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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
3
Savannah News reports Charles N. Feidelson Jr. offered a layman’s reflection on Yom Kippur at Temple Mickve Israel. He described the day as a time for readjustment and self inventory, linking renewal to humility, mercy, and responsibility to others.
Atlanta children plan October 7 birthday festivities for James Whitcomb Riley the Hoosier poet and children's friend. The event marks his near full recovery from a paralysis scare that raised fears he might not live another year.
Special to the Banner from Atlanta reports Governor Brown is at the farm with the capitol in a sleepy rut this week. Newsroom gossip is scarce as politicians attend to city contests and seem preoccupied with partisan clamor.
Atlanta September 25 reports note bears appearing across Georgia. A 400 pound black bear was killed near Waycross after an all night chase. A 200 pound bear was shot in North Georgia mountains last week. Tracks of another bear were spotted in the Savannah river bed in the upper state.
Special to the Banner Concord New Hampshire September 25 with the state convention and platform appeals finished the progressive party prepares for a lively campaign Winston Churchill is the progressive choice for governor and is expected to lead an aggressive fight Franklin Worcester Hollis is the Republican nominee and Samuel D Felker Rochester is the Democratic candidate Governor Bass progressive Republican carried New Hampshire two years ago by 7 271 votes over the Democrat.
A fragment titled demands health depicts urgent call related to illness. The line hints at male audiences and a cultural phrase to describe failure and decline in a moral or social context, reflecting mid-century press language.
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