Chronic malaria and its hidden cycle in Georgia
Georgia officials warn that chronic malaria can linger after apparent recovery. The malaria parasite cycles between human blood and the Anopheles mosquito, with sexual forms surviving long and reigniting illness. Cure requires killing chill-producing parasites with quinine followed by extended arsenic treatment under medical supervision. The State Board of Health offers free blood tests for malaria and can analyze samples locally in Atlanta.
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Avlanta
Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health
State Board of Health
H. F. Harris
State Capitol
Atlanta
State Board
Walton Superior Court Opens With Hefty Docket in Monroe
Judge C. H. Brand and Solicitor General Gamble arrive from Athens to open Walton superior court in Monroe, with the Price High School case and major damage suits against the Georgia Railroad, plus murder and other cases, promising a heavy two weeks. Local items note clothing sale ads following the court week.
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Monroe
C. H.brand
Gamble
Athens
Walton Superior Court
Hill
The
Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Joe Felker
Brand
Walton
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett Court
Western Union to Install New Manager in Athens
Western Union offices in Athens announce a management change tomorrow with W W Murphy succeeding D F Cason as division superintendent. Cason and wife planned to stay in Athens but will move to new posts. details to be announced later. Also advertised are a Boyden men’s shoe sale at 4.65 and Johnson Shoe Co. clearance offering 20 percent off children’s and boys’ shoes.
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Western Union
W. Murphy
D. F. Cason
Cason
Athens
Johnson Shoe Co
Lake Erie aquatic carnival to spend half a million
A grand inland aquatic carnival is planned on Lake Erie with races for yachts, motorboats, and hydroplanes at Toledo and Put-in-Bay on July 28 and 29. Governments from Great Lakes states plus Rhode Island and Kentucky join in funding, with New York earmarking 250000. Detroit’s Star Young Pitcher Zambach highlighted as a top prospect by manager Hughey Jennings.
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Toledo
Put-in-Bay
Great Lakes
Rhode Island
Commodore Perry
Kentucky
New York
Detroit
Zambach
Hughey Jennings
Prize Hen Mothers Kittens in Lenox Prize Fight
Lenox Mass A prize hen owned by President Mellen of the New Haven railroad guarded ten kittens under her wings after her eggs were removed. The hen resisted a maternal transfer by another hen and drove off the rival bird in a dramatic display of protectiveness.
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Lenox
Mass
Mellen
The
New Haven Railroad
Arrest Ordered of Insur ance Man in Georgia Case
A communication to Solicitor General Gamble reports Comptroller General William A. Wright ordered the arrest and detention of W. N. Mitchell, a Patricians representative from Michigan, for refusing to obtain a Georgia insurance license. The case involves a company chartered in DC with Michigan offices, challenging Georgia jurisdiction. Mitchell says he will comply with state laws and cooperate with authorities.
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Journal of
Gamble
Avheng Superior Court
William A. Wright
W. N. Mitchell
Saginaw
Mich
Georgia
General Wright
Mitchell
District of Columbia
Congress
Michigan
Insurance Department of Georgia
Insurance
Patricians
Athens
Wright
Insurance Department
State Insurance Commissioner
Col
T. J Shackelford
Day of Pentecost at Arnold Clan Reunion
The Walton Tribune notes Arkansas area descendant gathering led by J P Arnold at the Stephen Arnold homestead on Wednesday August 26. Descendants of the Camp sisters urged to attend with baskets. a program is planned and a day of unity imagined as Pentecost-like.
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W. Harvey Craig
J. P. Arnold
Arnold
Jackson
Gwinnett
Walton
Stephen Arnold
Camp
Walton Tribune
Jackson County
Walton and Gwinnett
Sparta
John Siddens
Samuel Stewart
Hardy Howard
Steven Arnold
John Williamson
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Messopotamia
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Pontus
Asia
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Sybia
Cyrene
Rome
Cretes
Jacob
Prison Reform Push Advances in Georgia Legislature
Atlanta Aug. 11 The Prison Reform Association of Georgia notes two major reform bills passed by the legislature. The first creates adult probation and suspension of sentence for misdemeanor cases applicable to all Georgia courts, with safeguards to prevent abuse. The second bill provides a home for wayward girls in Georgia, signaling broader criminal justice changes statewide.
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Slaton
Georgia
Milledgeville
Prison Board
Senate
House
Prison Association of Georgia
Thompson Recalled by Highlanders After Trade and Victory Over Chattanooga
Former Georgia star pitcher Carl Thompson, traded to Atlanta and sold to Birmingham, was recalled yesterday by the New York Highlanders. He won yesterday for Atlanta against Chattanooga. Doubleheaders drew mixed results across leagues with Chattanooga, Atlanta and others splitting or losing, while Chicago and Boston led the National and American showdowns.
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Carl Thompson
Georgia Star
Birmingham
Atlanta
Highlanders of
New York
Thompson
Chattanooga
Southern
Nashville
Montgomery
Memphis
Reunion of New Church Members Plans Fourth Sunday Meeting
Rev A A Sullivan of Oconee Street Methodist Church frames a morning reunion for members who joined since last November. The event features special music and exercises and aims to raise 20 000 toward the church effort.
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A. A. Sullivan
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Good Roads Department Assists Hancock County Relocation
Prof John C Koch of the University of Georgia Good Roads Department returned from Sparta after three days with Hancock county commissioners to relocate a two to three mile road The project cut the maximum grade from fifteen percent to just under five percent The commissioners have repeatedly enlisted university help and express confidence in the department.
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John C. Koch
Good Roads Department
School of Civil Engineering
University of Georgia
Sparta
Hancock County
Department of the University
Good Roads
Epting to Leave for the Metropolis for Stock
Jay H. Epting of the Jon Broadstreet store departs this week for New York and eastern points to select the largest and finest stock ever secured. He promises bargains and surprises designed to attract thousands of shoppers at his store under bright lights.
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Jay H. Epting
Jon Broadstreet
New York
Odd Fellows Plan Special 11 AM Sermon
This morning at the Young Harris Memorial church on Boulevard the Rev S R England will preach a special sermon to the Odd Fellows at the lodges request. They did not celebrate their memorial in spring April 26 and today’s service marks that event. Members and visitors are invited to attend at 11 o clock.
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Young Harris Memorial
Boulevard
S. R. England
Odd Fellows
Meadow Williams Joins Lodge Tallulah Falls Orchestra
Commerce Georgia reports Meadow Williams son of Hon John W Williams has refined his musical talent to become a sought after musician. He accepted a post in the orchestra at The Lodge Tallulah Falls where visitors enjoy his daily performances this summer.
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Commerce
Meadow Williams
John W. Williams
the Lodge
Tallulah Falls
Horticulturists to Meet at Clayton in Rabun County
The state horticultural society will hold a two day summer session Tuesday the 19th at Clayton Georgia in the Blue Ridge valley near Tallulah Falls. Prof T H McHatton of the University of Georgia serves as secretary and will attend with Prof Snelling dean and apple orchardist. A strong program focusing on the apple industry has been prepared.
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Clayton
Rabun County
Blue Ridge
Tallulah Falls
Georgia
State Horticultural Society
T. H. McHatton
University of Georgia
Snelling
Athens
Hart and Aldrach Big Shows at Majestic This Week
The Hart and Aldrach Big Variety Shows come to the Majestic for a week of entertainment. A dozen pretty girls and clever dancers and impersonators join a fresh, clean, sprightly program not seen locally in some time.
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the Majestic
Hart and Aldrach
Nellie May Melton Dies at 18 Months Near Winteville
Nellie May, the 18 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Melton of the Winterville road, died Thursday after several days illness. Burial occurred Friday at Oconee Heights with funeral services by Rev. Coker. Sympathy pours in for the bereaved family.
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Oconee Heights
W. B. Melton
Winterville Road
Nellie May
No Court Delayed Session For Athens City Court Till November
Notice states Athens city court will not convene until November. The intended session tomorrow was postponed by consent. Employment ads seek willing workers and references. Bell Overall Co seeks fifty experienced women for shirt and pants dept at Winder Georgia with regular hours and good pay.
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Athens
Bell Overall Company
Winder, Ga
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