Athens Daily Banner Rates and New Year Commentary
The Athens Daily Banner outlines subscription rates for city delivery and the Weekly or Sunday Banner, all payable in advance, with a note that no carrier boy may collect subscriptions. The piece includes New Year reflections on Prohibition era policy, local economy, and the importance of the Cotton School to the State College of Agriculture and Athens.
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The Third Term Proposition in Congress and Press Debate
The piece reviews a congressional Clayton resolution opposing a president serving three terms in succession, notes Speaker Cannon’s obstruction, and cites Jacksonville Times-Union on Washington’s warning against a third term. It recalls Springer’s 1907 push, Grant comparisons, and calls for debate to reveal public attitude and warn future ambitious leaders.
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Debating 1878 and 1908 third term views
The excerpt questions public support for a presidential third term, noting that in 1878 a great majority opposed it and in 1908 concerns persisted. It asks whether attitudes toward the principle have changed, whether Roosevelt is needed more than Grant, and whether third termers misrepresent the facts.
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Botanic Blood Balm advertised with cure claims and side note
An advertisement promises permanent cures with Botanic Blood Balm for a wide range of skin, bone and joint ailments and general debility. The copy claims tested for 30 years, lists symptoms and a price, and offers a mail order sample. A separate notice announces B H Kinnebrew as candidate for Clarke County sheriff to fill an unexpired term.
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Browning Seeks Clarke County Sheriff Nomination
For sheriff the date for Clarke county is set subject to the Democratic party action. Candidate M D Browning announces his candidacy and awaits party approval.
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Williamson Named in County Democratic Primary Action
County subject to the action of the Democratic primary. John N. Williamson is identified in connection with the primary process and related party affairs.
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