Athens Daily Banner notices and regional brief items
The Athens Daily Banner lists subscription rates and delivery notices, urges accuracy from carriers, and warns carriers that no one may sell subscriptions. It notes weathering local topics from Christmas to politics, reports on a Gainesville aeroplane claim, Cap pole discussions, Doctor discoveries, and local civic remarks. It mentions Tom Loyless’s recount work in Augusta and a murder sentence in California/Jrg.
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Augusta
Tom Loyless
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Celebration of Christmas on the Sabbath Day
The Christmas Day celebration falls on Sabbath this year and will be more religious in nature. Everyone able should attend church and partake in worship. The day is the birthday of the Redeemer and calls for joy, reverence, and gratitude. There is noted improvement in observance with less desecration and violence, though some remains.
Palaces on the waters rise with vast steamship growth
The article traces a century of steamship progress from Fultons Clermont to giant liners like the Europa. It notes vessels expanding from 400 to about 900 feet, a 50 000 ton displacement, nine decks, and capacity over 5 000 passengers. It highlights massive construction scales including 149 900 000 pounds of material and 2 000 000 feet of Oregon fir lumber used in building the Europa.
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Robert Fulton
Hudson
Macon Telegraph
Philadelphia
Panama Canal
New York City
Broadway
Portland
Germany
Oiling Macadam Streets Proves Wise City Experiment
The oiling of Hancock avenue macadam dust reduced health and nuisance issues, extended street life, and proved cheaper and more effective than sprinkling. City plans next year to oil and resurface all macadam streets, needing only modest funds for renewal and better maintenance.
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Hancock Avenue
Three Georgian Editorials on the University of Georgia
The Georgian essays praise the second term as the strongest period of work, noting its solid character and the disciplined rhythm it brings to college life. The editors cite cold weather as conducive to sustained effort, framing winter as the intellectual seed time and highlighting the middle session's importance.
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University of Georgia
New Year Resolve for Georgia Advance in Debates and Classes
The speaker urges immediate effort to achieve results in classrooms, oratory, and debates. After Yuletide, the second term begins and every speaker’s place will be filled. The message calls for decisive action to seize opportunities for Georgia and personal advancement during the vacation and coming year.
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Georgia
Compulsory Gymnasium Opinion Calls for Universal Training
The editorial argues that compulsory gymnastic training is the practical solution to develop the whole student body. It notes intercollegiate contests exclude most participants and that opportunities offered to all still fail for undersized or physically deficient students.
Compulsory Gymnasium Plan Raised For Georgia College
The article argues compulsory gymnasium is the only way to strengthen all students, noting current facilities are lacking in Georgia but seeds are being sown. It highlights dormitory life improvements, affordable ornament construction, and renewed college spirit including a football banquet and large Bible classes.
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Georgia
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