Commencement and Summer School Growth at University of Georgia
The piece highlights the University of Georgia and state education system, noting a large summer school cohort of about 1,500 teachers and students. It argues for earlier commencement timing and a three week faculty break, with diplomas increasingly granted in absentia to accommodate business and travel. It also touches on broader topics from science to rail freight gains and social commentary of the era.
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Athens
Agricultural College
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Athens 27 Years Ago Cold Snap Highlights 1895 Area
Athens Daily Banner reports a record cold spell with temperatures near zero and below two degrees. J C Geiger recalls steam from his laundry freezing in the air as water and wrung clothes turn to ice. Ohio colonists settle discussions in Statham as O T Hayes promotes northern immigration. Local society notes include travels of Prof William Rutherford and Rev R M Black. Streetcar workers thank Dr W B Conway and Jules Coon for delivering hot coffee during yesterday’s cold.
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Y M C A Camp at Tallulah Falls Enriches Athens Area
Athens community praises the Y M C A drive and Tallulah Falls Camp as its strongest asset. The camp covers 326 acres near the falls with a new eight acre lake, diving tower, boat house, dining hall, cabins for 80 boys and duration for girls, offering affordable, non profit summer programs from July 4 to August 1.
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Athens youths invited to Tallulah Falls Camp program
Mr Gordon announces a four week camp at Tallulah Falls offering invigorating sports and wholesome pleasures at nominal cost for boys and girls of Athens and Northeast Georgia. Applicants should contact Mr W T Forbes. train to Tallulah Falls or car travel. The event promises full capacity, scenic setting, and elevating Christian influences.
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Cardus touted by Texas woman as life changer
Dayton Texas Mrs ER Welder declares Cardus transformed her health after long suffering from womanly weaknesses and pains. She says Cardus built her up, made her well, and calls it the best medicine she has seen. The ad notes Cardus has been used by thousands of women for over 40 years and urges others to try it.
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Athens Y M C A Camp Promises Health and Morals for Youth
In the vacation period the camp offers boys and girls a guided change of scene with wholesome games and sports. It promotes health and vigor and moral development, shaping character for later life. The community owes gratitude to Mr Forbes and the camp management for their efforts.
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Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Urges Pure Greaseless Use
An advertisement promotes Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as superior to alkali high soaps. It claims it cleanses thoroughly with rich lather, rinses easily, dries hair soft and fluffy, and removes dust dirt and dandruff, noting it is cheap and greaseless. Obtainable at drug stores for family use.
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