Athens summer weather musings and local political jabs
A column of quips on the weather in Athens and regional affairs. The piece pokes fun at officials an ex-senator questions, jokes about peaches and cabbages, and notes a weather office dispute in Atlanta while mentioning the Eighth district Masons visit and the solicitor general position.
Hydrophobia and Pasteur Treatment Free to Georgians
The Georgia State Board of Health emphasizes the danger of hydrophobia from dog or animal bites and explains the Pasteur treatment, provided at no cost. It outlines wound care, animal testing, and the Board’s lab facilities in Atlanta for treatment or home administration via a physician.
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Athens
Georgia State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Atlanta
Board of Health
This Date in History July 17 1674 to 1859.
This date in history lists births deaths and events from 1674 to 1859. Notable entries include Isaac Watts born 1674 and Charlotte Corday executed 1793, Fort Macon captured 1812, Florida possession 1821, Daniel Boone remains moved 1845, Utah statehood 1894, Santiago de Cuba surrender 1898, Whistler died 1903, Senator Terrell resignation 1911, and Luis Munoz Rivera born 1859, Porto Rico leader and editor born in Barranquitas.
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Issac Watts
Wrier
Charlotte Corday
Marat
Fort Macmaw
United States
Florida
Tench Coxe
Philadelphia
Daniel Boone
Marthasville
Frankfort
Cleveland
Utah
Santiago de Cuba
James A. McNeill Whistler
London
Lowell
Mass
Terrell
Georgia
Senate
Notable Birthdays and Political Quips Across Papers
A collage notes several birthdays including Bishop Wilson S. Lewis at 55 and Rev. Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce at 47. It also recalls Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson name changes and criticizes party figures like Roosevelt's stance on Civil War attire, reflecting editorials and political chatter.
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Wilson S. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
United States Senate
John McKim
Tokio
Josceline H.wodehouse
Bermuda
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Grover Cleveland
Stephen Grover
Governor Wilson
Thomas Woodrow
Cleveland
Wilson
Wilson’s next election view amid Southern growth talk
The piece blends political chatter and editorials from various papers noting Roosevelt, Wilson, and Taft era dynamics. It highlights Southern leadership gains in industry, coal, oil, and naval stores, and cites figures on lumber, coal, and mineral outputs, plus local notices in Clarke County Georgia about guardianships and Masonic lodges.
South's cotton trade surpasses world gold value study
A historical analysis notes that from 1880 to 1911 Southern cotton exports and seed value exceeded the world output of gold by substantial margins. It argues the South’s cotton campaigns engaged the entire nation and shaped economic interest across the country.
Citation for twelve months support in Texas estates
The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve months support to the family of Geo W Hall deceased has been filed. All persons concerned are cited to show cause by the first Monday in August 1912 why the application should not be granted. This July 8 1912.
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Georgia
Clarke County
E. H. Hale
B. Wingfield, SR
Gussie Hale
Geo. W. Hall
S. B. Wingfield
D. A. Mahoney
Revival of Young Men's Christian Association Charter
Petition filed in the Superior Court of Athens Georgia seeks revival of the Young Men's Christian Association charter. D. C. Barrow and others request the revived corporation possess full powers and rights and assume debts and liabilities of the old company. Clerk I. E. Crawford certifies copy dated July 9, 1912.
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Court Incorporated
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Athens
Georgia
Clarke County
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
D. C. Barrow
Fortier lectures on Louisiana legends in Athens chapel
In Athens the University chapel hosts Dr Fortier of Tulane who narrates tales of French and Spanish Louisiana and related literature. The event entertains and educates both listeners and scholars with a vivid, romantic account of regional history. Judge Charles R Crisp seeks the Third Georgia district congressional nomination as son of the late Speaker Charles F Crisp. A midmonth weather note hints at possible showers with no clear change in the moon.
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Athens
University Chapel
Dr. Fortier
Tulane
Louisiana
Charles R. Crisp
Clark
Ollie James
Baltimore
Third District
Georgia
Crisp
Charles F. Crisp
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the Athens Banner
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Marie
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Solicitors General
Poe
Luis Munoz Rivera
Luia Sands Rivera
Porto
Rico
Washington
Barranquitgas
Porto Rico
San Juan
Spain
Insular
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Unionist Party
Continu
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Senor Rivera
Congress
Columbus’ Enquirer-Sun
Roosevelt
Sickles
Jefferson Davis
Americus Times-Recorder
Watterson
Old
Kentucky
Macon News
Albany Herald
Frank A. Munsey
Massachusetts
Munsey
Woodrow Wilson
Rome Tribune-Herald
Daniel Sickles
New York
White House
General Sickles
Columbus Enquirer
Brown
William J. Long
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Long
T. Roosevelt
Rvrr Rete Eee
Manufac
Susan H. Wigley
Joseph Wigley
J. B. Wigley
Notics
Court of Ordinary
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Mary E. Eberhart
John W. Eberhart
Nina F.,blasingame
Dorothy Q. Fulcher
B. Wingfield
A. H. Hodgson
J. 5. Talmadge
A. G. Elder
H. A. Lawrance
Lodge Directory
Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mt Vernon Lodge
No. 22
A. Hi
Masonic Hall
Mt. Joseph Building
Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
W. M. Clare D. Hdidler
Keystone
Royal Ares Masons
Max Joseph
A. J. Carter
H. P Fred T. Moon
Sec’y
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythian
Castle Hall
Clayton and
Wall Streets
H. K. Davis
C.C. T. H. Nickerson
K. of R
Athena B. P. C. E
Lodge Quarters
Corse Broad
Lumpkin Streets
Dobbs
BE. R. Geo
Palmer
Order of Owls
C.C. Q
Owl's Nest
Clayton St
H. R. Short
H. Corbett
Stean Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Jackson Streets
B. Davie
Woodmen Hall
Talmage Building
J. D. Severn
John Mappin
Oliver
Odd Fellows
Davison-Nicholson Co
H. L. Hemrick
A. Meealor
Cobb & Erwin