Athens Banner Daily News Brief
The Athens Banner reports on political factions within the Democratic Party. Thomas Watson and Hardwick face GOP-like scrutiny as potential primary threats, prompting calls to bar their names from the September Democratic ballot. Superintendent Wooster earns praise for a thriving summer school.
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Watson Ag Hardwick
Statesboro
Thomas £. Watson
Democratic Party
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Hardwick
Martens
San Francesco
Democrate
Atv “Tisco
Pratgon
Grovela
Vears
Watran
Senate
Ravarner
Ramnea Thay
Carnet Bag
Naver Ag
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Rarner
Stata
Womes
Watron
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Entertaining Summer School Students by Local Groups
The Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club will separately entertain the Summer School student body. Members plan events for the attendants next week as the school grows, with about 1200 students enrolled—the largest in its history.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
The Fittest Verses and the Waste of Haste
A compact meditation on daily verse writing over years. The speaker laments choosing quality amid thousands of lines and reflects that life’s best efforts are often few. A companion reflection notes haste wastes effort, as fatigue encroaches on the race of life.
Answers to Saturday's Kwiz Review
Answers cover definitions and facts from the quiz question set with numbered items. It includes terms like faculty propaganda and canyon meanings, a note on Lincoln, Temple of Heaven, and a request for ten new questions about science and history.
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New York City
Bryant Park
Public
Department of Parks
Abraham Lincoln
Pekin
China
Chicago
United States
Hudson Bay Company
Patriotism as a World Embracing Duty in Sermons
The sermon defines patriotism as love for country extended to all humanity and the kingdom of God. It portrays true patriotism as concentric circles centered on God, guiding duties to neighbors, nations, and the world, with devotion to Christ as the ultimate standard.
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Earth
Uae
God
Evangelize Georgia by Dr Elam F Dempsey
Pastor Dr Elam F Dempsey of First Methodist Athens GA outlines Georgia evangelization efforts backed by the State Representatives Department Spiritual Resources and the Interchurch World Movement.
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Elam F. Dempsey
First Methodist Church
Athens, Ga
State Representatives Department
Interchurch World Movement
Home and Ministry: Recruiting Clergy Through Family Life
In Zion's Herald Boston the editorial urges churches to recruit ministers via the home. It argues that prayerful homes inspire vocations, noting many ministers find their calling at the family altar. It stresses warming homes with visiting ministers to show the ministry's life and heroism to youth.
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Zion's Herald
Boston
News of the Markets and Cotton Prices Across Cities
The report lists yesterday's ruling cotton prices in the New York, Chicago and New Orleans exchanges, with spot market quotes from Athens to Memphis. Rosa Jones will accompany Miss Mildred Reherherford at the Villa, with a contingent including Dr. Perean Morris, Prof. John Morris, Hooper, Dr. W. H. Bocock, Tom Reed and Tom Mell as bearers.
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Athens
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Norfolk
Savannah
St. Louis
Houston
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Rosa Jones
Mildred
Herford
Perean Morris
John Morris
Hooper
W. H. Bocock
Tom Reed
Tom Mell
Percy Jones to Be Buried Here Today
Mr. Percy Jones of Atlanta, son of Dr and Mrs William L Jones and brother of Miss Rosa Jones, died yesterday in Milledgeville. He will be buried in Oconee cemetery after a funeral service at the Baptist church conducted by Rev., with arrival in Athens on the Central of Georgia. Relatives will meet him at the Seaboard Vestibule.
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Atlanta
William L. Jones
Rosa Jones
Milledgeville
Oconee
Serman
The
Baptist Church
Athens
Central of Georgia
Dunbar and wWorsey
Seaboard
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Los Angeles at 6:48 PM
A strong quake was felt in Los Angeles at 6 48 PM with no damage or panic reported. The tremor followed earlier shocks on Friday and again today, causing minor alarm among residents.
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Los Angeles
Tennis First Played by Ancient Greeks a Sport of Monarchs
Washington July 19 Tennis traces its royal lineage from Greece and Rome to medieval England and France. The piece notes Henry VII and Louis XIV’s lavish courts and gambling risks, with monarchs and ambassadors among later enthusiasts.
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Washington, D. C
Henry VII
National Geographic Society
J. R. Hildebrand
England
France
Louis X
Chaucer
Canston
Margot
Louis XIV
Paris
Henry V
Windsor ‘Castle
Castile
Certayne
Henry VIII
Maximilian
Prince of Orange
Brandenborow
Horace
Virgil
Maecenas
Rosevelt
White House
Rheumatic Pains Lighten with Cham berlain’s Lintment
J N Adams of Dublin Georgia says rheumatic pains crippled him and his farm work. He spent thirty to forty dollars on a remedy that did no good. After using Chamberlain’s Liniment he can move about without severe pains and urges others with rheumatic pains to try it.
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J. N. Adams
Dublin
Treat A Torpid Liver and Kidney Health
Advice cites liver inactivity causing constipation biliousness headaches and back pain. Claims treating only the liver fails, urging combined liver kidney and blood therapy with purgatives and patent remedies. Mentions W L Hitchcock and various potions as preferred prescriptions.
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Syeers
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