The Athens Banner Notes Public Affairs And Commerce
The item summarizes editorials on freight rates and inland waterways, the anti saloon crusade led by ex Governor Northen, and ongoing national monetary concerns. It cites actions at Valdosta, Georgia, discussions in newspapers, canal proposals, and remarks on political party dynamics, with references to the Presbyterian creed and other civic topics.
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Baptist committee report adopted in Valdosta temperance push
The inter denominational committee in the Baptist convention at Valdosta Georgia presented its report and it was overwhelmingly adopted. The action injects the temperance issue into democratic ranks and into the state campaign. Many church men disagree on the wisdom of this move and a partisan battle seems likely.
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Atlanta News
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Catarrh Sufferer Reports Breathing Advice and Remedies
A reader from Hoernerstown describes long standing catarrh and impaired breathing. The text touts mouth breathing as harmful and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure through cleansing the system and relieving symptoms.
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Banished Russian Reformer Count Leo Stolisti
Count Leo Stolisti, a renowned Russian reformer, is banished from Russia after a frontier deportation by gendarmes. The banishment follows the failed attack on the Holy Synod procurator, seen as a reply to his excommunication. The Ozar seeks to calm unrest as reforms push forward under tight security.
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Democratic gains in Ohio mayoral races reported
In Ohio municipal elections the democratic party made significant gains over the republicans electing mayors in Columbus Cleveland Toledo and other cities. The report highlights strong Democratic momentum across principal cities and smaller municipalities.
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Skiff's Once-A-Week Talk on the Athens Carnival
In this critique the writer condemns the recent Athens carnival street show for morally and financially draining visitors. They recall crowds lingering at booths and question any net benefit to merchants and the town, urging wiser decisions and signaling Skiff the jeweler's services and the city clock.
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Ca Btoria Dears the Tha Kind You aze Always Bengt
Ca Btoria presents a cryptic note claiming affection and long held sentiment. The fragment hints at a personal message or diary style entry without clear context or identifiable individuals.
The Lieutenant's Brother
A German lieutenant hides from his colonel while off duty by posing as his own visiting brother. He asks directions from the colonel, then returns to wear the uniform. The next day the colonel warns that a second visit by the brother will earn him 30 days confinement.
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Schmidt
Milk as preventive and cause of health in London youths
An English physician notes Londoners die young due to heavy drinking of tea and milk, while country children lack adequate nourishment. The Practical Druggist credits milk as the best general preventive against poison absorption in the human body.
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London
Noted Iowa nickname Hawk Eye State traced to early frontier
The town quickly adopted Hawkeye as its label after the 1830s frontier era. The name stems from the famed Native American chief Hawkeye whose actions influenced early settlements along the frontier border.
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Prominent Men to Attend Ath ens Wheat and Oat Fair
Organizers plan next July’s Wheat and Oat Fair in Ath ens with 100 farmers competing for $500 in gold prizes plus special awards. The event overlaps with the Georgia Weekly Press Association meeting in mid July, expected to draw about 1000 farmers and editors.
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