Georgia's credit praised by New York bankers
Georgia's credit stands high in New York financial circles and Georgia banks hold top ratings said T. R. Bennett the state superintendent. He reported bankers believe Georgia has recovered from financial stress and can secure needed funds for legitimate development. Bennett noted New York lenders approved liquidation of failed bank assets and respect for outside creditors. Bennett is well regarded in Augusta banking circles.
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Georgia
New York
T. R. Bennett
East
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Augusta
Joking Elephant Hattie Delights Kids at Central Park Zoo
A humorous elephant named Hattie entertains children at Central Park Zoo by spraying water from her trunk during a hot day. Jule the younger elephant joins in, drenching the keeper, while observers ponder animal intelligence and memory across species.
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Hattie
Central Park Zoo
New York
Jule
Aesop
Pelisson
Hatevet Souplet
French Institute of Zoological Logy
Herr ‘Hroll
Fragmented reflections on crime finance and noise in a long essay
The excerpt surveys varied topics from the color of coal and dangerous summer romances to the excesses of golf mania and the mass mail system. It notes a New York bankruptcy swindle, lofty fishing trips, and wealth diversion to golf, while warning that many fail to credit constructive gains. It cites cost of living variances and a Dutch laboratory study on silence and nerves.
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New York
Athens 27 Years Ago From Banner Files April 1895
The Commercial Hotel under Mrs. Roberts planned to leave Athens with lease ending in May. She will surrender management tomorrow as arrangements with the property lessor proceed. Personal items note visits and travels of local residents. A Chicago investor offered 200 shares for the Athens knitting mill and requested Illinois agency rights, signaling potential local industrial growth.
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Banner
Commercial
Roberts
Frank
Charles Beddder
Waynesboro
I W. R. Lipscomb
Chicago
Athens
Illinois
Dairying urged as profitable industry and campus influx noted
An article argues dairying can be a profitable regional industry through better cows and creameries, citing national milk averages and urging improved feeding. It also notes Athens preparing for college student registration and opening day, with a welcome for returning and new students. The piece highlights J. A. Mealor as a loyal Odd Fellow leader in Georgia.
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Ashburn
Calomel Advertisement Warns of Mercury Salivation
A fragmented ad warns that calomel mercury causes excessive salivation and mouth issues even with careful use. It notes risks of dental and health discomfort and urges caution for users and children.
Unshaken Testimony On Doan’s Kidney Pills Endures
J W Johnson, Athens fireman, testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney discomfort after using them in 1918 and again in 1921. He recalls night pain, frequent urination, and relief after purchasing at Citizens Pharmacy. Manufactured by Price Co, Doan’s Kidney Pills endorsed by Johnson.
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Ana
Dean
Athens
J. W. Johnson
Citizens Pharmacy
Johnson
Price Co
Athens veterans records project praised by official
The report notes Uncle Jim Mealor, a Confederate veteran, was absent at a meeting while A B Coile, deputy clerk, works steadily to compile Athens Clarke county World War I service records. The effort aims to preserve local history and will take months, valued for future research and community memory. Coile is described as capable, a lawyer, and well liked in the City Court and Western Circuit.
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Jim Mealor
Order of Odd Fellows
Athens
A.B. Coile
Clarke County
Colle
Superior Court
Walton County
Hester
Roe
New Co
J. Nunnally
Mt. Enon
Banks County tabloid reports illicit sales and local crime
The Journal notes alcohol extracts sold countywide, a $100 reward for bridge flooring removal at Rylee Bridge, and a negro sent to the chain gang for craps. Farmers predict two thirds of a cotton crop as boll weevil fears persist, with regional deaths and local school and church notes mixed in.
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Banks County
Rylee Bridge
Frank Watson
Homer School
Clarence Tucker
Hhain
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Cora Ilontet
The family thanks friends and relatives who ministered to our beloved Mrs. Cora Ilontet and for floral offerings. We especially appreciate the service rendered by Dr. Ada Oana Paul Holliday and others.
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Cora Ilontet
Dra
Oana Paul Holliday
Labor Federation Eyes Political Drive in 1924
Atlantic City experts say the American Federation of Labor plans to back at least 50 non party candidates for national desks and seek affiliation with the former vote to influence the 1924 presidential race. The executive council also outlines funds and legal aid to fight the injunction in the ongoing coal strike dispute led by Attorney General Daugherty.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James O'Connell
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Labor
American Federation of Law
Daugherty
Executive Council
Wilkerson
Chicago
McLeod Wins Georgia Governor Runoff in Second Primary
In a closely watched second primary, D C McLeod defeats former governor Bleae by about 16 000 votes as votes from 182 000 are counted J H Hop e wins state superintendent over incumbent Swearington McLeod 93 390 Bleae 83 293 Hop e 104 543 Swearington 73 526 Charleston and Anderson show Bleae weakness York and Cherokee counties remain loyal to Bleae Townsend renominated in Michigan race with Wayne County results showing Townsend leading over Baker Kelly and Emery in early returns
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Columbia
Ole L Blease
Thomas G. McLeod
Bishopville
J. FH. Hope of
Union
E. J. Swearington
McLeod
Bleane
Hope
Swearington
Blease
Charleston
Anderson
York
Cherokee
Townsend
Detroit
Michigan
Associated Press
Charles E. Townsend
Republicans
United States
Wayne
Detroi
Herbert F.eer
Baker
Kelly
Grand Army of Republic encampment set for Des Moines week
The fifty sixth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Des Moines starting September 24. Aging Civil War veterans will recall Gettysburg and Sherman’s march as the reunion proceeds with services, registration, reunions, a parade, and a schoolchildren’s program at the state capitol.
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Des
Moles
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Sherman
Lee
Appomatox
Army of the Potomac
Des Moines
State House
Encampment Events Dominate Veterans Thursday Schedule
The event plan centers on a Thursday morning encampment with a noon session, highlighting ongoing reelection and related discussions. Veterans attendees participate in the daylong program, focusing on the encampment's purpose and outcomes.
Bus Line Links Monroe and Athens Opens to Public
The Monroe to Athens bus line began service Tuesday with eighteen passengers. Conductor J. C. Lacy led the trip, with visitors from Winder Statham and Bogart spending time in Athens. Buses run twice daily, boosting trade as the Athens Chamber of Commerce organized the route for convenient shopping trips.
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Monroe
Athan
Tony
J. C. Lacy
Winder
Statham
Bogart
Athens
Chamber of Commerce’ of Athens Hia
All Star Tennis Abloom at Germantown Club
Philadelphia crowd watched four round matches in the national lawn tennis singles championship at Germantown Cricket Club. Rain delayed play, pushing the final to Saturday. The program featured top seeds with Tilden to face O Hara Wood and Patterson meeting Hunter in headline showdowns.
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Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club
William T. Tilden
Pat. O'Hara Wood
Australis
Gerald L. Patterson
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
Patterson
Bright
One New Case Of Diphtheria Reported
One new diphtheria case was reported to the board of health by Wednesday noon and one case was released from quarantine. The city totals ten cases on record and officials say the general situation is improving though continued caution is urged by the board. Mrs. A. H. Steadman of Atlanta, guest of Mrs. R. K. Bloomfield, will stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Steadman after Thursday.
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Board of Health
Mre
A. H. Steadman
Atlanta
R. K. Bloomfield
Een W. B. Steadman
Thuraay
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Lion of
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H. J. Rowen
National Industrial Conference Board
Chippewa Falls
Wis
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Ariz
University of Utrecht
Netherlands
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Auganta
J. W. Robertson
Clarkenville
Maud Powell
Lucy Cobb
Mark Willingham
Ogtethorpe County
Switzerland
Denmark
Lefores
Athensl
J. A. Mealor
Willams Lodge I. 0. O. F
Franklin County
Lavonia
Vennie Isbell
Hart County
Sophie~Burgess
Frank Holbrook
Cannon
McNeal
New Bridge
Prospect Church
Floy Shannon
Jane T. Jee
Oltie Belle Falar
Ere Crow
Bowman
Lorris “Whitmire
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Lwster
Grand Army OF Republic
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Philia
Bensons Bread
Mitchell Bridge
Bogart Highway
Frank A. Lipscomb
Maxwell House
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