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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
3
Excursion tickets go on sale December 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 25 31 and January 1 1911 with final limit January 8 1911 For details contact H R McLean commercial agent or J H Parker agent Athens Ga
New York December 15 Democrats elected to governorships John A Dix of New York Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and Eugene N Foss of Massachusetts attended a gala banquet as guests of honor at the Waldorf Astoria under the National Democratic Club.
The Forestry School at the University of Georgia started with one student four years ago and now has over 40 enrolled. Students come from New York, Pennsylvania, and Mississippi. The program blends general studies with forestry practice, aims to train future lumber industry professionals, and promotes forest conservation. Summer camps replaced by independent work and reports. Degree requires four years and four months, the hardest bachelor’s at the university. Students publish a magazine Forest, Fish, and Game. Also noted is a Securities Commission meeting in New York on stock and bond regulation for railroads and corporations.
The passage notes that despite small numbers, students in professional courses at forest schools are earnest and work toward a shared propaganda-like agenda that represents the school and brings them together in a common purpose.
A Rexall store advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming it promptly erases dandruff stimulates hair growth and prevents baldness with a money back guarantee. The ad emphasizes strong customer faith and offers two sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Also notes Bible sets and a wedding report from Boston. Dorothy Lawson marries Henry McCall in Boston at Thomas W. Lawson estate Dream world.
State agricultural officials from Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Arkansas met in Fort Smith on December 15 to discuss plans for a uniform nursery inspection law system across the states.
One of our dollar pens offers the biggest value on the market as promoted by The McGregor Company in a concise advertising blurb.
An excerpt from The Delineator argues that women could save wages by doing housework themselves and not employing servants. It estimates a servant costs $480 yearly in wages and board, totaling $10,800 saved after twenty years. The piece emphasizes the financial burden of service and advocates self-reliance in domestic tasks.
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