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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

2

Old Law Affecting the Academies of Near Counties

Georgia's 1828 legislature passed acts for Elbert and Lawrenceville academies. Trustees named, powers granted, property rights, annual financial statements, and a separate treasurer required. Lawrenceville academy authorized to raise up to five thousand dollars via lottery, with commissioners appointed to manage draws and fund distribution.

Elbert County Academy Lawrenceville Academy Elbert Academy Senate House of Representatives State of Georgia General Assembly Shelton White James Upshaw Richard Fortson John A. Heard Thomas Jones Wiley Thompson J. W. Harris Nathaniel Knuckles Hay Eald Trustees Pfromy Senatus Academicus Gwinnett Schoel Gwinnett

Savannah urged to donate 150000 for Brinson Railway line

A Savannah Chamber of Commerce committee unanimously proposed a 150000 donation to the Brinson Railway to finance a direct extension from Waynesboro to Athens, with installments paid as sections open. The plan aims to favor Savannah by creating a through route and boosting local freight and passenger traffic.

Savannah Chamber of Commerce Brinson Railway Waynesboro Athens James Imbrle Committee of Savannah Augusta Thomason Washington Ira E. Farmer Thomeon Chamber of Commerce Georgia Brinson Jacob Collins Irwin Collis Frank R. Durden W. D. Krenson Sigo Myers A. B. Moore C. J. Hunter Messrs. Imbrie Imbrie Brinson Road Wallace Panama Canal Atlanta George M. Brinson Athena Prank R. Durden A. J. Howard H. H. Livingston C. B. Gay, Jr D. B. Morgan Charles Neville G. A. Gregory B. H- Levy J. F. Gray Jacob 8. Collins R. M. Hitch George M. Brinnon James Imbrie A. W. Solomon W. J. Harty Ira BE. Palmer Thomson Chamber of Commerce Washington Chamber of Commerce Mr. Imbrle New York

Committee Says 10 Probes Health Board Fight

Dr George Brown charged at a committee meeting that efforts seek to whitewash the state board of health and block an investigation. The resolution was referred to the hygiene and sanitation committee and voted to report back with a recommendation to adopt. Brown claimed lobbying and hidden motives amid charges serum from the board failed to perform as intended.

Atlanta George Brown State Board of Health Vinson Baldwin House Dr. Brown Dr. Westmoreland Burwell Westmoreland Harris Brown

The Choice of a Husband Ad Includes Health Pills

An old advertisement urges women to avoid weakness and bad breath by taking Dr King’s New Life Pills for better strength complexion and breath. It promises new life and cheerful spirits and notes availability for 25 cents at W. J Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.

President Eliot to sail from Tokio on East Asia tour

Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus of Harvard and Mrs Eliot are booked to sail tomorrow from Tokio on the Eliots express for the United States. The trip aims to study social conditions and education progress in the Far East. He arrived in Japan a month ago and has attracted much attention. The Savannah Press editorials urge support for the Brinson railway as a regional boon to Savannah and propose routes via Waynesboro and McDuffie to connect with major rail lines.

Tokio Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Mra Elliot United States Eliot Far East Japan

Nine Years of Sclerosis Claim Young Man in St Luke’s

Charles J. Murphy of Northfield, 24, has lived in a basement ward of St. Luke’s hospital for nine years, slowly ossifying from osteoarthritis. Doctors deem every joint rigid, including his jaw, as he awaits an uncertain end. His mind remains active though his body fails.

St. Paul Charles J. Murphy Northfield St. Luke's Hospital Egypt Murphy

Searching for Unknown Son to Receive $60,000 Property

Philadelphia July 16 A father's fifty year quest to locate his son born in spring 1860 near Lancaster. Caroline the German mother died soon after birth. the man, now aged, hopes to restore his silence with a $60,000 bequest. He last saw the son in 1888, suspected to be farming near Lancaster. contact G J Nyholm.

Banner Philadelphia Lancaster Caroline G. J. Nyholm N. 3d St Nyholm

Pastor Urges Bare Foot Meeting at First Baptist

Edgefield South Carolina reports a church controversy as Dr M D Jeffries urged men to attend services shirt sleeves and sandals while women were asked to attend bare headed. The pastor linked to ancient custom stirring debate on modest dress and behavior among parishioners.

Edgefield M. D. Jeffries First Baptist Church

Checked Boy Found Miles From Movie House

Five year old boy, left in his carriage at a Brooklyn movie theater booth, wandered off with a fox terrier. After two hours of searching, mounted officer Walter Howe found them at New Lots Road and Cleveland Street, five miles away. The dog and boy were returned to Mrs. Mary Smith at Miller Avenue station.

New York Mary Smith Glenmore Avenue Brooklyn Pennsylvania Atlantic Avenues Howe Mrs. Smith

Fashionable Marriage Captured On Motion Picture Camera

Hillsboro California July 16 A fashionable wedding was filmed by motion picture camera for posterity as Misa Jeanie A. Crocker of San Francisco wed Malcolm D. Whitman of New York City in a Burlingame pavilion. The ceremony drew prominent society figures from across the continent with a $10,000 pavilion and equal décor outlay.

Hillsboro Calif Misa Jeanie A. Crocker Charles F. Crocker San Francisco Malcolm D. Whitman New York City Mo Ion Burlingame Walter Martin Harriet Alexander Janette Alexander New York Julia Langhorne Misa Josselyn America New England Hendricks Whitman Brookline Masa Hobart C. Chatfield-Taylor Chicago

Former General Manager of the G M Gainer ville Midland Railway

Capt Denham, once general manager of the Midland Railway, has returned from Baltimore after a conference with railroad officials. The Augusta friend group notes his long service and recent discussions with Gainer ville line executives.

THE G. M Augusta Capt. Denham Gainer Ville “Midland ] Railway Baltimore

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Thomas Stocks Oes Porsyth Governa Brinson Railroad Waynes Boro Burke County Messrs Atueng Thomson 8Avannah Farmer Hou Ira Palmer Palla McDuffie and Wilkes Georgia Railroad Klinson Avanste Diene Gomes Chamberlain Savannah Press Savanah Press Savannah Presse Savannah Valley Tennessee Sylvania McDuffie Tallaferro Elbert and Clarke Southern Railway Rabun Gap North Carolina Brinsin Railway
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