German American Doctors to Visit Athens Hotel for Free Consultations
A one day only visit by the German American Doctors from 16 North Broad St Atlanta at the Commercial Hotel in Athens. They offer free consultation examination and advice for nervous chronic blood skin and other diseases with no charge beyond medicines. They claim rapid effective cures and urge patients to report outcomes to friends.
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North Broad St
Atlanta
Georgia
America
Avoid Dangerous Operations For Digestive Ailments
Misleading medical ad promises permanent cures for stomach, gall stones, appendix, and urinary issues. Claims German remedies and inhalation methods end disorders with no guesswork. Asserts long established reliability, urging immediate visit with grand offer for this visit only.
Pennsylvania Educators Emulate Georgia Visiting Trip
A report recalls a 1900s Georgia educator tour to Wisconsin that inspired plans for Pennsylvania’s College of Agriculture. Highlights include Chancellor Walter B Hill and trustees, with remarks on expansion under President Andrew M Soule. The piece notes the Peabody proposal and a linked Madison visit by Philadelphia’s mayor.
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Walter B. Hill
University of Georgia
University of Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
Athens
A. J. Hall
City Schools Plan $100000 Expansion and Repairs
The City Council and Board of Education debate expansion of schools to relieve overcrowding. Plans include two new rooms at Oconee Street, four at College Avenue, and an auditorium in one area, plus repairs and equipment for Baxter Street, West Athens, and East Athens colored schools. The county will decide on locating a high school or grammar school on the new courthouse property, with lease renewal awaiting county approval.
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Board of Education
Wuc
Roy Wee Ve
Oconee Street
College Avenue
Thial
Eefty
Baxter Street
West Athens Colored School
East Athens Colored School
Georgia Children’s Home Society Work In Georgia
Robert B. McCord, state superintendent, outlines Georgia Children’s Home Society aims and methods. The piece argues for preventive, cooperative child welfare, denounces misuse of donations, and urges reader feedback. It notes about forty to fifty institutions in Georgia and two thousand children served, with emphasis on nonsectarian support and businesslike operations.
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Robert B. McCord
Foote & Davies
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Children's Home Society
Pennsylvania party to study Wisconsin extension work
A Philadelphia group of writers officials educators and others plans a May 20 departure to the University of Wisconsin Madison to study the extension division under the faculty with aims to apply its methods at the University of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania State College. Governor McGovern hosted a reception for the party as part of the visit which drew inspiration from the Wisconsin program.
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Pennsylvania
Georgia
Philadelphia
University of Wisconsin
City
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
McGovern
Austin Pa Flood Trials Move to Wellsboro Court
The criminal charges of voluntary manslaughter stemming from the dam break at Austin Pennsylvania on September 30, 1911 were moved for trial in Wellsboro. The disaster killed about eighty people and nearly wiped out the village of Austin, a community of around three thousand residents.
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Wellsboro
Austin
Brilliant St Regis Wedding for Miss Blanche Laza
New York June 2 at the St Regis there will be a brilliant wedding tomorrow night when Miss Blanche Laza daughter of Antonio Laszo Arriaga formerly the Guatemalan minister at Washington will wed John F.
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New York
St. Regis
Blanche Laza
Antonio Laszo-Arriaga
Washington
John F
Gabrielle McQuaide
Plainfield
N. J
Carita Hehia
San Salvador
Fisher Gist
City Council Considers Street Paving and Tax Debate
Last night the mayor and council reviewed Pulaski Street paving with Belgian block or delay for later. Lumpkin Street paving and granolithic sidewalks were referred for investigation. A dog tax repeal was debated but no action taken. Water bills to be due by the 20th to avoid cut off. Chief Brooks to attend an international chiefs meeting in Washington. Efforts to create a city recorder for police court proceed, with bill drawing to be submitted at the legislative session. Meeting adjourned to the regular monthly session Thursday evening.
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Lumpkin Street
Gol. J. Boley
Hancock Avenue
Dougherty Street
Street Committee
William McPherson
McPhereon
Mayorland Council
Water Works Department
Mle
Brooks
L. E. Brooks
International Association of Police Chiefs
Washington
D. C
Athens
Athens men hold places in Georgia 114th commencement
A full University of Georgia program for the 114th commencement is announced. Events run from June 9 to June 18, with the dedication of Peabody Hall, a keynote address by Dr. Horne, a series of lectures and exercises across colleges, debates, an alumni day program, and graduation ceremonies. The senior class lists seventy in academic, thirty six in law, five in pharmacy, and fifteen in graduate school.
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University of Georgia
A. W. VanHoose
Roma
Peabody Hall
School of Education
T. J. Wooster
H. H. Horne
New York University
Charles Jacobson
Tennills
Walter Jenkins
Valdosta
George Donaldson
Statesboro
Clark Howell, Jr
Atlanta
Stephen Mitchell
Jared Irwin Wood
Julian Walker
Screven
Terrie Nichols Hendricks
Nashville
A ¥ Ben Reed
Athens
James Ray
Afnaworth
D. D
Macon
University
Franklin College
State College
College of Agriculture
Law School
State Normal
Georgia Normal and Industrial of
Milledgeville
North Georgia Agricultural of
Demosthenians
Ph Kappas
Philippines
Virgil Adams
Marietta
Carlton C. Davis
Covington
Russell Patterson
Charles McDaniel, Jr
E. H. Callaway
Augusta
President
Alumni Association
Eugene R. Black
Cam Dorsey
Ira Funkenstein
Victor Victor
Leroy Michael
Ting Fang Lew
Wenchow
Chiis
George Haralson
D. K. McKamy
Dalton
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Lightning Flash Destroys Livestock in Clarke County
Yesterday afternoon a lightning flash struck a farm in Puryear's district Clarke County destroying livestock valued at 900 dollars. A pair of young mules recently purchased and a brood mare were killed or injured. Animals sheltered in a neighbor’s shed were struck as the bolt demolished the structure. The barn survived. The report mentions various unrelated social items and weddings connected to New York and New Jersey families.
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N. B. Davis
Puryear
State Normal Teachers Plan Summer Vacations and Travel
Faculty members will spend the summer across the country and abroad. Dr. Pound returns from state trips and will work at the University summer school. Prof. Merrill and others remain in Athens while several go to Boston Liverpool and Europe. Mrs. Alexander goes to Knoxville and Tech in Atlanta.
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State Normal
Athens
Pound
University
Boston
C. Brannon
Washington City
Peter F. Brown
Salisbury
N. C
Brown
North Carolina
Sell
Hoschton
Prof. Branson
Alexander
Knoxville
South
Georgia
Tech
Atlanta
Col Huff Found Guilty Of Contempt In Macon Case
Col W A Huff former Macon mayor is found guilty of contempt of court for writing letters to Judge Emory Speer criticizing his handling of a bankruptcy case. Huff, 82, accepted the ruling and said he would endure any punishment without protest.
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Macon
W. A. Huff
Emory Speer
Huff
Judge Speer
T. 8. Polder
Pope Pius X Birthday Congratulatory Notes
Rome celebrates Pope Pius X seventy eighth birthday with greetings from Catholics and church officials worldwide. Messages from Rome and abroad pour in honoring His Holiness, reflecting a global wave of congratulations on June 3 in observance of the pope’s birth date.
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Rome
Pius X
Riese
Cactigales Vetens
Italia
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