Public debate and health notes mix in Georgia coverage
A Georgia newspaper column reflects on public targets and the Frank trial while praising Dr. Soule’s work in Georgia. It discusses segregation in treasury offices, tax fairness, and the push for honest state assessments. Typhoid vaccination lowers Athens area cases, urging continued protection. Capitol Gossip notes endorse Andrews for consul and hopes for Col. J. Lindsay Johnson in China, urging Southern representation in civil service consulates.
Modern Life Saving Rules For Electric Shock
A century of hazards calls for new emergency knowledge. The Banner prints the approved electric shock resuscitation rules from national medical and technical authorities. The telephone plant manager has used them to save two men recently. Read and keep this guide handy for quick reference.
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New Times
A Chair of Southern History for Peabody Teachers College
The article urges establishing a chair of Southern history at Peabody Teachers College Nashville, inspired by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Miss Rutherford advocates placing such chairs in Southern universities, praising Georgia’s Peabody school and noting rising teacher training and summer courses.
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Peabody Teachers’ College
Nashville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Southern University
Southern College
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
University
Georgia
South
Guarding Against Disease Promotes Public Health
A critique notes the need for schools to teach disease prevention and highlights progress from medical and public health efforts. It points to the International Congress on School Hygiene in Buffalo August 25 to 30 and urges official community representation to learn effective prevention methods and curb preventable illness.
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Buffalo
This Date in History on July 30
July 30 entries recount 1603 Champlain defeats Iroquois near Ticonderoga and 1711 British colonial fleet sails from Boston for Canada. 1912 Matsuhito dies. 1843 William Mann born. later notes honor birthdays of Henry Du Pont and others. Containances celebrate Governor Mann’s 70th birthday with obituaries and civic milestones.
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Champlain
Ticonderoga
Boston
Canada
William Penn
Pensylvania
Rushcombe
England
London
Continental Congress
Duke of Richmond
United States
Hartsburg
Richard Rush
Philadelphia
Prince Karl Otto von Bismarck
Matsuhito
Japan
Tokio
Terehe UF
William Hodges Mann
Virginia
Williamsburg, Va
Brownsburg
Nottoway County
Oldest Navy Officer on Retired List Aged 91
The article notes the oldest officer on the United States Navy retired list is 91 years old, highlighting a long career with distinguished service. It mentions his rank, years of active duty, and continued involvement with veterans' organizations.
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United States Navy
Capitol Gossip on Andrews and Consular Posts
Atlanta July 23 Walter Andrews of Atlanta receives broad support in the House for a Consul General post in Paris. Roosevelt era civil service rules hinder the appointment, with whispers a suspension may occur in a separate Augusta case. Debate centers on South representation in consular service as Panama Canal opening nears and trade with South America and the Orient grows.
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Fred Lewis
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Walter Andrews
Wilson
Paris
Andrews
Georgia
Roosevelt
United States
Civil Service
E. T. Brown
Pressley
Augusta
J. Lindsey Johnson
Rome Tribune
Shanghai
Johnson
House
Senate
Rosevelt
South
South America
The
Orient
Panama Canal
Southern industry and political future in Georgia
The article debates southern trade needs and appointing Southern men to foreign posts, urging agitative action. It discusses Governor Slaton’s stance on a U.S. Senate bid, possible candidates, and the ongoing race. It critiques state fiscal moves to pay teachers, proposes funding via a mill tax or revised tax measures, and notes legislative delays in salaries.
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House Committee
Peter
Paul
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Perry
State House
Treasury
McMichael
Marion
Southern Officials Presented With Loving Cup
Raleigh dispatch reports Colonel Alexander Boyd Andrews first vice president of Southern Railway receiving a silver loving cup from the Georgia Law Department in honor of his seventy second birthday and long service. The gift was presented by a 80 member committee headed by Hamilton McWhorter and includes a formal inscription. Andrews replies with gratitude noting deep friendship and esteem from the department.
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Raleigh
Alexander Boyd Andrews
Southern Railway Company
Law Department
Georgia
Hamilton McWhorter
Sanders McDaniel
Joseph B. Cumming
N. E. Harris
J. W. Bennett
Georgia Law Department
Col. Andrews
The
Southern Railway
Andrews
Richmond and Danville
Raleigh and Gaston
North Carolina Railroad
Richmond and
Danville
Judge McWhorter
N. C
A. B. Andrews
Messrs
Jos. B. Cumming
Gentlemet
Loving Cup
Sam
Rid Your Children of Worms with Kickapoo Candy
Rid your children of worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms regulates bowels and restores health. Mrs J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois says she has used it for years and would not be without it. Guaranteed at all druggists or by mail price 25c Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
Louis
Markets Dry Weather in Texas Drive Short Covering
New York cotton closed 3 to 10 points higher as dry conditions in Texas spurred covering. Prices opened steady with a modest rise, later gains from new crops and belated shorts. Liverpool firmed, July up 15 points on covering, with Texas rain as a key strength factor. Old crops advanced 13 to 15 points on western shorts' covering.
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New York
Texas
Liverpool
Texas News
Conner conflict over Dr. Soule noted in Tennessee speech
The speaker condemns remarks about Dr. Soule by a local figure named Conner, clarifying that this Conner is not the same Captain Conner who serves as president of the State College of Agriculture board of trustees. The distinction aims to avoid confusion amid regional leadership roles.
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Ternessee
Conner
Dr. Soule
Capt. Conner
The
State College of Agriculture
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A Pennsylvania farmer Mr W S Gunsalus of Fleming P O Pa testifies I have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and find it excellent I always keep a bottle and recommend it to friends For sale by all dealers adv
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Chamberlain
W. S. Gunsalus
Pennsylvania
Fleming
P. O
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
The Best Hot Weather Tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic enriches the blood and strengthens the whole system to withstand the depressing effects of the hot summer. Soc.
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Soc
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Athens Banner
H. J. Rowe
Athens Daily Banner
Frank
Roan
Burwell
Anderson
Huerta
Treasury Department
Athens
Capitol
J. Lindsay Johnson
China
Y. Doubleu C. A
William H. Mann
Petersburg
Henry A. du Pont
Delaware
Robert J. Burdett
John Sharp Williams
Misissippi
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman
William E. Huntington
Boston University
James H. Watmough
Capitol Gossip
John M. Slaton
Slaton
United States Senate
Hoke Smith
Jos. M. Brown
Brown
Southern
Chicago
Spota
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