Understanding the 75 Percent Co-Insurance Clause
A home or mercantile policy holder may face shares of loss based on 75 percent coverage. If insured for less than 75 percent of property value, the shortfall is treated as if a separate policy covers it. Example shows how underinsurance shifts part of the loss to the insured. The warning urges full coverage or dividend paying protection.
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Stripling Case Still Discussed and Uncertain Clemency
Avanta April 25. Thomas Edgar Stripling will move to Milledgeville to begin a life sentence for the 1904 Harris county murder of William J. Cornett. The governor’s decision to send him to the state prison farm sparks renewed questions of clemency and who might preside in 1905. The family of ten faces hardship, while public opinion weighs law over appeal.
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Avanta
Thomas Edgar Stripling
Milledgeville
William J. Cornett
Harris County
Stripling
Brown
Hoke Smith
Senate
John M. Slaton
State Senate
Thomas G. Hudson
Plans Set for University of Georgia Summer School
The University of Georgia announces a full summer school faculty and lectures for the upcoming term. The list includes David C. Barrow as chancellor and several deans and professors from the university and state colleges, with appointments detailing teaching roles in education, language, science, mathematics, and more.
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University of Georgia
United States
David C. Barrow
M. L. Brittain
Georgia
Charles M. Snelling
A. M
Franklin College
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Thomas J. Wooster
School of Education
University F Georgia
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Thomas W. Reed
Denmark
Robert FE. Park
Willis H. Bocock
E. Dean
Milledge
Eugene €. Branson
President State Normal School
Aunte T. Brewer
Columbia University
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
R. EK. Brooks
Superintendent City Schools
Dublin
Peter F. Brown
State Normal School
Duncan Burnet
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Peabody
Elizabeth Caldwell
Athens
George W. Camp
Teachers’ College
North Georgia Agricultural College
Carolyn Cobb
Emerson School of Expression
Lucy Cobb Institute
Lawton B. Evans
Richmond County
John R. Fain
H. J. Gaertner
Georgia Normal and ‘Industrial College
Celestia S. Parrish
Muscogee
Nort ‘May School
R. S. Pond
Edna M. Randall
Menomonee School For Home Makers
Shelton V. Sanford
Jerammar
Univers of Georgia
Terrell
Henry G. Williams
State Normal College
University of Ohio
Education
Salvation Army seeks 100 subscribers in Athens drive
Adjutant L A Odum and Captain B T Gover visit Athens to review plans by Captain and Mrs Jones. They describe the Army as democratic with local corps autonomy under a central board and urge 1 yearly dollar subscribership to fund meals and beds. They aim to support cases locally and call for 100 subscribers. Mrs Kendrick praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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L. A. Odum
American Salvation Army
B. T. Gover
American Salvation ‘Army
Army
Wm. G. Jones
McDowell Illustrates Panama Canal Lecture at Colonial Theater
Friday night through the Alkahest System shows McDowell's illustrated moving picture lecture on the Panama Canal at the Colonial Theater. The talk uses vivid slides and film to bring the canal to life and is pitched to schoolchildren with a coupon offer. Admission is fifty cents, twenty five cents for students with coupon.
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Alkahest Sistem
Colonial Theater
McDowell
Fsama Canal
Mr. McDowell
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Colonial
Palmer’s
Supreme court to rule on pistol license law
Atlanta reports the Georgia Supreme Court will decide if a new license requirement to carry a pistol conflicts with the constitution. L. J. Strickland of Carroll county stands trial for carrying a pistol openly without a license. The case comes through Carrollton from the city court to the state appeals, then to the Supreme Court for constitutional questions. The decision could prompt new legislation if the law is struck down.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
L. J. Strickland
Carroll County
General Assembly
H. S. White
Screven
City Court
Carrollton
State Court of Appeals
China famine warns of dire hunger crisis
A poem by Mrs. Mary Wingate from Pittsfield Me laments famine gripping children and mothers, calling Christians to action. The verse questions saving millions versus aiding a few and reflects on commodification of the vulnerable amid spiritual doubt.
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Christian
Mary Wingate
Pittsfield
Bending the Twig Civilized Georgia Corn Clubs Grow
The State College of Agriculture and the U S Bureau of Plant Industry plant one hundred boys corn clubs across ninety Georgia counties under J Phil Campbell. Over four thousand boys enroll this year as prizes spur productivity. The program aims to curb urban drift by teaching scientific farming and inspires future farmers with public-spirited business support. Constitution notes it prepares Georgia to resist the boll weevil’s debut.
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State College of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
Georgia
J. Phil Campbell
Corn Club
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised Relief for Kidney Bladder
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as providing prompt relief for kidney and bladder disorders and urges readers to try them. The note claims efficacy across all cases and directs purchase through druggists.
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