Georgia State College of Agriculture opens to Manufacturers' Association
The Georgia State College of Agriculture invites the Manufacturers' Association to inspect facilities. The college, founded earlier, reports an enrollment of 1,179 with extensive extension work across 105 counties, including 112 men and 85 women specialists. The institution highlights its $8,000,000 annual service value to Georgia and returns about $11 for every dollar received.
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Manufacturers’ Association
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Division of Agricultural Chemistry
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Let Your Wants Be Known in the Athens Banner
A reader notices a recurring call to express requests and needs through the Athens Banner. The piece emphasizes community engagement and encourages residents to submit notices, opinions, and desired local improvements to the newspaper for publication and consideration.
Remarkable home treatment for rheumatism offered
In 1893 Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse New York claims a personal cure from muscular and sub acute rheumatism and offers his improved home treatment free by mail. He states others aged seventy to eighty were helped and asks sufferers to write for a trial before deciding to send payment.
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Mark H. Jackson
Durston
Syracuse
N. Y
Jackson
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