Athens Banner Weekend Pilgrimage to Athens News
A fragmented Athens Banner piece reviews daily and weekly edition details, editor names, and delivery rates. It notes office moves to the Py Building on Lumpkin Street and discusses local observations about progress, farming reports, and remarks on politics and culture in Athens Georgia.
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Georgia News Roundup Sparks Political Debate
A flood of editorials and notices from Georgia periodicals covers Georgia politics campaigns and reforms including Australian ballot proposals in Georgia the Jackson county white primary idea and county officer selections. It notes Georgia ginner plans a statewide association in Macon August 7 with railroads offering round trips and mass interest in the state’s newspaper coverage.
Rural life and national character in American thought
A long editorial essay argues Americans increasingly seek country life for health and moral balance, citing poets and writers like Wordsworth and Coleridge, and praising rural seats near cities. It links economic advantage, personal renewal, and national progress to nature, while critiquing Roosevelt’s political appeal against Tawney from Minnesota and predicting fallout in the coming campaign.
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Foes of Reciprocity Face Roosevelt Appeal Plans
A semi official note to the Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune says President Roosevelt will in his fall speeches appeal to the country beyond party lines to back his administration’s effort to relieve Cuban distress by conceding a fair measure of reciprocity. The stance reflects divisions among Republicans labeled insurgents who oppose Cuban reciprocity.
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Democrats hopeful on Griggs chance in fall races
The Banner argues Democrats can win a U.S. House majority but warns the task is hard. It cites census based reapportionment increasing House seats from 857 to 886, with 20 new members from Northern states and 6 from the Solid South region. The piece emphasizes careful, persistent campaigning.
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Noble tribute to Judge Bleckley in Georgia digest
The July Green Bag features a poetical excerpt praised by Max Moller as a rare literary gem in legal digests. It recalls Judge Logan Bleckley’s career from 1879 to 1894, his resignation, appointment as chief justice, and the poem entered on court records, later echoed in memorials for Judge Dawson Walker. Howard Van Epps published the poem in the Georgia Reports digest.
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100 Doses For One Dollar Economy in Medicine
A concise statement argues that medicine should be judged by cost and effect, not cost alone. It asserts the best treatment provides the greatest health benefit per dollar, offering radical and permanent cures at the least expense.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Energy Boost
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that cures pimples eczema and eruptions while restoring energy and appetite. Testimonial from Miss Errie Corpore of Washington D C claims it relieves fatigue and improves blood condition.
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A Woman's Love and a German Reader's Praise
A reflection on Robt G Ingersoll praising women's love as the rede me ing glory of humanity. A Dayton Volkazei tung reader, George Sobanb from New Lebanon Ohio, reports Chamberlains Pain Balm eased his wife's back pain after eight weeks, restoring her ability to perform household duties. the liniment is sold by all druggists.
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Ruwaway Boy Is Caught Here
Sam Harris a young negro boy who ran away from his father in Jackson county was arrested by officer Henry Hill yesterday. The youth had found work there and officers used compulsory measures to bring him to the police station. A warrant has been issued for his arrest by Jackson county authorities and he will be carried there today.
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Elbertas peaches praised as finest Georgia grown
Peach season in Barnesville Georgia shows Elbertas as the state’s finest yet with a smaller crop but larger fruit. About 25 buyers from markets are present and seven cars shipped today plus individual shipments by express. Estimated 69 cars to be shipped from the area. Mashburs Menora Stafford Howard top growers among many small producers. Shipping will continue for several days.
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Expensive Account Of A County Primary Campaign
A clipped passage recounts costly political campaigning in Clarke and neighboring counties. It lists long delays before state primaries and humorous yet telling anecdotes of expense, time spent canvassing, goods given away, and personal sacrifices, concluding with a fragmentary tally of items loaned and damages from domestic disputes during the race.
May Puzzle Guesses Stir County Riddles and Bets
The Banner reports on a long running puzzle where answers vary in likelihood. Many submit multiple guesses with small stakes and little cost beyond the entry, while bettors dispute accuracy as more data confirms or challenges the initial solution.
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