Athens Daily Banner Carrier Rates and Local Notices
The Athens Daily Banner outlines subscription prices and payment methods, reminds carriers must not collect, and notes Joe Brown’s gubernatorial campaign, the Glidden tour, Illinois Central strike, tensions between Italy and Turkey, and a possible Christian edict in Japan. It also mentions Georgia railroad bond scrutiny, awaiting the agriculture department investigation, and mixed expectations from supporters and opponents.
Sheriff’s duty to keep prisoners in jail amid city transfer trend
The writer questions why Georgia sheriffs rush prisoners charged with attempted murder from jails to cities for protection. It argues the practice shows sheriff nervousness or public disregard for the law and urges support for officers keeping prisoners in jail at home with proper legal protection.
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Georgia
Georgia farm output rise hinges on state college
Last year Georgia ranked fourth among union states in farm product value and aims to lead. The state stands to reach the top in total farm product value as rapid progress approaches. The State College of Agriculture is identified as the greatest agency driving the potential surge.
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Georgia
Georgia Farms
State College of Agriculture
Japan and the Philippines sovereignty debate
The Banner notes the ongoing question of permanent U S retention of the Philippines and discusses proposals to sell the islands to Japan. It argues self government for Filipinos may come soon, but until then the United States will likely keep title and sovereignty and defend it when needed.
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Philippines
United States
Japan
Philippine Islands
Atlanta Debate Over Corporal Punishment in Schools
Discussion on corporal punishment in Atlanta city schools continues with many calling for abolition while others defend the rod. Atlanta lawyer Phillip Weltner proposes a detention school for unruly children, with due process and court oversight, instead of expulsion or corporal punishment, though public acceptance is doubtful and practical use seems unlikely.
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Atlanta
Philip Welter
Weltner
Childdren's
This Date in History October 6 Through 1902 Highlights
Dates and births include Paul Scarron July 4 1610 Jenny Lind 1820 and Joshua Giddings 1795. Notable events cover a 1847 telegram, 1848 Austrian retreat, and 1902 Canadian Australian cable completion. Bishop Henry Gabriels born October 6 1838 marked by his long clerical career. Trades Union Congress adopts compulsory union membership stance. Palestine preps for Texas State Federation of Labor convention.
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Paul Scarron
Madame de Mainten ¢On
Paris
Louis Philippe
France
Joshua R. Giddings
Athens
Montriae
Philadelphia
Jenny Lind
Stockholm
Malvern
Toronton
Montreal
Vienna
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Laurete
Portugal
Gibraltar
Wilson S. Bissell
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rome
N. Y
Henry Gabriels
Ogdensburg
Wannegem
Belgium
Audenarde
Ghent
Louvain
America
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy N. Y
Gabriels
Markets Update From Athens with Cotton Futures
Athens middling prices show weakness at 9 percent while weather notes a dry hot pattern. Cotton futures at York open 9.97 to 10.11 and close varied from 9.82 to 10.13 across months with fluctuating ranges.
Unclear OCR data on commodity prices and months
Fragmentary text shows LARD and SIDES price figures with inconsistent dates and impossible entries. Other words like Jam and Spots appear misread. Overall there is no coherent report, only scrambled market figures and stray month mentions.
Timely remedy averts tragedy in Wisconsin
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin credits Dr King s New Discovery with ending her frightful cough described as consumption. She notes the medicine also helped her small son during a bronchial illness. The advertises it as a matchless throat and lung remedy priced 50 cents and 1 90 with a free trial bottle. Guaranteed by W J Smith & Bro and U R Palmer & Sons.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
U. R. Palmer & Sons
Up Pennsylvanian Teachers Open Sixteenth Annual Meeting
The Upper Peninsula Educational Association begins its sixteenth annual meeting in Houghton with a large attendance and a keynote address by Dr. P P Claxton United States Commissioner of Education. Sessions run through tomorrow with a Saturday sightseeing excursion to local smelters and points of interest.
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Houghton, Mich
Upper Peninsula Educational Association
Armory Hall
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Houghton
Is the World Growing Better
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing her long stomach and kidney trouble after other medicines failed. She endorses the tonic as a universal help for women and a top liver and kidney remedy. Available at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons for 50 cents.
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W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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