Newspaper Rates and Notices From Athens Daily Banner
The Athens Daily Banner lists delivery options and rates, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and prohibits carriers from collecting. a round of brief items notes Georgia cotton picker record, University of Georgia enrollment, Jacksonville Beatty murder film ban, Arizona statehood, Maine prohibition vote, New Orleans marriage fees, Georgia tax value rise, and Clarke county's contribution to the increase.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Cuba to Abolish Lottery System Soon
The Cuban government, despite earning large sums from the lottery, is likely to abolish the lottery system in the country at an early date.
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Cuba
Professor Garman Proposes Buffalo Gnat Pellagra Theory
Kentucky professor Garman advances the idea that the buffalo gnat causes pellagra. He notes early theories abound and that confirmed facts about the disease are scarce, with more evidence to come on the subject.
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Garman
Kentucky
Binford girl kept off stage in New York morality stance
It notes moral sentiment in New York to exclude the Binford girl from performance. The piece observes that while other vile acts may appear on stage, preserving the girl in the background is a positive, corrective step in public taste.
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New York
Binford
Supreme Court Faces Knotty German Antitrust Enforcement
The Supreme Court wrestles with questions stemming from enforcing German antitrust law. The statute may be sound, but its application is slow, as violators gain time to harm the public while cases linger through the courts.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Chicago businessman's Morals Claim Sparks Nationwide Debate
R. T. Crane releases a statement criticizing the morals of the average college boy. Dr. Charles W. Dabney, president of the University of Cincinnati, responds in a card denying Crane's claims as unfounded after many years in higher education.
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R. T. Crane
Chicago
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Crane
France Pulls Purse Strings Over Morocco Crisis
France uses finance to influence Germany in the Moroccan dispute. Paris bankers recall loans and German obligations through Swiss banks, dampening German rhetoric and nudging toward peace. The move, backed by the government, reshapes tension and signals French leverage in North Africa policy.
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France
Germany
Morocco
Paris
Building Better School Houses in Georgia
An editorial urges modernization of rural and urban school buildings in Georgia. It stresses proper light and ventilation, sound architecture, and cost efficiency, noting cities lead in quality and rural areas lag. The piece praises a healthy state-wide movement to improve educational facilities for children.
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Georgia
Aeroplanes Evaluate Mail Delivery Potential
Tests this week will judge if aeroplanes can reliably deliver United States mail and newspapers. Proponents predict faster, more satisfactory service and a revolution in government postal work. Experiments explore expanding air transport for mail and other services, noting railroads may face competition in time.
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United States Mail
This Date in History September 13
September 13 marks a chain of historical notes: 1742 Faneuil Hall in Boston completed and presented to the town. 1759 Quebec taken by Britain after the death of General Wolfe. 1785 Benjamin Franklin returns to Philadelphia. 1788 New York becomes U S capital. 1806 death of Charles James Fox. 1814 British attack Fort Bowyer near Mobile. 1821 Albany and Schenectady Railroad opens in New York. 1841 Abel Upshur becomes Navy Secretary. 1845 reinterment of Daniel Boone in Kentucky. 1881 death of Gen Ambrose Burnside. 1894 McKeesport centennial. 1905 attack on Admiral Togo's flagship. Glengarry County Ontario note on a Canadian writer and missionary scholar born 1860.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Quebec
Mobile
Ala
Albany and Schenectady
New York
Abel P. Upshur
Virginia
Daniel Boone
Frankfort
Ambrose E. Burnside
McKeesport
Togo
Eeeenna
Ralph Connor Born in Canada on Birthday
Rev Charles William Gordon, famed author Ralph Connor, was born in Canada. The note marks his birthday and references his literary renown under the pen name Ralph Connor.
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Charles William Gordon
Ralph Connor
Macabees to Boost Rates in Great Camp Session
Port Huron Mich September 12 The special session of the Great Camp Knights of the Modern Macca bees opened with plans to raise assessment rates to cover losses from mature certificates and age and death benefits. A substantial group of members opposes the hike and proposes cutting salaries and sinecures to trim costs rather than raising rates.
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Port Huron
Mich
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
The
Maccabees
Membersip
Quick Recovery Tip for Sprained Ankle Speedy Healing Claim
The passage asserts that a sprained ankle normally disables a man for three to four weeks. It claims that using Chamberlain's Liniment freely immediately after injury and following directions on each bottle can cure in two to four days. The text ends with a garbled note about sales.
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Chamberlain
St Andrews Opens 500th Anniversary Celebration in Scotland
Delegates from universities and learned societies gather in St Andrews to mark the 500th anniversary of the University of St Andrews founded in 1411. Noted Americans attending include Josiah Royce of Harvard, Bernard Moses of California, and Leonard Stejneger for the Smithsonian. The event recalls education before the university’s founding and the era’s scholarly exchange.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
University of St. Andrews
Josiah Royce
Harvard University
Bernard P. Moses
University of California
Leonard Stejneger
Smithsonian Institution
St. Andrews
Bishop Wardlaw
University
City Time Central of Georgia Train Schedule
The Central of Georgia Railroad departs for Macon daily at 7 30 a m and 4 35 p m. Trains arrive from Macon daily at 1 05 p m and 10 20 p m.
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Central OF Georgia R. R
Macon
Athens Train Schedule Notes Concrete Time Table
Train departures and arrivals for Athens City Eastern time list multiple numbers and routes. Southern Railway schedule shows No 261 mixed train at 9 35 am and No 237 regular passenger at 7 25 pm while Georgia Railroad times include 7 00 am departure and 12 15 pm arrival with additional 4 08 pm and 8 50 pm entries.
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Southern Railway
Athens
Epart
Georgia Railroad
Gainesville Midland Train Schedule 1911
Effective June 1 1911 the Gainesville Midland lists daily mixed arrivals at 8:00 p m and 10 20 a m with Sunday only arrivals at 7 55 p m and 10 40 a m. Departures show mixed daily except Sunday at 4 15 p m and 6 30 a m with Sunday only departures at 7 45 a m and 5 00 p m.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Gainesville Midland
Mt Vernon Masonic and Fraternal Lodge Directory
Mt Vernon and Keystone chapters meet weekly or monthly at Max Joseph building. Listings include Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M St Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias Athens B P C E No 790 Williams Lodge No 15 IOOF Oliver Encampment No 14 Geo B Davis Camp 292 W CW and Glenn Lodge No 75 IOOF with meeting nights and locations plus visiting notices. Ends with a brief joke about a daring aviator.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mt Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph
Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
W. M
Clare D. Heidler
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Clayton and
Wall Streets
J. B. Gamble
C. C
T. H. Nickerson
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E. R. Geo
H. Palmer
Gee’y
Oliver
Odd Fellows
Davison-Nicholson Co
G. A.tucker
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Harold Tuck
Garebol
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