Athens Banner notices on carriers and state issues
The Athens Banner discusses carrier policies and subscription rates. It notes no carrier can collect money. urges prompt reporting of delivery issues and highlights ongoing Georgia political topics including county creation, tax bills, the University Summer School attendance records, and discussions over state funded school books and reform.
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University
State Normal School
Senate
McCrory
Athens Woman's Club funds to enlarge Crawford W. Long Infirmary
The Athens Woman's Club votes to turn over available funds to Chancellor Barrow to expand the Crawford W. Long Infirmary on the University of Georgia campus. Barrow will raise additional support to complete the project and improve isolation hospital care for students.
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David C. Barrow
Crawford W. Long
Dr. Long
Athens Woman's Club
Barrow
Athens
Athens Woman’s Club
No Cause For Tariff Alarm Says Redfield Figures
United States import data through July shows only an 8.8 percent rise in finished manufactured goods from foreign nations. Secretary Redfield notes world commerce mood and crop shortages influence trade, with exports of finished manufactures holding steady and foodstuffs drives the overall import decline. May 1914 imports reach 164,209,515 while exports fall 16.9 percent from last May.
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United States
Redfield
Met
Growth of Practical Training in Women’s Higher Education
At the National Education Association meeting in St. Paul Emilie W. McVea argues for integrated liberal and professional studies for women. She notes eight years of adding real work experience to curricula, with Cincinnati programs placing engineering students in shops, teachers in schools, and dietetics and nursing in city institutions.
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National Education Association
St. Paul
Emilie W. McVea
University of Cincinnati
Colleges of Liberal Arts
Department of
Household
Cincinnati General Hospital
College of Medicine
City Board of Health
School of Charities and Philanthropy
Unscientific Scientist Letters Echo Greek Roots
A reader shares playful reflections on Greek etymology and self study. The note traces the phrase ethos from Greek words and hints at printing challenges and the speaker’s early life as a tadpole and eight fish in Paledsion days.
Archaelogy and dictionaries in a San Diego Exposition tour
A narrator muses on archaeology and the value of dictionaries, noting the impracticality of deep study versus a quick tour of the San Diego Exposition exhibits. He recalls buying old reference books, joking about vintage songs, and compares learning from books to seeing artifacts firsthand.
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Eth
Arch
San Diego
Eleanor
Municipal Executives sail for London and Lyons shows
The American Commission of Municipal Executives and Civic Leaders leaves New York at noon aboard the Adriatic for the London International Congress of Municipal Executives and the Lyons International Urban Exposition. Led by Senator Duncan A Fletcher, the group will study municipal problems across Europe, with additional participation by Southern Commercial Congress members and a long list of named officials and researchers.
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American Commission of Municipal Executives
Southern Commercial Congress
New York
White Star Line
Duncan) A. Fletcher
Florida
Clarence J. Owens
Congress
International Congress of Municipal Executives
London
Lyons
France
England
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Duncan A. Fletcher
Jacksonville
Fla
Duncan A.O. Fletcher
Riverdale
A. J. Matheson
Bennettsville
S. C
H. E. Byrne
Tyler, Tex
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Local Bank
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimonial from NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Toledo praising F J Cheney with 15 years of known honorable business conduct. Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists at seven cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
G. We
F. J. Cheney
Tim
National Bank OF Commerce
Pierre Senatineting
Masonic Lodge to Convene July 9 at Mount Vernon No 22
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 PF A M holds a regular communication on Thursday July 9 1914 at Max Joseph building third floor. Opening at 6 pm first M M degree section then break until 8 30 pm when regular business session begins and second M M degree to follow. All qualified brethren invited.
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Mount Vernon Lodge No
Max Joseph
L. N. Betts
W. M. MO. G. Quinn
Sec’y
Linton Spring Water Health Board Cleared as Pure
Athens Georgia May 26 1914 A bacteriological test by City Bacteriologist W W Brown finds Linton Spring Water pure and wholesome suitable for drinking The Linton Spring Water Co markets Bowdery Lithia Water with phone numbers 504 and 95 The notice also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as satisfactory.
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Department OF Health
Athens
W. W. Brown
M. D
Adv
Linton Spring Water CO
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