Dr Morgan's Influence Grows In Athens During Bible Conference
The presence of Dr G Campbell Morgan in Athens strengthens community spirit as his Bible Conference sessions draw crowds. His clear, simple expositions attract laypeople and ministers alike, inspiring many to align their lives with stronger religious aims. Preachers statewide plan to spread his messages Georgia wide. Athens eyes potential as permanent home for Morgan.
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G. Campbell Morgan
Athens
Morgan
Georgia
Debating U S Army Size and Economic Policy
The piece argues against overzealous budget cutting that would cripple a prepared reserve. It warns that lowering the standing army or funding for reserve camps risks national security and that prudent economizing must preserve a capable defense while avoiding wasteful excess.
Senator Walsh Pleased With Athens Hospitality
Athens daily notes Senator Patrick Walsh greeted warmly at the Athens Opera House and taken around the city before leaving for Americus for a speaking engagement. The piece also covers local topics from White Caps investigations to births and deaths registers and a cottage prayer meeting.
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Walsh
Athens
Patrick Walsh
Opera House
Macon
Northern
Americus
Heart to Heart Talks on Self and Growth
The piece discusses when a person discovers their inner self and the shift from vanity to service. It compares personal growth to resurrection and dying to a former self to live better, citing the example of Jesus and the need for seeds to die to live.
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Ates
Jesus
Christ
Spring Fever Remedies and Athens Visit Highlight Local News
An article blends home remedies for spring fever with gardening as fitness and mood boosters. It praises fresh air, garden work, and simple foods like radishes onions and jacketed potatoes. It also notes Athens hosting editors from Eighth and Ninth districts, praises the chamber of commerce, and commends City leaders for the event in Winder.
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Associated Press Press
Andrew ¢. Erwin
Bowdre Phinizy
H. J. Rowe
Meriden Addressel
Athens Publishing CO
Athens
Athens Publishing Company
Banner-Herald
OR. R. H. Bishop
Arwnge
E. W. Carroll
Tig
Barrow
The
State University
George Thomas
M. J. Abney
Chamber of Commerce
Daily News
Bannet Herald
Rhda
Winder
Carreker Joins State University Summer School Faculty
Supt. H B Carreker has accepted a position as a faculty member at the State University summer school. He will oversee english literature and the fundamentals of english including preparation for the state examination. The program aims to train hundreds of teachers across the state for classroom work.
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H. B. Carreker
State University
Carreker
Coal costs and shipping show imbalance in industry
An analysis from the National Coal Association notes the delivered coal price of 31 dollars and 00 cents per ton with 51.50 going to rail freight and 48.50 to the mine, of which 32.88 goes to miners as wages. The data highlights a 60 percent higher rail cost versus mining.
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Bete
National Coal Association
Book Reviews By Virginia Lott
Virginia Lott reviews If Winter Comes by A M Hutchinson and Her Father's Daughter by Gene Stratton Porter. Hutchinson’s tale centers on Ife in an English village before and during war with Dickensian character depth. Porter’s California setting showcases Linda Strong in a bright, hopeful story that ends happily.
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Virginia Lott
Lucy Cobb Institute
M. Hutchinson
Ife
Dickens
Mark Sabre
Mabel
Hi Jinks
Gene Stratton Porter
Legion
Limberlost
California
Mrs. Porter
Indiana
Linda Strong
Mrs. Potter
Humane Society Contest Opens For Students Nationwide
Albany reports a national contest inviting school children and adults to design humane posters. Prof J B Stewart of the University analyzes the project while Athens hosts discussions on summer school participation. The entry seeks to convey humane ideas through student artwork and public school involvement.
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Albany
United States
J. 8
Stewart
University
Athens
Mr. Carrek
Athens Voters Steady in Pursuit of Good Government
Larry Gantt notes Athenians historically unite to favor honest, fair, and just governance. He recalls Speer Candler and Prohibition battles highlighting unity between laborers and citizens. The piece emphasizes democracy, primary elections, and women’s vote strengthening moral, lawful administration in Athens.
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Judge Speer
Speer- Candler
Emory Speer
Athens
Republican Party
Democrats of
Citizens Party
R. K. Reaves
Georgia
South
Friends of Prohibition
Bob Lampkin
Hugh Taylor
Clarke County
Prohibition
Adit
Ihs
National Be Kind to Animals Week and Humane Sunday Planned
The American Humane association in Albany announces Be Kind to Animals Week from April 24 to 29 and Humane Sunday on April 30. Clergy nationwide urged to promote kindness from pulpits. Cash prizes in a poster contest for various age groups. An essay contest for Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls on animal protection, with submissions due by May 2 at headquarters.
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American Humane Association
Albany
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