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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
Disjointed excerpts discuss pacifist voices from Bryan and Wilson, Athens whispers about a chautauqua season, and debates on Germany policy. Mentions of hydro power in China, French War Relief efforts, and a note on Fourth of July tetanus reductions frame a wide, era-spanning collage.
Georgia's extension service reports a strong cooperative alliance among the State College of Agriculture the U S Department of Agriculture and the Georgia Department of Agriculture. The effort links counties chambers of commerce bankers associations and railroads to boost farm progress with Smith Lever funds totaling about 176000 for the coming year.
The Savannah Morning News notes no immediate move to lease the Western and Atlantic Railroad. War disruptions hurt earnings. a new contract would show lower last-year returns. The legislature will likely delay new leasing until earnings improve, while preparing for a future lease and possibly debating road extension to the sea.
The Banter advocates Athens as the ideal site to permanently host the Georgian High School Association conventions and annual contests. It notes University of Georgia, State College of Agriculture, and State Normal School backing, with faculty, facilities, and campus life to inspire students and draw future enrollments, urging ongoing annual meetings in Athens.
Georgia readers are urged to weigh claims in Dr Eichelberger's Georgia Commonwealth as he targets former Speaker W H Burwell over temperance committee actions. The letter debates committee appointments, sources, and alleged slander while demanding full publication of a key Burwell letter and the truth about relationships with Rev G M Eakes and Dr G W Young.
A report from the University of Georgia dean highlights active Y M C A involvement with many students volunteering to lead Bible classes and teach Sunday schools. Dozens offer to assist in night school and outreach to nearby towns, with vacation efforts aiding young boys and promoting Christian values.
The resignation of William J. Bryan from the Wilson administration raises questions about its effect on U S German relations and possible war. The piece notes Bryan's peace advocacy, Wilson's firmness, and public support for the President amid differing approaches in this emergency.
The University of Georgia School of Pharmacy boasts unmatched exam success. In a recent state board test, 21 of 60 applicants passed, with both top pharmacist licenses awarded to two University students. The program emphasizes broad, university-level training with strong laboratory facilities, making Athens the preferred training ground for aspiring pharmacists.
The editorial urges loyalty to the White House amid policy disagreements and notes former presidents Roosevelt and Taft differing in stance. It discusses Secretary Bryan's resignation, Wilson's policy toward Germany, and calls for public support of the president, highlighting Roosevelt's recent endorsement.
A brief reflective note asserts that the first experience of pain and hopelessness teaches much about oneself, guiding personal understanding and growth. It emphasizes listening to inner needs and recognizing the lessons such feelings offer for self awareness.
A fragmentary note questions a character’s mental state and the astonishment at a loss of reason, mentioning an unnamed figure and an implied discussion about perception and surprise. The readable text hints at curiosity about why others react with awe to such changes.
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