Georgia Special Notice and War Era Reflections
A mixed special notice cites that no carrier should collect subscriptions and laments weather and wartime sentiments. It touches on Fay case alleged conspiracy, stamps as burglar loot, currency, Venizelos in Greece, Georgia education funding, and political leaders in Washington. It also mentions Georgia Auburn game preparations and a court of appeals ruling on fighting and character in murder trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Court of Appeals
Business Outlook Buoyed by Banking System and War-Era Policy
The piece asserts continued business strength through the year, crediting the Wilson administration and the federal reserve banking system for stability and avoidance of panic. It notes optimism across regions, pent-up cotton sales, and a higher fall trade expected by December 1, with Thanksgiving framed as a season of gratitude despite ongoing tasks.
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Ughout
Federal Reserve Bank
Wilson
Mexico
Europe
United States
Georgia State Fair draws crowds to Macon
The Georgia State Fair in Macon attracts thousands from across the state. The event educates and inspires, showcasing agricultural and industrial progress. Athens contributes with a strong College of Agriculture exhibit, and local fairs have historically benefited Athens and its region.
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Georgia
Macon
Athens
State College of Agriculture
The Golden Harvest Poem Recollection
Autumn brings golden treasures as recast hours of summer and spring. The speaker notes a gift of time molded by D. G. B. and linked to seasons passing.
Reading Readers in Farm and Fireside Commentary
Herbert Quick argues that true reading is loving engagement with great minds. He praises Darwin Spencer Emerson Irving Lamb and other authors as sources of deep insight and lifelong inspiration.
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Herbert Quick
Farm and Fireside
Farm
Spencer
Emerson
Irving
Charles Lamb- Ané
Potash shortage prompts substitute studies in Georgia
Atlanta reports the state department of agriculture warns of an upcoming potash shortage affecting fertilizer output next year. Analyses are made of plant food from feedstuffs for horses and cows to educate farmers on maximizing milk butter beef and fertilizer results. Also updates on oil investigations, road improvements, and warehouse measures in Georgia.
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Atlanta
State Department’ of Agriculture
Rules Committee
John D. Walker
Senate
Ansley Hotel
Walker
State Farmers’ Union
Representative Shipp
House
Adams
Farmers’ Union
James RB. Price
Department of Agriculture
Railroad Commission
How to Grow Young at Fifty in The American Magazine
A man near fifty describes a doctor advised plan to reverse aging. He weighed sixteen pounds above average for his age and height and followed gradual weight loss, daily brisk walking, breathing exercises, increased water intake, and routine baths with a firm rub-down. He swapped a car for mobility and kept a health journal to track chest and leg measurements.
House to Decide on Bills Before Extra Convention
Banner's Special Correspondence from Atlanta notes the Georgia legislature faces an extra session. The supreme court's view on matters germane to the subject may guide admissibility of bills offered for introduction, with the Stark soft drink bill among items anticipated.
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Banner
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Georgia House Hints Revenue Bills May Feature in Special Session
Speaker Burwell heads from Atlanta to North Georgia and notes Supreme Court language allowing the special session to consider revenue measures. He says the Carroll decision could expand debate on what bills are eligible and whether revenue legislation can be passed to carry out the governor’s objectives, signaling broader potential for revenue measures.
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Supreme Court
Carroll
Wright
General Assembly
W. H. Burwell
Atlanta
North Georgia
Stark
Burwell
House
Prominent Colored Educator in Athens
Rev Richard D Stinson principal of the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute attends the A M E Conference in Athens. He is noted for leading a great educational effort training colored youth and advancing educational work.
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Athens
Richard D. Stinson
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
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Iparriers
Veniselos
Greece
California
England
France
Kaiser
Serbia
Belgium
Carranza
Jack Frost
Texas
the State Fair
State
Lave
D. G. Bickers
Oil Department
W. J. Harris
Federal Trade Board
Atlanta, Ga
R. B. Davison
Prison, Commission
Tennyson
Iocranatee
Thedford
John L, Arnold
Athens, Ga
Guaranty Investment and Loan Company
American State Bank
John J. Wilkins
Randall
Freeman
Ford
Sasnett & Yow
Clayton St
Orr’s School
Athens Business College
S. P. Orr
Wray St
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