson Southwick Tripp University of Chicago Clark Nelson Cox College Brenau College Bibb County Macon Alabama Brenau David C. Barrow Emory College Julia Marlor Lethune Georgia Normal & Industrial College Georg Hormels Sabcatrial College Milledge Hampden Sidney College Coiverets of Virginia Hampden-Sidney College Davidson College University of Berlin Marion Luther Brittain Georgia Crew Street School Atlanta Boys’ High School Fulton County Peter Brown Lish Chatham Academy Savannah Duncan Burnet A.b.—Library Peabody Library George W. Camp University of Tennessee U. S Harvard University Columbia University Teachers’ College Florida North Georgia Agricultural College University of Georgia S. S Louisiana State University John Pendleton Campbell Johns Hopkins University American Association For Advancement of Science American Society of Natural Physiological Society Microscopical Society Carolyn Cobb Lucy Cobb Institute Emerson School of Oratory JC. E. Dwight Dumnore Summer School of the South David L. Earnest L.J Peabody College Athens John R. Fain State College of Agriculture Claude Russell Fountain Graduate Normal College Saxony Germany University of Texas Cornell University National Electric Lamp Association Cleveland Adaville L. Hendren Columbia Trinity College N. C William Davis Hooper University of Gottingen Berlin Heidelberg Virginia D. Lott Columbus Pratt Institute South Joseph Lustrat Rachel Lett Graduate University of France Frederick A. Merrill Mass College of Agriculture Boston University Amherst College Common Schools of Georgia Union Baptist Institute University of Georgia Summer School State Educational Journal A. H. Moon Baxley John Morris University of Miss Clark University Mississippi University of Mississippi Bureau of Municipal Research Philadelphia Robert E. Park Howell B. Peacock Robert S. Pond A.B. Washburn College A.M. Marietta College Kansas University Jere M. Pound A.M Gordon Institute East Florida Seminary Edna M. Randall Stout Institute Menomonee Wis Leroy Edmund Rast B.s.—Cotton Industry Betty S. Rucker U. S Glynn Academy Brunswick Marshall School University of Missouri Warrensburg Mildred Rutherford The Daughters of the Confederacy Steadman Vincent Sanford Mercer University University of Oxford Marietta Henry Lawrence Southwick O.M Emerson College of Oratory Boston Carl William Steed University of Virginia Joseph Spencer Stewart Peabody School of Cherokee Institute Cave Springs Harwood Seminary Marietta City North Georgia’ Agricultural College Lara R. Stroney Pastel Education Stainline Gradn Caboon Bessie Tift College Forsyth J. F. Thomason South Carolina Bainbridge Maude Clayton Townsend AJB Marion Female Seminary Art League New York City Teachers' College Chautauqua N. Y Virginia Jennie M. Weller University of Kansas New England Conservatory of Music New England Conservatory Greenwich Academy Rhode Island University Summer School Harry C. White P.C.S Terrell D.C.L University of the South University of Hinols D.L University of Michigan MD. Institute St. Johns College Annapolis Georgia State Agricultural and Mechanical Arts College Thomas Jackson Wooster University of Geoorgia Fairmont State Normal School Peabody Normal College B.L. University of West Virginia A.M. University of Nashville Illinois College of Law West Virginia Shepherdstown W. Va Elberton West Point Miss

Save Your Hair With 25 Cent Danderine

An advertisement promises hair restoration with Knowlton's Dandering, claiming dandruff causes hair loss and suggesting a 25 cent bottle from drugstores will immediately improve life, lustre, and appearance. It targets both men and women with bold claims of rapid results and improved texture.

Knowlton

Hyomei Air Inhaler Sold For Catarrh Relief

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a direct to the spot treatment for catarrh and catarrhitis. It promises quick relief, notes the inhaler delivers medicated air to the breathing membranes, and offers a full outfit for $1 with a money back guarantee from H. K. Palmer & Sons.

H. K. Palmer & Sons Hyomei

Want A Fine Job With The Government

Advertisement promises civil service success for 18 to 35 year olds with basic schooling and coaching. Claims rail way mail clerk post office clerk carrier bookkeeper stenographer and clerical positions with good pay short hours liberal vacations and no layoffs. Write to Wetter Institute Tropt Sebatule for exam details.

Uncle Sam Wetter Institute Tropt Sebatule

Clarke County Democratic primary rules 1914 election

Clarke County Democratic executive committee adopts rules for the May 9 1914 primary including candidate assessments by office voting procedures ballot handling precinct managers oath requirements and prohibition on transportation and bribery to influence votes. Howell C Erwin chairs with enforcement details and deadlines.

Democratic Executive Committee G. M Athens Georgia Clarke Coun Wee Clarke County Clarke Voix Seth Howell Erwin

Mrs W W Lake Achieves Recovery After Grippe

Aberdeen Mississippi resident Mrs W W Lake reports weakness from grippe improved after using Vinci tonic iron and cod liver extract. She credits cough relief and renewed strength to the medicine and recommends it. H R Palmer & Sons of Athens Georgia sell Vinci with a money back guarantee.

W. W. Lake Aberdeen Vinci H. R. Palmer & Sons Athens P. S

Glee Club Sets World Tour Swing to Gainesville Cartersville and Rome

The University Glee Club departs for a three city swing with stops in Gainesville at Brenau College Con servatory Rome and Cartersville. The group will perform with the mandolin club orchestra and band and is expected to return Sunday afternoon.

T He Gainesville Brenau College Conservatory Cartersville Rome Glee Club Mandolin Club Orchestra

Five for Your Den Feats Yale and Harvard Mascots

Howard Specialty Company of Dayton Ohio offers a mail order assortment of felt den banners and streamers featuring Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell and Michigan mascots. Prices listed at 50 cents postpaid.

Yale Harvard Frinceton Cornell Michigan Howard Specialty Company Dayton Ohio

Found a Cure for Rheumatism Claim by Lee J L Chapman

A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee J L Chapman says rheumatism left him after two years of suffering after using Chamberlain's Liniment for two months. The advertisement claims the liniment cures rheumatism and is for sale by dealers.

Lee JL. Chapman Mapleton Iowa Chamberlain Adv

Clarke County political candidacies in Democratic primary

A collage of 1914 Clarke County notices announces candidacies for tax collector sheriff clerk treasurer tax receiver coroner and surveyor as well as state senate and representative positions. The notices name Walter H. Jackson J H Hancock Elmer J Crawford J H Dorsey N Weatherly Ben H Barrow A S J Stovall and O H Arnold among others with requests for Democratic primary support.

Commissioners of Roads Veyor Clarke County J. H. Hancock Walter BH. Jackson Democratic Party Elmer J. Crawford Mysel Ben H Barrow Terepy Georgia A. S.J. Stovall Elberton General Assembly State of Georgia H. Arnold

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