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Athens Transforms Jailhouse Into Schoolhouse On Prince Avenue
Athens moves to expand its public school system by converting the jail into a schoolhouse and the courthouse into a chapel for youth. The jailer's residence becomes a departmental building for manual training and domestic science, signaling a shift from punitive to educational aims in the city.
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Athens
Georgia
Atheny
Prince Avenue
Good Roads as Crop Producers Boost Virginia Output
United States Department of Agriculture studies in Spotsylvania County show road improvements doubled dairy shipments from 114 815 to 273 028 pounds between 1909 and 1911 and raised wheat, tobacco, and lumber outputs. Transport costs fell from 20 to 12 cents per ton mile, saving about 41 000 dollars yearly on 259 000 ton miles. Similar gains occurred in Dinwiddie County as road quality increased efficiency twofold.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Spotsylvania County
Fredericksburg
Dinwiddie County
Newspaper Men in Politics and Business Ties Across Georgia
The piece surveys Georgia editors and reporters active in public life. E L Rainey of the Dawson News is cited as a prison commission member seeking re election. It notes various editors holding outside roles in business law and government across towns from Carnesville to Jonesboro and Eastman.
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Dawson News
Rainey
R. M. Millen
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Berlin
Ministry of the Interior
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Germany
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Reichsland
Zabern
Democratic
Buergerzeitung
Elsaesser
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Varied Results
AP roundup lists multiple games and results from the American League including Boston 2 Detroit 5 and New York 6 St. Louis 4, National League games Pittsburg 3 Brooklyn 4, Chicago New York not scheduled, plus several Federal and Southern League results with rain, calls, and 11 inings noted.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Buffalo
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Chatooga Camp Record Fish and Mt Trail Feat
At Camp Chatooga on July 15 1914 a group reports a monster blue cat caught weighing about 15 pounds. A field day and fish dinner occur as tents stay in good condition under Doc Heidler. John Hill Moss had a Tallulah record, surpassed in 46 minutes, with strong YMCA training noted.
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Banner
Doc Heidler
Tallulah
John Hill Moss
Indigestion remedies and political campaign notes
Mrs Jering from Phelps New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for relief after years of indigestion and constipation. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised as a mild laxative. Political notices name W S Coleman treasurer, J A Morrow secretary, Josiah Carter aide, Trox Bankston candidate for legislature and J Lindsay Johnson census appointee in the Philippines.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. Jering
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
Adv
Dr. King
W. S. Coleman
W. J. Harris
J. A. Morrow
Griffin
Central Slaton Club
Josiah Carter
Marietta Paper
Hoke Smith
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
Federal Department
Philippines
Berlin Letter Highlights German Wine Crisis and Tax Shifts
Berlin reports a shrinking wine acreage since 1906 from 297000 to 266000 acres, with Moselle co operatives accumulating debts rising to 2 million dollars. Rising production costs and imports, plus phylloxera, depress the industry. debates on higher foreign wine duties grow.
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Berlin
Moselle
Germany
A Sage Urges Silence and Better Conversation
The Chelsea sage urges less gossip and fault-finding and more godliness and encouraging talk. He calls for timidity to be replaced by real thought and for conversations to focus on things worth speaking about.
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Berlin
Chelsea
Woman Witness Her Hessian Shoots Bull’s Eye Repeats at 1000 Yards
Deva Tabor reports from Bridgeport on Hessian the rifle maker who, after years of international shooting, impresses a newspaper woman with a 32 consecutive bull’s eye at 1000 yards. The visit begins at Remington UMC on Barnum Avenue and moves to the magazine park for a live demonstration. The piece highlights his youthfulness in spirit, his broad travels in South America and England, and his friendships with notable figures across several nations.
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Deva Tabor
Bridgeport
Barnum Avenue
Magazine Park
South America
England
Prominence and the Wart on Brander Matthews Nose
A remark on fame notes that prominence is common, but true distinction comes from a marked, almost comic blemish on Brander Matthews nose, described as a wart. The quip frames prominence as variable and situational rather than a lasting trait.
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Brander- Matthews
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