Should University Students Bear Extra Fees to Help Georgia
The article questions whether students entering the University of Georgia should pay an additional $15 matriculation fee to cover shortfalls in state funding. It argues such a fee would be unjust and shift the state's burden onto students, urging the legislature to provide adequate funds instead. Also notes a Friday night dance at the Georgian Hotel with the Ke AStatta Orchestra and mentions various social visits in Athens.
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University of Georgia
Somong
University Strea
Stits of
Georgia
Ty Omton
Georgian Hotel
Ke Astatta Veils
Personal visitors in city Thursday list
Mrs A G Matthews of Carlton and Mrs George Fellows of Crawford visited the city Thursday along with Mrs A L Hodgson and Mrs Jack Talmadre of Dillard. Mrs C C Welcher of Comer and Miss Maurine Neal enjoyed brief stays in Commerce. Mrs Maswell of Lexington and Mrs Carl Stephens of Crawford were also in the city Thursday.
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Elbert Matthews
Crawford
City
Carlton
George Fellows
A. L. Hodgson
Jack Talmadre
Dillard
C. C. Welcher
Comer
Mrs Maswell
Lexington
Carl Stephens
Wendell Pills Ambition Brand Promises Nervous Relief
The advertisement touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a tonic to restore vigor for nervous, tired, and depressed people. It cites price of 66 cents and a refund offer by Palmer & Son, claiming benefits for debility and stress from alcohol, tobacco, or overwork.
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Ambition
Palmer & Son
Mer Son
Fortune for a man who can invent a reverse clear for gas meters
A garbled list of names and places precedes a note about a fortune for anyone who can invent a reverse meter for gas devices. The fragment mentions Dawes and concrete workers seeking to save money to spend on something else, with locations including Atlanta Nashville Augusta and New York.
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C. T. Wo Crew
Spa
H.W. Webb
A. P. Watkins
Nashville
Tenn
Jon Christian
Atlanta
R. Carr
Savannah
T. Robinson
Petersburg
A.W. Bell
Earl Williams
Tom Asberry
Augusta
Dawes
Charles Ray Pleasing Star At The Palace
Charles Ray continues to charm audiences at the Palace in the current feature as the Clyde Cop comedy draws crowds yesterday. Dorman Talmadge, the famed National star, billed at the Fitts today in her staged piece Yes or No, enjoying strong local turnout on its Athens run.
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Charles. Tay
Physis
Tady
Elite
Dorman Talmadge
Fitt
the Fitts
Miss Talmadge
Athens
Speci
Bathing Beauties and Dance Artists at Palace Theater
Athens Woman's club presents bathing beauties and dance acts at the Palace Theater next Tuesday with matinee and night shows. About twenty five performers will appear. afternoon and night tickets are 15 and 35 cents, including the picture feature.
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Athens Woman's Club
Palace Theater
Athens
Athens Iy
War mementoes at Winnie Davis Hall on World War display
At the State Normal School in Athens Georgia visitors see patriotic rooms in the Winnie Davis building honoring the world war Miss Miona Michael or the Poppy Lady of America gathered data pictures poems and relics to showcase every facet of the war The collection includes Red Cross nurse imagery French and American art and portraits including President Wilson and General Fochs house relics German helmets swords and shells The exhibit ends with the large Victory Emblem near the door and a poignant note on postwar hopes including concerns about education.
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State Normal School
Athens
Winnie Davis
Miona Michael
America
Michael
Red Cross
Knights of the New
Wilson
Ares
General Foeh
Rcured
France
Elaig
Gle
Chained
Flanders Field
D. BS
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