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Arkansas Visitors Return Warm Georgia Hospitality in Athens
A large delegation of Arkansas citizens including farmers bankers and business men visited Athens Clarke County to tour the College of Agriculture and local farms. They praised Georgia and Athens noting better crops and land than expected and foresee possible new residents and business ties as a result of the visit. Governor Brough could not attend due to state business.
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Fragmented Reading Quiz Items From a 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists definitions and questions on clocks water and gear terms, Florida nicknames, oblique diary notes, literary works by Charmian London and Julius Caesar, art methods, and random vocabulary queries, with stray capitalizations and mis-spellings.
Radical race of No Plus Ultra and Ultima Thule
A fragmented critique compares No Plus Ultra and Ultima Thule as radical forces across life and art. The piece polemically mocks fashion, religion, and political zeal, portraying a worldwide race of extreme ideas from ballroom style to temple gates. It closes with a short verse about misperceived exaltation.
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Prayer Helpers Boost Sunday School Attendance and Behavior
A stormy September evening sparked a church prayer plan to recruit more Sunday School teachers. Volunteers filled gaps, leading to higher attendance, improved class conduct, and multiple conversions. Prayer helpers also substituted as teachers to ensure consistency.
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Deadly call for revival over corrupt dancing in Chicago
Timon R Braddy laments modern vice in a sermon styled piece urging revival. He condemns dancing and day life affecting girls, urges home training, Christian witness, and parental guidance to lead youth to Christ and holiness.
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Georgia veterans endorse anti Hardwick Watson campaign
Atlanta Post No 1 endorsed a campaign by ex service members against Thomas W Hardwick and Thomas E Watson for Georgia governor. A $2000 fundraising drive was reported as part of the effort. A speaker accused both candidates of disloyalty to the country.
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Barnes Bill 18 Dead Reaches Governor for Signature
Special to The Banner reports Georgia moved to pass Barnes time law through the house led by Mr Barnes. The bill repeals the old provision and goes to Governor Gore tomorrow for signature with no expectation of a veto.
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Chicago officer Carl Wanderer case shocks city
Karl Wanderer a Chicago man and ex lieutenant in the army faced police after killing a man during a botched hold up and shooting his wife Ruth Wanderer. He claimed the dead tramp followed them to their vestibule and was killed after he feared being exposed while a staged robbery was planned to free him from marriage. He said the fear of fatherhood drove him to murder and police investigated his confession.
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Proper weight for babies guides thriving growth
Dr Holt a renowned baby specialist says weight charts in the first year accurately reflect thriving. Average newborn weighs 7 to 7 pounds 2 ounces. by six months 15 to 16 pounds. by one year 20 to 22 pounds. If underweight seek medical attention. avoid harsh laxatives and consult a physician for safe dosing.
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Solicitor General Run Seeks Reelect Against Primary Challenge
A bid for the Western Circuit solicitor general post highlights an incumbent seeking reelection amid wage cuts since election. WR Quarterman promotes decades of experience and vows vigorous, faithful service if chosen. opponents cite past races and readiness to serve.
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Alisito Hetfor
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