Address by Rev A G Richards on Causes of the War at the Octagon
The Banner reports Rev. A G Richards speaking Sunday on why independence is at stake in the war. He traces German ambitions, Kaiser Wilhelm’s policies, and the need for American resolve, urging food production and enlistment, with references to Manila Bay and Admiral Dewey, Washington’s example, and the Monore Doctrine defense.
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Legal Constable on Way to Court Charged with Speeding
Lester Little, Morgan County legal constable, from Madison, faced a speeding charge this week. He paid a $5 fine after a motorcycle officer claimed the speedometer showed 25 mph over the 20 mph limit, with the recorder tacking on an extra dollar per mile. The officer admitted he was moving quickly but the road was clear.
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Colds and remedies debate in cold weather
The piece argues that colds are not caused by cold weather, noting the germ thrives in damp cold. It advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, claiming long standing, well known value and wide availability.
University of Georgia Summer School Aims to Strengthen Citiz enship
The University of Georgia Summer School will open July 2 and run to August 4. It states the program will not be harmed by national conditions but instead will be strengthened to meet new citizenship needs. The school emphasizes serving teachers and maintaining national efficiency, offering more and better courses and adapting to teachers' needs at home.
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Civilian Training Camp Expands Across Three States
Washington reports 236 applicants from Illinois led yesterday’s regular army enlistments totaling 2,440. Five civilian training camps for commission applicants will be in the South. Fort McPherson Georgia hosts Georgia Alabama and Florida trainees beginning May 1. Wilson urges national support for the draft as the only sure system, while Congress weighs volunteer-first army measures and the draft fallback.
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Letter From Mr. Brandt Denies Rumors of German Espionage
The Athens Banner prints a letter from R Brandt, a longtime citizen of Athene and now a resident of New Britain Connecticut, denying circulating rumors of German espionage. He outlines his American lineage, family affiliations with D A R, Masons, and local charities, and emphasizes lifelong patriotism and reliability. He requests corrections and thanks readers for support.
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