Athens Banner publication rights notice
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Colonel Snelling's Admirable Work in Athens Bond Ease
The Athens bond market credits Col. Charles M. Snelling, chairman of the Athens Bond Commission, with restoring a strong sinking fund and stable finances. His thorough shoring of the city’s finances, civic leadership, and long service as city alderman are cited as key factors in Athens bonds' enviable standing. The piece praises his devotion, accuracy, and collaboration with fellow commissioners, noting his impact on Georgia's civic and financial development.
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Charles M. Snelling
Athens Bond Commission
Snelling
Bond Commission
Georgia
Charles M. Sneeling
Reading For All The People Library Education Message
A quoted advocacy piece extols education as the cure for crime unrest and misunderstanding. It emphasizes library use as the essential kit of tools for learning and civic improvement. The passage urges people to spend on education and access to libraries.
Public libraries for Georgia uplift and reform
The Georgia Library Commission led by Judge Max Meyerhardt urges state counties to fund county libraries, arguing widespread access boosts education. The parcels post library program, shipping books across the state for a monthly fee with return postage, has benefited farmers and rural districts. The piece notes the rise in reading beyond newspapers and calls for magazine and book reading with quality material, emphasizing practical access and expert guidance for librarians.
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Georgia
Georgia Library Commission
Max Meyerhardt
A Good Morning to You A Verse and a Vi nette
D G Bickers presents a verse on writing the universe from stars to oceans and clouds, ending with the idea that God wrote His own image in man. The poem includes a note on scandal disguising itself as praise undeserved.
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Answers to Yester day's Kwiz and New Questions
Compilation of yesterday's quiz answers and new questions. It lists multiple factual items including largest Oregon city mis-spelled, state production leaders, linguistic origins, geography and history facts, followed by ten new quiz prompts about bridges, countries, animals, eras, presidents, terms, state sizes, nicknames, cities, and rail routes.
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Oregon
Portand
Louisiana
United States
Jonathan Swift
Tangier
Morocco
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tantalus
Delaware
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Wainwright Sees Camp Gordon As Health Site
Assistant Secretary of War J M Wainwright declared Camp Gordon an ideal site for a public health service hospital after an exhaustive inspection. He returned to Washington to submit recommendations, while Atlantan escorts inferred that Atlanta’s chances look favorable. Banner readers urged use of results for profit.
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Camp Gordon
Public Health Service
J. M. Wainwright
Washington
War Department
Too Ill to Work in Philadelphia Letters Explain Struggle
A fragmentary letter from Mrs. Katt Etcunr of 4034 N Fairhill St Philadelphia describes a 16 year old daughter unable to work or study. The writer mentions crammed positions and standing all day causing headaches and bodily strain, calling for understanding and permission to publish the letter.
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Philadelphia
Katt Etcuenr
Fairhill St
Philsdeleia
Summer School Students Taking Great Interest In Classes
University of Georgia sociology students conduct a brief Athens Clarke County social conditions survey and arrange summer recreation projects. Red Cross Y M C A Y W C A Neighborhood House leaders will supervise story hour and playground activities in Athens and Winterville for children and teens.
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University of Georgia
Athens
Clarke County
James L. Sibley
Red Cross
Winterville
Susie Dawson
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R. H. Sheen
Decatur
B. F. Joel
Atlanta
Harry Kandel
Savannah
C. E. Shewmake
Fitzgerald
Alice Wilson
Watkinsville
Grace Allen
Gladys Wilson
Dudley
Mae Williamson
Brunswick
Whitehall
H. R. Adams
Roberts
W. N. Nunn
Buford
M. E. Flowers
Tucker
S. B. Tolar
Norcross
Della Payne
Canon
Elva McElween
Arcola
Maggie O'Neal
Woodland
D. L. Earnest
Normal School
YMCA Promoting Athletics Among Young Athens Men
The Athens Young Men's Christian Association organized 129 baseball games in June, averaging five games daily on weekdays. Each game lasted about one hour forty minutes, totaling eight hours and twenty minutes daily devoted to the sport for the boys.
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Old Artiel
Athens
Clarke
Tha Y
M.C. A
Randel Weems
Athens Y. M. C. A
New City League
Sapford Field
Arthur Cox
YMCA
Chris Alan
Young
Pain relief ad from Celesta McVicker in Massachusetts
A testimonial from Mrs Celesta Mc Vicker of Mucén Ma recounts intense pain from a cholera morbus attack after visiting relatives in Michigan. She credits Chamberlain’s Colic and Durhooey Remedy with rapid relief after two or three doses, noting the remedy substantially eased her suffering.
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Michigan
Celesta McVicker
Mucén
Banner Want Ais for profi use for results
Banner seeks Ais to improve profi results. The notice targets internal teams and partners, outlining scope and expected outcomes, with emphasis on accuracy and speed in delivering comprehensive performance data. Stakeholders should align on timelines and deliverables for quarterly reporting.
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