Clarke Superior Court Adjourns After Brief Session
The Clarke Superior Court met briefly yesterday morning with Judge Russell presiding. The court adjourned until the fourth Monday in November after a near unanimous vote to postpone, citing the county fair and cotton picking. Bonds for road improvement were validated. several jail cases were heard with Brown and two others fined 100 and 12 months, and Frani Kidd fined 100 for selling beer and 40 for keeping a disorderly house.
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Russell
Messrs
A. H. Hodgson
Billups Phinizy
Rossel
Clarke County
Brown
Otis Crawford
Babe Durham
Jack Talmadge
Frani Kidd
Peabody College Decision Not Yet Reached
Peabody College faced unresolved questions after trustees debated government education resolutions and opposed a new teachers' college. With J Pierpont Morgan and Samuel Spencer slated to visit the South, Morgan may scout sites and report to the board at a January meeting.
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J. Fierpont Morgan
Peabody Trustees
Commissioners of Education
Teachers’ College
J. Pierpont Morgan
Samuel Spencer
Morgan
One Cup Coffee Compromise and Cardiac Relief
An Ohio woman details a health turn after quitting coffee and switching to Postum. She explains how a daily cup worsened heart trouble and dizziness, while stopping coffee ended the symptoms and cravings. The testimonial promotes Postum by the company Battler Creek, citing the booklet The Road to Well.
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Postum
Pos‘tum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Lucy Cobb Alumnae Rally for Lucy Cobb Institute Funds
Athens appeals attract Lucy Cobb Alumnae support for a new ten thousand dollar dormitory and a music hall to front Margaret Hall. Mrs Hoke Smith pledges one thousand dollars, with Athens citizens aiming to raise the rest swiftly to expand classrooms and music facilities for the Georgia school.
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Lucy Cobb
Institute
Lacy Cobb
Alumonac
Margaret Hall
Fonds
Athens
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Lucy Cont
Lucy Cc.d
Hamilton Wright Mabrie
Glenn Lodge 76 Regular Meeting Notice Tonight
The regular meeting of Glenn Lodge No. 76 will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30. All Odd Fellows in good standing are invited to attend. CHAS T. YOUNG, N. G. G. E. STONE, Rev. Seo. Children will take Piso s Care with out objection because its taste is pleasant at druggists 250.
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Glenn Lodge No. 76
Chas T. Young
N. G. G. E. Stone
Rev
Seo
Athens Prepares to Bring State Fair Next Year
The Northeast Georgia Fair Association plans to seek the Georgia State Fair in Athens next year. They will visit Macon this month to request. the State Agricultural Society will be notified. Purses here rival Macon with several events at four hundred dollars. Athens aims to raise a twenty thousand dollar fund to cover purses and expenses, and intends to host an annual fair without games of chance.
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Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Macon
F’sk
State Agricultural Society
Athens
Georgia
Fair Association
Athena
Eva Mountford in Maryland Opera House Play
A forthcoming Thursday night performance at the opera house features Miss Mountford in the lead role. The production centers on a woman driven to assume another's identity, with mounting pressure and a sacrifice for truth. Supporting cast includes Mr Omer Grandin. George and Bond families of Baltimore are noted in the write up.
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Opera
Va Mouuntford
Maryland
Miss Mountford
Omer Grandin
Aba
George
Bond
Baltimore
Jesse M Allen Chosen as New Athens Dispensary Salesman
Athens dispensary commissioners yesterday elected Jesse M. Allen to fill the vacancy left by A L King. Allen will assume the role on November 1, the date King’s resignation becomes effective. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted for pimples blotches and bad complexion.
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Athens
Hood
Council Meets After Postponement Grants Permits
The Mayor and Council held yesterday's regular meeting with little business. Building permits were issued and routine matters reviewed. They discussed opening a new street from the College avenue bridge to the city and ordered the city engineer to prepare cost estimates for two route options along the river, awaiting report.
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College Avenue
Georgia Debates Sewanee Boys Series Arranged
Georgia and Sewanee prepare for a debate series with the first event set for December 3. Sewanee proposes Monroe Doctrine maintenance. a Georgia committee will decide positions today. November 10 selects representative places as the strongest Georgia talent competes to defend the debate.
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Sewanee
Georgia
The
Red
South
Rosalind Stars Across Centuries In As You Like It History
The piece traces Rosalind’s fame from 18th century London stages to modern American portrayals. It highlights renowned performers including Adelaide Neilson, Peg Woffington, Mary Anderson, and Elizabeth Kennedy, noting Kennedy’s rise after work in London and Australia and upcoming American debut as Rosalind in As You Like It.
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Andrey
Phebe
Touchstone
William and
Corin
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Mra Pritchard
Roaalind
Rosalind
Peg Woffington
Dancer
Barry
Miss Macklin
Mia. Siddons
Helen Faucit
Rosslinds
Adelaide Neilson
Arden
Fanny Davenport
Rose Coghlan
Louise Pomeroy
Agnes Booth
Annie Clark
Elizabeth Kennedy
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Kennedy
Now International
Pior
Glyde Fitch
Beerbohm Tree
Williamson's
Musgrove
America
Firet Rank
Night Classes at the Y M C A Opened in Athens
The Y M C A in Athens has opened night classes with small early attendance. The courses offer strong instruction for local young men and aim for broad participation. Secretary Forbes and the educational committee have worked to provide these courses. emphasis on boosting enrollment to advance the association's educational work. Eggs 20 cents a dozen at M M Arnold's. phone 188.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Athens
Forbes
Association
M. M. Arnold's
Federal Court Moves Quarters to County Court House
The Federal Court, meeting the first Monday in November, will convene at the county court house replacing Deupree Hall due to noise. U S Marshal Walter H. Johnson and Clerk A O Failer from Atlanta inspected the site and approved the move. Some furniture will be moved immediately and the court will sit there until the new Federal building is completed. The relocation may spur faster federal construction in the city.
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Federal Court
County Court House
Deaprey Hall
U. S
Walter H. Johnson
A. O. Failer
Atlanta
Court House
Deupree Hall
Federal
Clarke County Will Not Send Exhibit to State Fair
Clarke county decided not to send its agricultural exhibit to Macon for the State Fair this year citing insufficient preparation time. Officials plan to prepare the exhibit next year with hopes it will be sent to the state fair if held in Macon or Athens, ensuring Clarke county representation at the next fair.
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Athens
Clarke
Macon
Clarke County
New Building Planned for Climax Knitting Mill
J W Ingle proprietor of the Climax Knitting Mill will erect a brick two story building thirty by eighty on Oconee street near the river, vacating the current Lumpkin street pattern. He will add machinery and enlarge capacity as the new mill comes on line, claiming the Climax Mill is among the best in the south with a bright future.
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J. W. Ingle
Climax Knitting Mill
Lumpkin Street
Armory drill call and a Pain relief ad
Guards must appear at the armory for the last drill before Friday's prize drill by order of Captain W. A. Capps. An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver cleanser and headache reliever, with testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafayette, Indiana.
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W. A. Capps
DeWitt
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
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Clarke Superior Court
Peabody College
Ohio
Institute Gounds
University of Georgia
Peabody
Camilla McWhorter
Leo
Eva Miquntford
Jesse Allen
A.L. King
City Solons
Sewanee Boys
North Osrolina
Rosalinds
Miss Kennedy
Clarke County Court House
Mr. Ingle
Oconee Street
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