Committee aims to bring Peabody Teachers College to Athens
The educational committee of the Athens Chamber of Commerce meets at Chancellor Hill's office at 10 this morning to draft a memorial urging the Peabody trustees to locate the new college in Athens near the University of Georgia. Attending are committee members Hodgson Green Rhodes Reed and Hall along with Chancellor Hill and others. The Peabody trustees meet the first week in October, and the committee seeks a strong showing to influence location.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chancellor Hill
Athens
Pea
Teachers’ College
Meears Marry Hodgson
T F Green
Alexander Rhodes
T W Reed
A. L. Hall
Hill
Branson
Barrow
Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Rhodes
Peabody Fund
University of Georgia
Atertion
Law School Enrollment Rises at University
The University Law School reports a stronger turnout with 32 new enrollees this class, bringing projected annual attendance near 60 students, up from 46 last year. The two year program apparently maintains numbers while grads enter the profession as better trained lawyers.
Grape Nats Food Promoted for Babies and Adults
A testimonial promotes Grape Nats as the ideal food for delicate babies and strong adults. A mother recounts doctors recommending this condensed milk substitute to save her infant, claiming the product revived the child and improves health for all ages. The ad urges readers to look for The Road to Wellville booklet in each package.
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Postam Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Troubadours Debut in New York Spark Nineteenth Century Hit
The Black Part Troubadours delivered a quadruple hit at the Star Theatre in New York City on the eighth American tour, praised by critics for strong singing and dancing acts. Audiences packed the house, demanding repeats of songs, dances, and specialties. They announce another show at the Opera House on September 24, with Globe Tonic bottles advertised.
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Star Theatre
New York City
Metropolis
Bob A. Kelley
Fancy Coon
Ward
Dobbs
Wm. Nichola
Opera House
Convict's Daughter thrills audiences with noble sacrifice
Saturday's performance of The Convict's Daughter captivates with a father's love for his wife and child. The melodramatic tale, praised for its sensational climaxes, crowds theaters nightly and showcases careful casting and strong stage details.
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Ita
Great Interest in College Athletics Grows
Interest on campus rises as 125 have joined the University Athletic Association this year, more than the 107 in any previous year. Captain K rou drills the football squad daily, and crowds already anticipate a stronger, heavier Red and Black team. Moore of Greensboro, at 276 pounds, may become a key lineman, and regular training starts late this week. Cord Reynolds remains optimistic about the outlook.
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College
Béya
University Athletic Association
K~rou
Studen
Moore
Greensboro
Cord Reynolds
Governor Terrell Accepts Visit on Fair Opening Day
The Governor J M Terrell will visit Athens October 5 with military staff for the Northeast Georgia Fair opening. A formal invitation was sent and accepted, noting a royal reception by residents and visitors.
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Joseph M. Terrell
Phinizy
Atlanta
Billops Phinizy
Fair Asen
Athens
Yetlow
J. M. Tey
Athens Fair Reception Committees Named
Rov hinizy appointed the necessary committees to see to it that the reception of the distinguished party will be in every way in keeping with the hospitality of Athens. The Reception Committee will consist of Colonels Frank A Lipscomb chairman, Max Joseph, E H. Dorsey, J W. Morton, C S Webb, George E Deadwyler Jr and Robert Ashford. The Citizens' Committee consists of Mayor J F Rhodes chairman, and Mesers E R Hodgson, W B Hill, W J Morton, and E J Smith. The visit of the governor and his staff will be one of the most pleasant features of the Fair.
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Athens
Frank A Lipscomb
Max Joseph
E H. Dorsey
J W. Morton
C.5 Webb
George E Deadwyler, Jr
Robert Ashford
J. F. Rhodes
E.R. Hodgson
W B Hill
W .J Morton
E. J. Smith
Southern Railway approves city water main route in Athens
Engineer Hughes of the Southern Railway met City Engineer Barnett in Athens to review the plan for a duplicate main from the waterworks to Cleveland Avenue along the railroad right of way. He approved the location and will recommend it to the superintendent, easing consent. The new pipe will run on the track’s left side toward town and connect with the existing line, with work expected soon.
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Hughes
Southern Railway
Athens
Barnett
City
Cleveland Avenue
Southern
Athens Fair Grounds to Open New Half Mile Track Friday
The Athens race track at the Fair Grounds will be dedicated Friday afternoon with matinee races set for 2 o clock. Admission is 25 cents. The program lists a Free-for-all pace with 100 mile heats and names entries such as School Girl Star Patchen and Jayboy Morning Star Alids. A 2:30 trot follows with Primus J Laby Lady Hazlette among entrants. A large crowd is expected to witness the first races on the elegant new track.
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Athens
Fair Grounds
Star Patchen
Lady Hazlette
Elgant
Garden Club Meeting Promises Displays for Fair
The Ladies' Garden and Village Improvement Club meets today at 10:30 AM to finalize Fair exhibits and premiums. Nonmembers may display and compete. prensteins lists are available from Miss Rosa Von Der Leith.
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Ladies’ Garden and Village Improvement Club
Rosa von der Leith
The
Fair Association
Esialeghiamll
Junior Classes At The YMG Begin This Afternoon
The Junior department gymnasium classes start this afternoon at 3 15. A brief gym class will be held followed by shower baths and a swim in the pool. For ages ten to fourteen the year promises organized work with officers elected including President Vaal Smith and Vice President Vincent Murray.
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Vaal Smith
Vincent Murray
Fred Grant
Hal Greene
Chas. Cooper
Dawitt Haddock
Marion Smith
Harry Towns
Chas. Ryder
Lanier Branson
Paul Smith
Arthur Booth
Malcom Yunoderan
Archie Greene
Great Increase in This School at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia reports a major rise in agriculture enrollment. Four year program attendance has more than quadrupled, one year course has more than tripled, and the short winter course will double prior totals. The department emphasizes growing commitment to full four year study under Professors Jhovon and Hart, aiming for a standout year.
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University of Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Jhovon and Hart
Agricultural College
Davison and Love Fall Fashion Displays Planned
Davison and Love invite shoppers to view first fall fashions on September 25th to 26th with displays of fashionable dress goods new trim mings silks waist cloths tailor made suits cloaks and skirts.
Little Rosa Lee Poss Dies After Brief Illness
Yesterday morning at 8:30 Rosa Lee Poss infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Poss died after a illness of more than three months. The funeral is planned for today and sympathies are extended to the bereaved parents. Also an advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promising relief for indigestion and related stomach ailments.
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Rosa Lee
Mr. T. M Poss
Chamberlains Gunga Remedy Delivers Longstanding Croup Cure
For over thirty years Chamberlains Gunga remedy has sold millions of bottles and served as the standard treatment for croap in thousands of homes. It reportedly cures every case and can prevent attacks when used at the first hoarseness or cough. The formula contains no opium or harmful substances and is safe for babies and adults. By Palmer Sons and W J Smith & Co.
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Chamberlain
Siery UY BR Palme R & Sons
W. J Smith & Bo
Athens Council Pearful Odds Against Him
An elderly bedridden veteran, J. J. Haven of Versailles, suffered kidney disease for years until Electric Bitters revived him. He tests to a swift recovery and credits the tonic for his improved health. Sold by W. J. Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Son for 50 cents a bottle.
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J. J. Haven
Versailles
W. J. Smith & Bro
H R Palmer & Son
Athens Hebrew New Year Observed With Solemn Services
Yesterday Rosh Hashanah marked the Jewish New Year year 14 as Hebrew citizens in Athens observed with scrupulous exactness. All stores closed and worshippers attended services at the synagogue. Rabbi Rubenstein spoke with wisdom and power as the community reflected on the holy day.
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Athens
Habbi Ru- Denstein
Literary Societies Meet at University of Georgia
University of Georgia literary societies plan first regular evening session, shifting from day meetings due to holiday changes. Officials expect higher attendance with Wednesday night gatherings and an anticipated rise in overall university participation.
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University of Georgia
Isia
School of Pharmacy
University
TURNER AND HODGSON STORE OFFERS NEW SEASON FASHIONS
The notice promotes Turner & Hodgson’s sale of ladies garments including gaits skirts undergarments and kimonas with prices from 60 cents to 20 dollars and announces new cloak department styles. It also advertises Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic sold by H R Palmer & Sons Athens Ga as a cure for bedwetting.
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Meltons
Tidelines
Zid
Liberty
E Detchon
H.R Palmer & Sons
Druggiata
Athens
Athens Eyes Electric Rail Line to Carnesville
Mayor J F Rhodes returned from Toledo with Mr John Dortch to discuss the Athens Carnesville electric railroad. L Morgan has funds ready and papers will be drawn up in weeks. When settled the public will be asked to contribute and construction will start. Interest grows as residents grasp the project’s impact.
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J. F. Rhodes
Toledo
Ohio
John 8. Dortch
Carnesville
D. Morgan
Rhodes
L Morgan
Michael Brothers Millinery Opening Sets Seasonal Style Tone
Opening display at Michael Brothers features hats from Paris London and New York plus original creations by the firm. The third floor showroom hosts hundreds of designs in Autumn tones inviting women to view the finest Athene season millinery. Also notes a kidney care claim for relief in six hours offered by H R Palmer & Sons in Athens Georgia.
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Michael Brothers
Hatsars
Tater
Paris
London
New York
Athans
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Return Day Delivers Small Clarke Court Docket
Clarke Superior court held return day with limited new filings for the October term. The appearance docket is expected to be small. Advertised salve Bucklen’s Azalea Salve claims worldwide cures for wounds and skin issues, offered for 25 cents at local stores.
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Clarke Superior Court
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LAW School
University Law School
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Troubadours
Splendid
Opera
Rowe
College Athletic Association
Terrell AN
Reirself Voila
Isomeill
Rovhinizy
Comed
Fagt Horse
Jayboy
Morning Star
Jeaney Seay
Primus J
Garden Club
YMG
Draggiate
Athens Council
J.¥. Hart
Turner & Hodgson
Michael Brothers Millinery
Bucklen
H. R Palmer & Son
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