Miscellaneous Notices and World News Snippets
A mixed set of brief notices covers carrier conduct, advertising rules, building openings, political commentary, forest hygiene, and education. Topics include warnings to subscribers about late deliveries, a prohibition on carrier collections, a new Banner building, Bryan and Lind in Mexican affairs, forest camp sanitation, large-scale timber usage on federal land, McReynolds and Standard Oil inquiries, Corsican forests, Buff alo fresh air forestry classes, Prussian school demographics, and Ohio State University’s new two plus two apprentice program in animal husbandry with student wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ohio
The Banner Moves to New Smith Block on College Avenue
The Banner announces its plant and offices have moved after ten to twelve years on Lumpkin street to the new Smith Block on College avenue opposite the First Baptist church. Friends are invited to call at the new location. phone number remains seventy five. The site is convenient to the post office Georgian hotel City Hall new courthouse Southern Mutual and other nearby points.
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The
Banner
Lumpkin Street
New Smith Block
College Avenue
First Baptist Church
New Courthouse
Southern Mutual
Clayton
Washington
Congress of Health Not Disease at School Hygiene Congress
At the Fourth International Congress of School Hygiene the movement shifts from disease to health. Exhibits emphasize positive health, outdoor activity, and preventive care, highlighting clean teeth, healthy bodies, and access to air and sunlight. Delegates urge focus on sound development and rational living to ensure future generations live healthful, normal lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York School
Public Schools Athletic League
Cincinnati
Revolution in Fire Fighting Reaches Athens Aboard Modern Gear
Athens attends a New York meeting of the International Association of Fire Chiefs. The city reports low fire losses and high protection, with a modern department employing auto trucks and horses. Five years of apparatus changes show steam engines still vital, while gasoline pumps and chemical wagons rise, ladder trucks gain prominence, and high pressure mains remain costly but influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
New York
International Association of Fire Chiefs
This Date in History September 2 Highlights
Entries recount events and births on September 2 across years: the U S Treasury act 1789, Moreau death 1813, Eugene Field born 1850, McClellan named 1862, Ohio governor Anderson died 1895, Dervishes defeated at Omdurman 1898, storm deaths 1912, and notable birthdays of Jenks and others.
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Arevere Cone
Department of the Treasury
Congress
Gen. Moreau
Napoleon
Dresden
Eugene Field
St. Louis
Chicago
Gen. McClellan
Washington
Charles Anderson
Ohio
Paducah
Louisville
Omdurman
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Markets Closed for Labor Day as US, UK trade pauses
American markets from New York to Chicago were closed for Labor Day while foreign exchanges remained open. Liverpool cotton stocks totaled 572 183 bales with American 397 935. spot prices showed firm tone as mid and lower grades traded. Futures closed firm with September to August spreads listed and sales around 7 000.
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New York
New Orleans
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Africa
Good Form And Etiquette In Public Life
A late 19th or early 20th century note extols everyday manners in crowded settings. It urges not staring at others, avoiding pointing, and yielding to officials. It discusses polite conduct, bowing, and not obstructing sidewalks, plus courteous behavior when accepting social invitations and when traveling with small luggage and seaside bags.
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Becribera
Mr. Bryan
Chautauquas
Lind
Mexico
Huerta
Soto Belt
Uncle Sam's Forest Rangers
McReynolds
Standard Oil Company
Corsica
America
N. Y
Prussia
Dr. P. P., Claxton
United States
Congress OF Health
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Keke Kee Ees
Wilson
China
St. Clair
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan
Jenks
Mt. Morris
Knox
Indiana University
Cornell
Department of Politics
New York University
United States Immigration Commission
Archduchess Elizabeth
Francis Joseph
Montgomery Schuyler, Jr
Ecuador
Ae Ot Henrietta Crosman
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Frederick Starr
William W. Finley
Southern Railway Company
Sumner S. Kimball
United States Lifesaving Service
Henry D. Flood
Virginia
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Progressive Party
T “Lee
Athens Railway & Electric Co
Crucedale Greenhouse
S. Lumpkin St
Orr’s School
S. P. Orr
Wray Street
Athens, Georgia
Linton
Linton Spring Water CO
Athens, Ga
New
Jim Smith
Athens Engineering CO
Georgia National Bank
John J. Wilkins
Thos. P. Vincent
W. P. Brooks
Chandler
Asset
Eston Eppes
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