Trustees Plead for Funds Across Georgia University System
Trustees from the State University and its branches including Athens Milledgeville Dahlonega and Savannah spoke to the house and senate appropriations committees seeking increased funding. They urged 100000 for a state agricultural college and additional library and summer school support, with a potential fifty thousand dollar gift promised to Athens.
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Avanta
State University
McDaniel
State Normal Ol At
Athens
H. J. Rowe
Dahlonega
Normal School
Milledgeville
the Negro College
Savannah
House
Senate Appropriations
Yneon
Flynt
Spalding
Conner
Fue University
Griffin
Hill
Peabody Fund
Georgia Agricultural College
Bowel disorder remedy praised for children
The piece urges early care for summer bowel disturbances in children and extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine to promptly address any unnatural looseness, whether in a child or adult.
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Athens
Georgia officers plan Bainbridge meeting invitation to Athens
The annual session of Georgia officials will be held in Bainbridge on the 26th. Sheriff Wier Chief McKie and Marshal Brooks will attend from the city and extend an invitation for the next meeting to be held in Athens. Athens officials are expected to warmly welcome the delegation and host a royal entertainment for about 150 attendees.
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Bainbridge
Wier
McKie
Marshal Brooks
Athens
Georgia
Hull Admitted to Bar After Examination
Joseph L. Hull of Bias was examined under state bar admission provisions and yesterday formally admitted to the bar.
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Joe Hull
Joseph L. Hull
Changed Husband by Diet Change and Grape-Nuts End Health Myths
A woman recounts how quitting coffee and adopting Postum and Grape-Nuts improved her husband’s digestion and nervousness. She also cites a friend in Vicksburg who recovered from dyspepsia using Grape-Nuts and cream. The author, also postpartum, says Grape-Nuts restored appetite and nourishment for her baby.
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Vicksburg
Pestum Co
Battle
Lecture Yesterday at University Campus on Bible and Education
The Sunday School Conference at the University Campus continues with large attendance as Supt. M. L. Brittain lectures on Bible authenticity and the role of religious instruction in secular schooling. A touching tale from a Stringtown classroom follows, where two dirty boys from Grassy Creek improve briefly, then one dies, prompting a plea for cleanliness and faith.
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Athens
M. L. Brittain
Wooster
Lirtier
Stringtown
Grassy Creek
Ephraim
County to Macadamize Athens and Jefferson Road
County road crews prepare the Athens and Jefferson route from the city limits to the Seaboard Air Line bridge for macadam laying. Rock crushing is underway with a two week finish once rock is available. Officials hope completion within the next month as the first macadamized country road in the county.
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Athens and
Jefferson Road
Seaboard Air Line Bridge
Dr Sorrells Purchases Franklin Springs
Dr Sorrells acquires Franklin Springs property and plans to establish a large sanatorium. Local officials confirm the deal with details to be announced after regulatory approvals.
Franklin Springs to Reopen as Resort and Sanatorium
Mr. Wet Kiser of Atlanta acquires two hundred acres around Franklin Springs. Dr. Sorrells plans to invest eight to ten thousand dollars to improve the hotel and will open a large sanatorium, reviving the Northeast Georgia resort famed in former days.
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Franklin Springs
Wet. Kiser
Atlanta
Springs
Sorrells
Georgia
Dr McPherson III Ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital
A hospital report from Johns Hopkins in Baltimore notes Dr J W T McPherson III becoming ill with fever then undergoing an operation for acute tonsillitis. The operation was successful, he remains weak but has good prospects for early recovery.
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Jim
Heaven
Teachah
Johnny
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
University chapel hosts G A Nunnally on Moral Education
Dr. G. A. Nunnally of Newnan Georgia former Mercer University president and noted Baptist divine spoke to Athens Summer School teachers and citizens on moral education. He urged teachers to emphasize the moral side of schooling to uplift the community and safeguard the purpose of education.
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G. A. Nunnally
Newnan
University Chapel
Mercer University
Athens
Nunnally
Athens Factory Expands Hiring To Boost Production
The Athens Factory now runs full time with many hands, employing more workers at the tower and check mills than before. Demand for output rises daily and management plans to increase capacity and install new machinery later.
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Athens
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