World War A Year Ago Today Sept 11 Chronicle
The World War A Year Ago Today Sept 11 item notes General French's British column pursuing Von Kluck's army on the Ourcq while French forces push Grand Duke Albrecht north of the Saulx. Verdun sees German resistance. Joffre masses troops on the allied left. Servians capture Semlin. Montenegrins join to march on Sarajevo.
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von Kluck
Ourcq
Grand Duke Albrecht
Saulx
Verdun
Joffre
Semlin
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Sarajevo
Bornia
Recall of Austro Hungarian envoy strains US ties
The United States demands recall of Austro Hungarian envoy Dr Dumba after evidence of inciting strikes in munitions factories for the Allies. If Austria-Hungary supports him relations may break off. if disavowed, relations could resume amid worries over Count Von Bernstroff and German ambassador conduct.
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Dr. Dumba
United States
State Department
Austria-Hungary
Count von Bernstroff
Courtesy and care boost business and city growth
A column urges every Athens citizen to practice courtesy and cordial treatment of shoppers and visitors. It argues hospitality attracts trade, new residents, and investment, citing Athens as a model of welcoming service and urging a shared effort to make strangers feel valued.
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Athens
Helping Others The Creed Of Service From A Teachings
A devotional verse by D. G. B emphasizes serving others as honoring God the Father. The speaker quotes Jesus urging acts of love and tender care for those in need as the path to serving the divine. The refrain lauds loving the Father by serving the brother and helping others.
Japan as the Friend of China
The piece argues Japan’s policy toward China centers on friendship and mutual protection amid European warfare and shifting power in the Far East. It warns of European encroachment and urges China and Japan to unite to safeguard their lands, noting Kiaochow’s recent seizure from Germany and a pledge to restore it to China.
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Japan
China
Europe
Far East
Kiaochow
Germany
Kizochow
Dr R E Park To Address Colored Teachers
Dr R E Pars head of the English department at the University of Georgia will speak to the teachers of the colored schools in the city on Monday afternoon during a one session normal institute. Superintendent Bond will oversee the business portion of the meeting.
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R. E. Pars
University of Georgia
Teachers of the
Colored Schools of
Bond
Extension of Credit Saved from Prison
Bob Harris, a colored man, was arraigned in justice court on a misdemeanor charge for skipping a board bill. Investigators found an understood agreement with his landlady Rhody Johnson to extend credit, which cleared the case as the charge was dropped.
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Bob Harris
Justice Court
Harris
Rhody Johnson
Wanted Officer To Pick Pocket
A frightened man near the Seaboard Air Line station asked Officer John Short to pick his pocket after a live leather wing hat was slipped into his coat pocket. The man feared to remove the item himself and pleaded for police help.
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Athens
Seaboard Air Line
John Short
Far East relations and China Japan balance in Iyenaga essay
The article reviews China Japan ties with emphasis on mutual respect and strength. It argues Japan seeks a self reliant but strong neighbor China and warns against underestimating Chinese resilience amid European pressure. It notes China’s weakness complicates the Japan path and urges even tempered diplomacy for lasting peace in the Far East.
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Russia
Manchuria
Far East
China
Jauan
Japan
Korea
T. Iyenaga
American Review of Reviews
Gary and Practical Flamé Dress Making Lessons
Prepared for this newspaper by Pictorial Review, the feature presents practical dress making lessons with focus on Flamé fabrics, sewing tips, patterns, and finishing techniques designed for home sewers.
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Gary
Practical
Pictorial Review
Gasly &Practical
Fiamé
Paris Autumn Frock Adaptation with Furs and Silk Vest
A Paris Autumn dress idea in tan faille with beaver fur trim and a novelty silk vest. The three piece skirt features gathered top and full lower folds, with detailed sewing steps and measurements. Beaver fur remains a leading fashion choice as brown felts trend upward, offered in sizes 32 through 46.
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Paris
If You See a Gold Brick Duck It Ad Warning
An editorial warns readers to scrutinize advertisers behind ads. It cautions that striking copy is pointless if the person or company backing the ad is an unknown quantity and urges trust in the newspaper’s endorsement and reputation.
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Buncombe
Lodge Directory Listings Almanac Style
Gleena Lodge No 75 I O O F meets Tuesday nights at Oda Fellows Hall Max Joseph Building all brethren invited. Athens B P O E No 790 meets Wednesday nights 830 at lodge quarters Broad and Lumpkin streets. Classic City Council No 375 U C T holds meetings first and third Saturdays in K of P Hall Clayton Street. Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons meets every third Tuesday 8 pm in Max Joseph Building. Geo B Davis Camp 292 W O W meets Wednesdays in Woodmen Hall Max Joseph Building 8 pm. Williams Lodge No 15 I O O F meets Mondays in Charltons Hall Max Joseph Building. Mt Vernon Lodge F and A M No 22 meets Thursdays at Masonic Hall Max Joseph Building Clayton Street. St Elmo Lodge K of P No 40 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays 806 Castle Hall Jester Building Clayton Street. Visiting Knights invited.
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Gleena Lodge
Oda
Max Joseph
J. M. Henson
N. G. H. L. Garebold
R. Ss
Athens
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
R. O. Arnold
E. R. Clare D. Heidlrer
Classic City Council
P. Hall
Jester Building
Clayton Street
I. A. Bradberry
John Roberts
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
A. L. Harper
T. Summerlin
Sec
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
W. W. Beacham
C. C. John Mappin
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
L. N. Betts
W. M
J. G. Quinn
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Zhone
John C. Charles
T. H. Nickerson
K. of R
Individual Gifts Inspire Hidden Strength Across Humanity
A Ruskin quote asserts that every person possesses a unique gift, no matter how small, and when used well, this talent enriches the entire race. It emphasizes intrinsic value, universal potential, and personal responsibility to contribute meaningfully.
Square meal riddle and tree blossoms noted
The item cites a riddle about a square meal with steak potatoes biscuits pie and coffee from the Toledo Blade. It mentions the cagsia tree blossoms and natives of partes India relying on food sources for a large event.
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Toledo Blade
Parte
India
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