Athens Years Ago Personal Notes and University Drill
Miss Hilda Meadow of Danielsville, Brenau student, visited Athens. Mrs. W. B. Jackson is ill on Thomas Street. John W. Moody of Maxeys attended to business in Athens. C. O. Pittman and Lee Vandiver of Jefferson visited the city with W. M. Pittman. Miss Claude Jackson spent a few days in Gainesville. Judge George C. Thomas is in Atlanta on U S court matters. Jessie Power and Susie McKenzie of Comer returned home after visiting Mrs. E. P. Stone. Rev. Hillson D. Stone has recovered from illness. E. C. Goodrich of Augusta, architect for the new city hall, spent a day in the city. Dr. W. P. Lovejoy returns from Palestine and will be in Athens today. W. C. Wingfield moves to the Boulevard residence. Jesse M. Allen to move into the Barber Street home vacated by Wingfield. May 22, 1904 McCaffrey wins medal. Big military drill by University cadets. Col. Griggs praised. Next year’s officers listed. The Athens Manufacturing Co. to install improvements. Mac Amie arrested in murder case of Candler Waters. statement to police. three men seen near his house. Society and Personal notes cover commencements dances at Deupres Hall with Pan Hellenic German event and I. Hookins Jr. presiding.
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M’caffrey
Col. Griggs
Hertyeld
Walter A. Harris
Macon
W. A. Capps
Fred Morris
Athens
B. S. Atkinson
J. A. Copeland
F. L. Ballard
H. W. Telford
E Bayne
J. R. Fawcett
C. G. Scarborough
Wyne
Mac Amie
Waters
Cas
Candler Waters
Oconee River
Tnie
Bafkier
Annie
Police Department of
University
Germ Club
Pat LarfoMin
Mir. I
Hookins, Jr
Deupres Hall
Addressing Burhiy Company for Athens Publishing ideals
A fragmented note indicates communication preferences for Burhiy Company and Athens Publishing ideals. The Banner-Herald is referenced as the intended publication address for news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burhiy
Athens
Banner-Herald
Heart to Heart Talks Conference in Athens
A welfare workers conference led by James L. Sibley, a social work professor, will be held in Athens. It will feature prominent speakers on health, family welfare, juvenile dependency, crime, and disease with policy discussions on health and welfare, and aims to engage citizens to attend.
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Cherer
Athens
Jah
James L.sibley
The
Univers
Sibley
Tony
Daily Papers
Farmers urged to build creamery to profit from boll weevil era
Clarke county farmers faced with boll weevil damage are urged to form a cooperative creamery system. Athens hosts a major plant with daily capacity, but many farmers with cows withhold milk. Stations sprout in Washington and Athens as locals plan to market cream and butter locally, improving cash income and hog feeding with skimmed milk.
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Hey
Athens
Oor
Ahens
Washington
Cos
Clarke County
Pia
Legacy of wealth and prudent saving urged
A brief note counsels patience and persistence in building finances from a rich relative’s legacy. It stresses avoiding excess, saving diligently, and letting money work for him to provide comfort in old age.
Anthrax and social questions spill from a 1920s page
The article reviews anthrax science by Dr R H Bishop, warning doctors to diagnose skin carbuncles under magnification, then pivots to social topics. It notes media era concerns on marriage age, divorce rates, Congolese exploitation, fire losses, insurance fraud, gold as wealth, and a dramatic cross-section of 1920s American life.
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Europe
Census report notes about 2 million Americans are unmarried
The census bureau reports that about 2,000,000 Americans are unmarried, a figure highlighted as a notable demographic statistic in the survey.
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Census Bureau
Golden levers of love lift the world in a sermonette
A compact verse fragment presents a meditation on doing good, quoting James and Nixon Waterman. It envisions guiding light and kindly deeds brightening the world, concluding with a prayer for peaceful rest in the calm of a starlit night. The piece reads as a devotional closing, emphasizing virtue and contemplation.
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Nixon Waterman
Tomorrow and the Books I Ought to Read Poem
A reflective poem by Eton Bralegy vows to write letters, read influential books, visit neighbors, and aid the poor. It notes many intentions unrealized and laments that hell is paved with good intentions, urging genuine action over idle plans.
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Hell
A Verse a Vignette by D G B Safe on Fourteenth
A verse vignette about fear of bad luck from Friday the thirteenth. The speaker endures hours of superstition waiting for omen and then notes a man who didn’t believe in signs as danger appears near a fallen board with a warning legended.
Band May Seek Confidence Vote If Desired
In the Der of deputies, contituation, M. faced delay due to the need. The sentence fragment suggests a discussion of a confidence vote possibility contingent on the band leader or band declaring such a vote.
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Der
Deputies
Dens
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Phamber Thurs
Gota
Balfour
Selogstion
Washington
M. Sarant
Income tax illustrations and example calculations
The article presents a series of tax illustration tables showing gross income sources such as salary dividends and interest, deductions including residence taxes and mortgage interest, and credits for dependents. It explains normal tax brackets and a small surtax for higher net incomes, with two sample scenarios: individual with modest income and a business owner with diverse earnings and deductions.
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Central National Bank
Eivings
Ur Aest
French Lead 1917 Drive on the Chemin des Dames Plateau
The article surveys the 1917 Allied offensive in the Chemin des Dames sector, noting Petain's restoration of order, Verdun and Aisne successes, and the strategic aim to seize the plateau north of the Allette to outflank German positions near Laon. It links Verdun victories to a broader Allied momentum and highlights the ongoing push to reshape the front and threaten Paris.
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Matera
Armoiee
Neral Persh
Italy
Caporetto
Italli
Mt. Cents
Rivera
Lombardy
Ludendorff
Julian Alps
Tyrol
Maistre
Malmaison
Arusia
Flanders
Ainer
Verdun
Petain
Haig
Russia
Chemin-des-Dames Lenine
Trotzky
Laon
Ould Ha
Allette
Paris
the Alsie
St. Gobain
Say
Taon
Chemin -des-Dames
Aisne
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair for Youthful Glow
An old Sage Tea Recipe with Sulphur promises to darken gray faded hair naturally. A druggist cites millions of bottles sold and notes hair darkens after one or two applications, restoring a youthful appearance and luster.
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Wyeth
Ray
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Henry F. Saxon
Hilda Meadow
Danielsville
Brenau
John W. Moody
Maxeys
C. O. Pittman
Lee Vandiver
Jefferson
W. M. Pittman
Claude Jackson
Gatnenville
George C. Thomas
Atlanta
United States Court
Jessie Power
Susie McKenzie
Comer
E. P. Stone
Rev
Hillson D. Stone
E. C. Goodrich
Augusta
City Hall
Dr. W. P. Lovejoy
Palestine
W. C. Wingfield
Jesse M. Allen
Barber Street
Wingfield
Sage
L. B. Lee
G. B. Smith
D.j. Ragen
R. P. Hicks
H. Ginsberg
A. B. Fitzeyelorpe
P. R. Weltner
H. L. J. Willaims
W. Cc. Sherman
R. Broughton
W. A. Bell
A. H. Car- Michael
J.W. Snutsn
L. D. Hil
B. Anderson
L. ¢. Hunnicutt, Jr
RM. ‘Birickiynd
W.T. McCaty
LB. Robinson
J.T. Willingham
W. “Wa. Shelton
W. R.o'hara
Lleb. Blrod
Winn
Anne Drill
Porpie
Athens MA Ueagtuing Co
Athens Manufacturing Company
Yeceiver
Bihte
R. L. Moss and ‘Company
Uth
Gijprer
Audit Bureau
Mildred Lewis Rutherfort
Gqareei
Rzeschewski
New York
Lakewood
N. J
Mischa Elman
Dantor Rosenblatt
Ereer
Smmie Rzeschewski
Samuel Rzeschewski
Sammie
Coeur
DR. R
H. Bishop
Con Jungle
United States
America
Henry Ford
Arthur Lucy
Brockton
Mass
Arthur
Quebec
Moba
James
Erton Bralegy
Statis
Imust
D.G. B
Chamber
Briand
Nape
Boloo
Local Power Com Y Redit
Aslatta Estate
Spacemen Howe
Plese
Wits
Wolee
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