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Bank in Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent loans and deposits
Athens ad notices promote savings deposits at 4 percent with semiannual compounding on January 1 and July 1. Also list sales, rentals, used car offers, furniture for sale, corsets, olive oil, and rooming inquiries with contact details across Athens businesses and residents.
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BANK
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Nice Fat Friers and Fresh Country Eggs KING HODGSON UO
A brief item notes Nice Fat Friers and Fresh Country Eggs associated with the KING HODGSON UO, suggesting a local business or product listing and branding in a historical context. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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King-Hodgson
Rosh Hashanah Observance and Shofar Traditions
The Jewish New Year begins Thursday September 28 with eve observances and a second day by many communities. Rosh Hashanah marks reflection and resolutions as Yom Din, with Shofar blowing signaling a call to higher life. Announcement of local services will follow. Georgia visit by Mr. George Batty for the Atlanta Georgian covers University of Georgia opening.
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Georgia
George Batty
Atlanta Georgian
University of ‘Georgia
Lucy Cobb Institute
Vaudeville and film bill at Colonial circuit
Wednesday program features Keystone Elite-Violet Mesereau in Broken Fetters plus StrandTom Moore and Ethel Clayton in Dollars and the Woman and Secret of the Submarine. Elite Red Feather presents Beatrice Fairfax No 2 with other acts. Thursday showcases Lieut Danny U S A with Strand Enid Markey and His Lying Heart with Ford Sterling. Friday continues with Dust and More. Saturday offers Most Likely Make Believe and Blue Hayakawa shorts plus Liber ty rail drama.
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Sullivan-Considine
Colonial
Strand
Tom Moore
Ethel Clayton
Elite
Red Feather
Beatrice Fairfax
Gullivan Considine
Enid Markey
Danny
Keystone
Ford Sterling
Winifred Greenwood
Franklin Richie
SAY
Matines
Marguerite Clark
Sessue Hayakawa
Judge Gilbert named to supreme bench in Georgia
The Butler Herald praises Judge Price Gilbert for appointment to the Georgia Supreme Court. Born in Muscogee, he studied at Vanderbilt and Yale Law, practiced in Columbus, served Muscogee in the legislature, chaired the Chattahoochee circuit as solicitor and judge, with a spotless record and high integrity.
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Gilbert
Price Gilbert
Georgia
Muscogee
Vanderbilt University
Law School
Yale
Columbus
Muscogee County
Chattahoochee
Butler Herald
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad for Hay Fever Breathing Relief
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable remedy for coughs colds bronchitis hay fever and asthma. It claims to stop racking coughs heal inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and ease wheezy breathing credited to H R Palmer and Sons.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ady
Why House Plants and Child Development
The piece highlights the psychological value of growing plants for children. It notes how a child’s mind responds to the growing frond and stages of growth, fostering attention, wonder, and a sense of witnessing a miracle as a leaf fully forms.
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Fannie Sprague Talbot
Foley advertising offer for remedy trial package
A vintage offer invites readers to mail the clipping with five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago. The return includes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, sent by H. R. Palmer & Bons. The style reflects early 20th century patent medicine promotion.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Bons
SETH LOW DIES AT 66 PROMINENT NEW YORK FIGURE
Former New York mayor and Columbia president Seth Low died at Broadbrook farm Bedford Hills N Y at age 66 after months of illness. He guided civic groups and public reforms including the constitutional convention work and efforts to ease railroad labor disputes. His friends say the illness followed a general breakdown.
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New York
Seth Low
Columbia University
Broadbrook Farm
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Low
New York Chamber of Commerce
National Civic Federation
Tuskegee Institute
Colorado
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Farm for Sale Near Athens on Athens Lexington Road
For sale is the T. W. Wallace place four miles from Athens on Athens and Lexington Road. It features a six room dwelling, a good tenant house, a barn and outbuildings, wood and pasture, totaling 81 14 acres. Apply to Mrs W T Cooper Tutthiu R.1 Box 10 Athens Ga.
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Athens
Lexington Road
T. W. Wallace
W. T. Cooper
Evangelistic Services Set at First Christian Church
A series of evangelistic services begins October 1 at First Christian Church. Rev. Percy C. Cross of San Antonio Texas will preach, praised for his nationwide evangelistic work.
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Christian Church
First Christian Church
Percy C. Cross
San Antonio
Texas
Dr H C Buchholz to Lead Revival in Athens Meeting
Dr H C Buchholz Georgia Baptist evangelist will be in Athens early next month for revival services led by Rev J A Bell pastor of West End Baptist church. Great preparations by pastor and congregation indicate a significant event in the community.
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H. C. Buchols
Georgia Baptist’ Board
Athens
J. A. Bell
West End
Baptist Church
Sarepta Baptist Association to convene 117th session today
The Sarepta Baptist Association begins its 117th annual session at Maysville on the Southern Railway north of Commerce. Rev. John D. Mell D D presides as moderator with W R Coile of Winterville as secretary. Delegations from First Church Tabernacle West End and East Athens report strong growth in benevolences membership and church activity.
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Maysville
Southern
Commerce
Sarepta Baptist Association
Athens
John D. Mell
Georgia Baptist Convention
W. R.coile
Winterville
Barrow
Clarke
Oconee
Madison
Elbert
Oglethorpe
Franklin
W. T. Bryan
J. Y. Carthers
Walter T
Tabernacle
Rev
H. Jennings
George B. Davis
H. A. Poss
J. T. Griffeth
Willie Brooks
J. L. Pendley
Webster Callaway
W. S. Callaway
W. H. H. Walton
S. B
New York Primary Center Focuses on Whitman Victory
Spotlight on whether the progressive wing can swing its votes to Whitman for governor. One progressive faction backs Judge Samuel Seabury, running on the Democratic ticket unopposed in the primary.
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Associated Press
New York
Whitman
Samuel Seabury
Hartwell Plays Part In Privary in Hart County
Special to the Banker. Hartwell Ga September 18 Hartwell gave Hugh M Dorsey 525 majority over Governor Harris in the latest Hart county returns though Dorsey did not campaign there He attended school in Hartwell thirty two years ago near Prof Parker and lived next door to Hon Julian B McCurry The two men remain close friends and Dorsey has visited Hartwell on two occasions since his schooling.
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Hartwell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Hart County
Hart
Hugh Dorsey
Harris
Dorsey
M. L. Parker
Julian B. McCurry
A. G. McCurry
McCury
Barrow County Singing Convention Plans Meet
The Barrow County Singing Convention meets at Bethlehem Methodist Church five miles south of Winder on the Gainesville Midland Railroad the second Sunday and the preceding Saturday in October the 7th and 8th. Clarke County receives a special invitation. L. R. Sheridan, Secretary.
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Barrow County
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Winder
Gainesville
Clarke County
L. R. Sheridan
Parody on Life and Local Election Nominations
A fragment references a life parody attributed to Bob and notes Hart county contributing largely to officials nominated Tuesday. It lists Dorsey followed by J. J. Brown as commissioner of agriculture, W. L Hodges as judge of the Northern circuit, Steve Skelton as solicitor Northern circuit, W. O. Dean as solicitor Western circuit, and Geo. T. McGill as solicitor Greenwood, S. C. circuit.
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McCurry
Hart County
Dorsey
J. J. Brown
W. L Hodges
Northern Circuit
Steve Skelton
W. O. Dean
Western Circuit
Geo. T. McGill
Greenwood
S. C
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