Athens Banner notes and civic reflections in 1900s issue
The Athens Banner discusses subscription details, carrier policies, and public notices. It comments on weather, Masons, Huerta and Mexico relations, tax policy in Georgia, women’s suffrage, wartime sentiment, and legislators' return-home habits influencing state politics.
Why Georgia Trails in Educational Advancement
The AP report notes Southern colleges expanded entrance standards from 1900 to today, with 160 institutions now adopting them. Miss Elizabeth Coulton credits philanthropy for progress, while Georgia lags in funding and facilities as the University of Georgia, State College of Agriculture, and State Normal have grown without new state buildings or adequate appropriations, hindering improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Service
Washington
Bureau of Education
Elizabeth Avery Coulton
Southern Association of College Women
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State Normal
State University
Prenatal Care Bulletin Sets Memo on Infant Health
The Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor releases Prenatal Care by Mrs. Max West, aiming to educate average mothers on hygiene and normal living to reduce infant mortality. The monograph, first in a series on child care, cites Census mortality data and emphasizes prebirth and birth-injury factors. It notes expert input from physicians and nurses and honors Dr. J Morris Slemons for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childen’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Julia C. Lathrop
Wilson
United States Census Bureau
Bureau of the Census
Children’s Bureau
National Congress of Mothers
Max West
J. Morris Slemons
University of California
Hersel
Trend Magazine Aims To Boost Southern Interests
The Trend Magazine pledges to advance Southern issues across all states south of the Mason-Dixon line. It supports drainage and levee projects along the Mississippi, elevating Norfolk to a major seaport, and improved education for mountain whites in West Virginia while preserving historic sites throughout the region.
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Neal's
New York City
Trend Magazine
Trend
South
Mason-Dixon Line
Mississippi
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Southern interest supporters urge road program across the South
The document highlights backing from the Southern Commercial Congress for a cross southern road project. It lists past and present articles and contributors including vice presidents, congressmen, and senators from Maryland to Florida, Georgia to Arkansas, affirming broad regional political support for the enterprise.
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South
Southern Commercial Congress
Thomas R. Marshall
Frank O. Smith
Maryland
John L. Burnett
Alabama
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
J. W. Ragsdale
South Carolina
Percy E. Quinn
Mississippi
W. P. Jackson
T. H. Caraway
Arkansas
Richard P. Hobson
James Martine
New Jersey
Stephen M. Sparkman
Old and
New South
Cardus Restores Health of West Virginia Woman
Summit Point resident Mrs Anna Belle Emey describes years of severe right side pain from female troubles. After twelve bottles of Cardus she reports full recovery and increased vitality, praising the tonic’s long record of helping women and urging others to try it.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Anna Belle Emey
Cardus
Cotton Market Summary From Open to Close
Weather fair influences markets with cotton prices quoted across months. January opens at 10.95 and closes near 10.82 while March ranges around 11.04 to 10.93, May sits near 11.05 to 10.97, and October shows about 11.60 to 11.67 with other contracts like November and December threading similar levels.
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Close
Pedyi
Georgia legislature cycles and coal ads mix in dubious prose
The piece laments Georgia lawmakers dithering through fifteen day blocks of organizing, introducing, filibustering, amending, and rushing through unpopular measures while urging readers to place coal orders and compare Athens Ice Co prices before buying. It blends political satire with a local business plug for The New Factory via Athens Ice Co. phone 521.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States
Athens Ice Co
Tax Revision Bill Split Hearsay Shapes Georgia House
In Atlanta the Georgia House debates tax revision with Senate backing, risking an extra session. Support shifts among lawmakers, with Nunnally praised for steady focus, and insurance reform headed by McRae. County health boards and agriculture commissioners loom, plus Clarke, Bibb, and Richmond districts show tax gests while Campbell and Forsyth fall back. Mrs. Randolph Anderson honored on the Senate floor with a reserved seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lewis
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Slaton
Clarke County
J. H. Dorsey
Clark County
Bibb
Richmond
Campbell
Forsyth
Randolph Anderson
Miller
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W. J. Nunnally
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Mr. Nunnally
Joe Nunnallys
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Telfair
Burwell
House Committee On Insurance
McRae
C. H. Stone
Taliaferro
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Stone
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