Third Circular of Information on Georgia Agriculture Education
The University of Georgia issued a third circular outlining the agriculture and related sciences course structure. It lists admission requirements, department-by-department study summaries, and campus facilities, with expense estimates ranging from 125 to 247 per year.
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University of Georgia
Hill
Campbell
Starnes
Patterson
Davenport
White
Herty
C M Starnes
Griggs
Starner
Senionr
Tallulah
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
District of
Maryland
Not the Advice Expected from a City Merchant
A city merchant buys a dairy ranch and, lacking farming training, seeks milk guidance from his pastor Rev Dr Stebbins who proclaims cream as the best milk. Also includes a playful science note proving Earth’s rotation with a simple water and lycopodium experiment and a brief political jab about a convention chairman’s remark.
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Stebbins
San Francisco News Letter
Augusta Chronicle offers University edition with study aid
The Augusta Chronicle will publish a special University of Georgia edition September 1 with 32 pages and 30 000 copies. Ten percent of ad receipts go to Students Hall while a scholarship covers the top advertiser with free board and tuition. Chancellor Hill and faculty welcome the enterprise.
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The
Augusta Chronicle
University of Georgia
Chancellor Hill
Chronicle
State University
Hill
Woman and buggy pushed from track by motor
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls a near accident at Prospect and Case where a horse and buggy were struck by a motor. A woman driver and two children were involved as the buggy was pushed off the track while bystanders stood by nervous and praying.
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Prospect
Case
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Col Moses G Michael Honored Masonic Leader of Athens
Article highlights Col Moses G Michael of Athens born 1862 in Jefferson Georgia. He entered UGA at 16, partnered in Michael Bros merchants, helped found Classic City Lodge, served three years as Worshipful Master, expanded Masonic influence, and held civic roles including bank director and club president. He promotes education with silver cups for top students.
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The
Masonic Herald
Athens
Michael
Georgia
Michael Bros
Athens Savings Bank
Seaboard Air Line
Commercial Club
Hebrew Sabbath School
Aide de Camp
Lucy Cobb Institute
Bro. Michael
Emery quarrying on Naxos and curious rural notes
The article describes Naxos emery from the island’s northeast beds, its hard extraction by heat and levering, and an export figure of 3,950 tons in the last year. It notes about 20,000,000 tons still available and a labor force of around 300 married men in the trade. It also includes assorted short items on birds, ink removal, a hen hunt, flooding in the Caspian, ancient Chinese glass, and Hall Caine’s public life.
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Naxos
Mediterranean
Paros
Electrical Review
Nicola Tesla
William Crookes
Got the Wrong Woman and Hook Swinging in Bengal
A Korean village raid called packing off of widows ends in misidentification as a young widow is carried off and later rescued. the assailant eludes pursuit as the house is demolished. In Bengal, hook swinging involves tongue piercing with a metal wire and long dancing while others are sewn together, often after suspected predrugging.
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Korea
Kangwha
Walla
Kobe
Bengal
Gangutta
Home life tips and science notes in a late 19th century column
A miscellany column discusses making home entertaining on a modest budget and notes advice on hosting from Gentlewoman. It also covers how to boil rice properly, hay harvesting on ice near Muskego lake, a statistics contrast on France's officials, and a Tesla based warning about atmospheric ignition. A tale of a cabby’s joke ends with a shocked elderly lady.
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Thomas Murray
Muskego Lake
Wisconsin
Marriage Humor and Pat Noonan’s Rent Fix Tale
A Georgia clergy man at the courthouse aids a country man seeking a marriage license. The man offers a pumpkin as payment while the parson and bridegroom arrange the knot. A Pat Noonan market tale follows about rent and quitting cabbage sales, with the superintendent lowering his stall rent to keep him.
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Georgia
Pat
Pat Noonan
Talking Shop and the Dignity of Talk
A collection of anecdotes on talking shop versus pretended reluctance. An amateur cynic derides those who claim they never discuss their work while others praise frank, daily shop talk as natural in clubs and professions. A former attorney general recalls Judge Miller urging a lawyer to "come to the point" in court.
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Uncle Sam
Pullman
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Ray
United States
Justice Miller
Federal Supreme Court
Brown
Curious Cassowary Feasts on Nesting Fish Tale
A quirky dispatch reports the cassowary using its long plumes to lure fish from a stream, then shaking them off for a meal. The piece blends travel oddity with quick global notes from Aug 2 across multiple cities.
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Henry Watterson
Chicago
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Blackie
Times-Herald
Augusta
the State University
Will
Frep
Mess Hall
the Masonic Herald
Col. M. G. Michael
Eddystone
Brumby Drag Co
Berlin
Eton
Central Asia
Hall Caine
Jim
London Mail
France
M. Turquan
Galveston
Talking Shop
Australasian Islands
Fitzgerald, Ga
J. N. McKinley
President McKinley
J. M. Fickler
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Brick
Admiral Dewey
Boulanger
America
Tallulah, la
London
the Gazette
William Waldorf Astor
Henderson
Tex
Jim Nite
Dalton
Apia, Tex
Samoa
Germany
Great Britain
Columbia, S. C
South
W. B. Smith Whaley
Detroit
Mich
Mary Stevenson
Emma
Ella
Ortiz
Mexico
Yagin Valley
New York
John A. Chandler
Amelie Rives
Napoleon
Atlanta
Macon
Langdon
Demi-Monde
Thomaston
James Moore
Charley Moore
Math McCord
Newnan
Atkinson
Americus, Ga
Americus
Arthur Rylander
Sparta
L. Jackson
Leesville
William Jar
Jerry Fowler
John Fowler
Bart's Ferry
Jarrells
Santo Domingo
Figuero
Heureaux
Johnson
Sagal Lery
L. A. Arnold
Cinn
Johnson Laboratories, Inc
Philadelphia
Son
Cts
Ayton St
Perry Davis
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