Summer school draws teachers to Athens and court of reform
Athens faces a busy summer as the big summer school and related conferences draw educators from across Georgia. Judge Cobb urges reform of judiciary selection to avoid mob rule. Postmaster nomination in Danville, Va, rejected. senatorial courtesy noted. Imports up in May while exports decline per Commerce Bureau.
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U.S
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Washington
Athens
University of Georgia
Cobb
James A. Law
Danville
Senate
Virginia
Saunders
W. R. Mitchell
Georgia
Judge Horace Holden Withdraws From Governor Race
Judge Horace Holden announced he will not run this year after widespread requests from friends across the state. He praised Holden as esteemed and capable, and his withdrawal is expected to boost the candidacy of Judge Nate Harris, whom the Telegraph predicts Holden’s supporters will back.
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Horace Holden
Holden
Telegraph
Nate
Harris
Georgia's Insane Ward Faces Growing Load In Sanitarium
The Georgia sanitarium averages 3 558 daily patients with 4 698 last year, 161 more than the year before. Progress is noted in reforms, including a nursing school, trained female nurses on wards, a feeble minded children training program, a brass band for staff and patients, and small workshop efforts to employ patients and save state funds.
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San
Day of Rest and Efficiency Examines Fatigue Studies
The article discusses the value of a weekly day of rest for fatigue recovery and efficiency. It cites Harvard Medical School physiology studies on first year medical students, showing a weekly Sunday break restores nervous tone after a week of work and may inform limits on work duration and type.
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Journal of
American Medical Association
Martin
Harvard Medical School
Health board warns health resorts can be death traps
The State Board of Health urges caution as it notes many so called health resorts are unsafe. It argues clean homes with protected water supply outperform risky mountain or sea getaways where open toilets and contaminated springs threaten guests. A Georgia mountain town hotel with high rates is cited as a surprising example.
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Emory R. Park
State Board of Health
North
Georgia
M. D
Broweisters
Hymn of Dedication at the new Central Presbyterian church
An original dedication hymn by Dr. J. W. Walden celebrates the new Central Presbyterian church. The verses praise God’s house built on Christ, the Holy Spirit’s presence, and worship within the community as a dwelling place for prayer and praise.
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Central” Presbyterian
Organization For Worship
New Central Presbyterian Church
God
Christ
House of God
How It Feels to Climb Summit of Mount Blanc
Special to The Banner Walter Woodburn Hyde describes the Mont Blanc ascent for the Nation al Geographic Society in Washington DC June 20. He details extreme cold, rarefied air, exhaustion, and the dazzling but overwhelming panoramic view as climbers struggle upward and endure two days of ice, snow, and crevasse dangers.
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Mount Blang
Washington, D. C
Walter Woodburn Hyde
Mont Blanc
Switzerland
National Geographic Society
France
Lyons
Piedmont
Lombardy
Italy
Mont Blans
Swiss
Alps
Matterhorn
Chamonix Augilles
Health hazards at health resorts prompt call for laws
A traveler admires a mountain spring water supply and a hotel lake but notes potential contamination from roaming cattle. The author argues state health law reform and funding are needed to enforce safeguards and protect both visitors and residents, urging passage of the Ellis Public Health bill.
Athens News Briefs on Church, Campaigns and Cotton
Trade at home and go to church today as Athens eyes a safe Fourth of July. Students and athletes perform well, while optimistic weather boosts hope for a near average cotton crop this year.
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Athens
Passage Describing Costs in Chamonix Area
The text notes residents earn few francs daily and pay 20 centimes for a glass of melted snow water. It explains wood must be transported from Chamonix, seven hours away, reflecting high local living costs and labor.
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Chamonix
Georgia Politicians Seek Delegates in Democratic Primary
A flood of public notices shows multiple Georgians announcing candidacies for the General Assembly Clarke County and statewide posts. Names include Samuel Tribble AS Stovall C H Arnold Jr J F Rhodes J C Brown H H Gordon H J Rowe and State Treasurer W J Pedr urging Democratic primary support through 1914.
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Georgia
AS. J. Stovall
Elberton
Clarke County
General Assembly
State of Georgia
C. H. Arnold, JR
Democratic Party
J. F. Rhodes
J. C. Brown
H. H. Gordon
H. J. Rowe
People of
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Dialogued Claims
Fragmented ad text mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh with internal use and a 15 cent price shown in an unclear Toledo bank context. Also references Hall's Family Pills and business obligations.
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Athens Daily Banner
Waycross
University and Agricultural College
Eer
Gare For the
Chero-Cola Bottling CO
Athens, GA
J. W. Walden
God of
Grace
State Board
County Boards of Health
Congress
Samuel J. Tribble
Hall
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