Knapp Life Shaped Southern Agricultural Reform
A detailed obituary of Dr Seaman A Knapp recounts his New York roots born 1823, rise as educator and farmer in Iowa, and pioneering 1908 demonstration work across the South. It notes his leadership at Iowa State College, farm innovations, and the global reach of his mission.
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Seaman A Knapp
Essex County
New York
Washington, D. C
Troy Conference Seminary
Union College
Maria B. Hotchkisee
Ripley College
Vermont
Vinton
Iowa
Jaws Seta For
Western Stock Journal
Partner
Iowa State College
Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
China
Japan
Philippines
Orient
Europe
Porto Rico
Withes
Krapp
Roelead Addison
Macaulas
Irvine
Hle
Himkin
New York State
Litthy Seaman Knapp
Troy
Sit
Socrates
Horace Greeley
Gladstone
Livestock Association
James Wilson
Dr. Knapp
Farmer Wilson
United States
Knapp
Dr. Knipp
Physicianug
Louisiana
Northwest
South
Barrow
University of Georgia
Terrell
Texas
Congress
Mississippi
General Eduation Board of
Southern Corn Club
Russia
Brazil
Engl
South Africa
Argentina
Fr . Flunkett
Siam
Forrest Crissey
Dr Knapp
Knapp School
General Education Board of New York
Knapp School of Country Life
Peabody College
Nashville
Gallilee
Son of God
Judea
Pape’s Diapepsia Promises Fast Stomach Relief
A sour upset stomach is eased in minutes by Pape’s Diapepsin. The ad touts quick, certain relief from indigestion, gas, heartburn, belching, and dyspepsia with a harmless remedy. It urges families to keep a fifty cent case on hand for daytime or nocturnal stomach disturbances.
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Pape
We Never Forget Early Home Cures and Arnica Salve
According to science, the items tied to early home life include Bucklen's Arnica Salve once used by mothers and grandmothers to treat burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains and bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit. Unrivaled for piles corners or cold sores. Only 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Dudley Files Candidacy for First Ward Alderman Seat
A. G. Dudley announces candidacy for alderman in the First ward subject to Democratic primary action. He seeks election to the city council while awaiting party process and voter endorsement.
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A. G. Dudley
Geologist Affirms Panama Canal Culebra Slides Not Endangering Project
Donald F. MacDonald, geologist to the isthmian canal commission, argues the Culebra cut slides never threatened completion. He explains four slide types, their progression, and that slope angle adjustment will make the cut stable, with erosion control and ventilation through dredging and vegetation support.
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Donald F. MacDonald
Isthmian Canal Commission
Cuwhebra Cut
Culebra
MacDonald
Obispo
Empire
Isthmus
Atlantic
Pacific
Culebra Cut
McDonald
Judge to rule on Vaughan injunction against Athens fire hall
Mrs J B Vaughan sues mayor and council to stop building a Washington Street fire hall. Judge C H Brand heard most of the arguments yesterday and will decide in a few days. He is busy with terms across counties and will return to hear more chambers cases this afternoon.
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J.B. Vaughan
City of
Athens
Washington Street
Thomas
Foundry
C. H. Brand
Chambers
Monroe
Great Revival Tent Arrives for Orr Lot Campaign
The tent for the upcoming revival meeting arrives for a campaign led by Rev. Mr. Neighbours and evangelist Charles Butler on the Orr lot at Dougherty street near Prince and Pulaski. A platform and two sidewalk access paths are set, with preparations rapid and readiness claimed for Monday. Last night’s prayer service at First Baptist drew many earnest attendees praying for a successful campaign starting next week.
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Neighbours
Charles Butler
Orr Lot
Dougherty Street
Prince and Pulaski
First Baptist Church
Savannahers Headed to University of Georgia for Freshman Year
Savannah boys prepare for college life at UGA with many upperclassmen and freshmen set to arrive. The group includes Averill Crane Sidney Moise Jack Lindsay Carroll Marks Lewis Mills Elliott Blumenthal Raiford Wood Alan MacDowell Sam Cann Hugh Gannon Charlton Theus Lafayette McLaws Kenneth Roberts and others joining in Athens for two weeks of training and the start of the rushing season.
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Savannah
University of Georgia
Georgia
Athens
Malcolm Hutton
Irwin Wood
Robert McWhorter
Messrs
Averill Crane
Sidney Moise
Jack Lindsay
Carroll Marks
Lewis Mills
Elliott Blumenthal
Raiford Wood
Alan MacDowell
Sam Cann
Hugh Gannon
Charlton Theus
Lafayette McLaws
Kenneth Roberts
Governor Brown Sidelined by Eye Injury in Atlanta Trip
A gravel piece injured Governor Brown on the way to Atlanta from Marietta. He remained at home in Marietta Friday as the eye swelled and pain intensified despite a visit to a specialist, preventing his appearance at the capitol.
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Atlanta
Marietta
Brown
Capitol
Mrs Victoria Tedder Faces Murder Charge in Atlanta
Mrs Victoria Tedder accused of murdering husband Frank Tedder on July 24 may stand trial this fall if the grand jury indicts. She pleads not guilty, contending the shooting was accidental during a scuffle and the gun was in the husband’s hand when fired, as Daisy Grace did.
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Atlanta
Victoria Tedder
Frank Tedder
Daisy Grace
Tedder
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Seaman A. Knapp
Peabody College For
Nashville, Tenn
Panama Canal
Anaia Ganal Culegha
Gold Hill
Cinder
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