Washingtons Push to Block Brinson Railroad Plan
Washington leaders join Athens and civic groups to oppose turning the Brinson road toward Augusta. Judge William Wynne and officials plan a barbecue for the Brinson party including engineers and bankers as they review a 100 mile line and discuss extending the road toward Savannah within eighteen months.
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Brinson
William Wynne
Washington Chamber of
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New York
Waynesboro
Athes
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens
John F. Wallace
Anthony Shoals
James Imbrie
Imbrie & Co
Cramer
Equitable Trust Co
Hheesasee
Thomson
Savannah
R. H. Pharr
W. O. Bobo
F. W. Gilbert
K. A. Wilheit
R. D. Callaway
William Wynne, Sr
L. D. Faver
Louis Quin
J. B. Green
A. W. Simpson
T. M. Nabers
M. W. Williams
Phil Rosenberg
D. C. C. Binns
Mrs. R. C. Norman
Baseball Notes on Pitchers and Players Across Leagues
Manager Mack of the Athletics signs star pitcher Pennock. Chick Gandil shines with Clark Griffith’s Washington. Reds start Eastern tour with three straight over the Dodgers. Pirates push toward leaders with Donlin Wagner and Hoffman in regular lineup. Cleveland’s Wean Gregg hits well while Boston’s McDonald keeps up strong play at third. Baltimore’s Jack Dunn touts Bill Bergan as best catcher in the International League. Traverse City flaunts pitcher Kirby in Michigan league. Wells has seven straight Wis-Il league wins. Chouinard joins Menomonee team after White Sox stint. Ferguson aids Memphis in Southern League race. Burlington leads the Central Association. Superior tops in Nebraska league. Duluth and Superior draw small crowds despite strong forms in Central-International play.
Northwest University students dazzle with odd Bible knowledge
A New York Tribune report notes 139 students tested on eight Bible questions. Only 12 hit 75 percent while 91 scored below 50 percent. many offered misspelled book names and misidentified figures, prompting calls for a formal Bible study syllabus.
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Northwest
New York Tribune
Duderominy
Goshua
Sal
Georgia Babies Talk to Mothers on Summer Diarrhea
The Georgia State Board of Health urges mothers to prevent summer diarrhoea in infants through proper feeding and hygiene. It warns against early solid foods, emphasizes breast feeding up to nine or ten months, and advises gradual weaning, regular meals, and more water in hot weather. It notes overfeeding and improper feeding as common causes and outlines emergency care for suspected intestinal illness.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Board of Health
Georgia
The South Should Raise More Live Stock Says Tradesman
A Tradesman urges the South to boost livestock to feed workers and gain prosperity. He cites rising April 1912 livestock receipts across seven western markets, total year gains, and export values, arguing corn, cotton seed, and mixed diets support healthier fattening of cattle, hogs, and other meat stock.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Department of Commerce and Labor
Appendicitis and Care From a Medical Guide
Dr. David H. Reeder of La Porte Indiana explains appendicitis origins and risks. He describes the vermiform appendix location in the right abdomen and how irritation, constipation, and intestinal crowding can lead to inflammation, suppuration, perforation, and potential danger without proper treatment. He outlines fever types and home remedies, urging medical guidance.
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David H. Reeder
la Porte
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