Georgia Military College heads welcome Horton at Milledgeville
Prof O R Horton, newly chosen head of Georgia Military College Milledgeville, was here this week at commencement. Former Locust Grove resident, he has sent many athletes to Georgia's baseball and football teams. Next year he expects to send Kid Brannen to Milledgeville to teach history and coach the school’s baseball and football. Old age digestion and bowels aided by Chamberlains Tablets, mild and gentle, sold by dealers.
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O. R. Horton
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Locust Grove
Georgia
Kid" Brannen
Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur Opens Eighth Biennial Session
The Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur in Crawfordville Indiana began its eighth biennial session with a large delegate attendance. The fraternal order, national HQ in the city, reports about 125000 members across 32 states and more than 9000000 dollars paid in death claims since founding.
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Crawfordville
Ind
Supreme Trib of
Ben-Hur
Ends Hunt for Rich Girl Ends in Empty Promises
A vivid promotional snippet extols Electric Bitters as a cure for social woes and ill health. It claims the product improves nerves, sleep, complexion, and energy, promising freedom from indigestion and headaches, with a 60 cent price at druggists.
Keystone and Tate Bankers Address Pennsylvan ia Convention
William Livingston of Detroit president of the American Bankers Association and B F Harris of Illinois Bankers Association join Detective William J Burns among speakers at the eighteenth annual Pennsylvania Bankers Association convention in Bedford Springs Pennsylvania. A J Hazeltine of Warren presided and gave the annual address as sessions opened and were to continue. When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough and expectoration easy by giving care.
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Keystone &Tate Bankers
Bedford Springs
William Livingston
Detroit
American Bankers Association
B. F. Harris
Ilinois Bankers Association
William J. Burns
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren
State Asso[ciation
New York Holds Weekly Pulse Amid Meat Strike and Politics
New York on June 18 reports a wide housekeepers strike as thousands of women boycott meat to press price cuts. The city also grapples with presidential hopes, with Teddy Roosevelt leading Republicans and Woodrow Wilson drawing conservative Democrats, while Mayor Gaynor’s bid faces uncertain shifts. Astor scandal fades beside land and park debates as health and space concerns rise. The German fleet visit fuels a grand grassfest with massive crowds and festive German fare.
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New York
Meat Trust
Gotham
Teddy
Woodrow Wilson
Orders of Judge Brand in certiorari cases from City
Judge C H Brand reviews three certiorari appeals from Athens mayor court. He dismisses each petition for certiorari and denies new trials, citing lack of proper motions to continue, absence of counsel, and verified assignments. In Jim McQueen v City of Athens the court reduces a $200 fine to $75, finding the case weak and not deserving a new trial.
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Brand
Mayor's Court
Ager
Tom Moody
Emory Cameron
General Assembly
Athens
City of
Clarke Superior Court
Voice of the Council
Teachers elected Hartwell schools in Hartwell Ga
Hartwell Ga June 18 the following teachers will have charge of the Hartwell institute for next year Prof Albert Hill Richmond Va Miss Vernon Horne Boston Ga Miss Lillian Duggan Sparta Mrs Nettle C Oglesby Hartwell Miss Lola Skelton Miss Lizzie Daniel Miss Crouch Miss Padgett Alice King Miss Margaret Wilson music
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Hartwell
Hartwell Institute
Albert Hill
Richmond
Vernon Horne
Boston
Lillian Duggan
Sparta
Nettle C. Oglesby
Lola Skelton
Lizzie Daniel
Crouch
Padgett
Alice King
Margaret Wilson
Eagles Rally in Traverse City for Michigan Convention
Fraternal Order of Eagles members from across Michigan converge on Traverse City for the state organization annual convention. The three day program includes tele bust hesa sessions street parade band contest barbecue baseball games and other outdoor sports.
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Traverse City
Mich
Order of Eagles
Michigan
Governor McDaniel Heads Trustees for Another Team
Former Governor Henry D McDaniel of Monroe was re elected president of the university board of trustees for two years. T W Reed will again serve as secretary. The board toured the state college farm buildings dairy shops and the new athletic grounds at Sanford Field and the Alumni Y M C A hall. They heard extension work reports and noted library needs as they wrap up work today.
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Henry D. McDannl
Monroe
Board of Trustees
T. W. Reed
State College of Agriculture
Univesity of Georgia
Athens Wins Two Prizes in Chapel Ceremony
The Athens event yesterday afternoon recognized multiple student achievements. Col Lucian Goodrich of Griffin delivered the remarks as Victor Victor of Atlanta won the sophomore cup and Ed Morganstern of Atlanta earned the junior orator medal. Phi Kappa's Victor Victor, Ira Funkenstin of Athens, and Leroy Michael of Athens took the sophomore debate prize, while Demosthenians Stephens Mitchell of Atlanta Charles F P Sweet of Cornelia and Terrie Nichols Hendricks of Nashville claimed the freshman debate prize. Company A under Capt Bert Michael won best drilled company, and Burd Little of Duluth, a freshman in Company D led by Capt Charles E Martin of Clloden, was named best drilled man.
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Athens
Lucian Goodrich
Griffin
Victor Victor
Atlanta
Ed Morganstern
Phi Kappas
Ira Funkenstin
Leroy Michael
Demosthenians
Stephens Mitchell
Charles FP. Sweet
Cornelia
Terrie Nichols Hendricks
Nashville
Bert Michael
Burd Little
Duluth
Charles E. Martin
Clloden
To Receive His A. B. Degree Forty Years After Leaving College
After forty one years the degree of Bachelor of Arts will be conferred today on Mr. Joel Hurt of Atlanta. He completed his college course at the University of Georgia in 1871 but did not receive his diploma then. Trustees authorized the action yesterday evening.
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J. W. Dickson
Naylor
M. Liniment Beata
Iles
Liniment
Drug & Gen's
Joel Hurt
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Cotton Seed Crushers elect Georgia officers at Athens meeting
F W McKee of Atlanta was unanimously elected president of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia for the coming year. H L Bond of Royston became vice president and P D McCarley of Atlanta was re elected secretary and treasurer. R T Walker of Cuthbert, L G Neal of Atlanta, W J Murphy of Newnan, D L Betts of Rome, and G C Armstrong of Athens joined the governing committee. Macon was invited to host next year. The group urged Congress to raise the cattle tick fight funding from 250,000 to 1,000,000 dollars and asked for a chief statistician to compile crop statistics. Next year’s meeting location to be announced.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
F. W. McKee
Atlanta
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia
H. L. Bond
Royston
P. D. McCarley
L. G. Neal
R. T. Walker
Cuthbert
W. J. Murphy
Newnan
Association
Congress
Alumni Day at Yale Opens Commencement Week Events
Yale alumni swarmed the campus for alumni day with prayers in the chapel and routine business by the corporation. Trustees and friends joined students for social events as the week continues toward tomorrow's commencement exercises. Mrs. M A McLaughlin of LaCrosse Wisconsin reports relief from back and hip pain after Foley Kidney Pills, saying the pain entirely left her back and hips.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
M. A. McLaughlin
Jay’ St. LaCross
Wis
Foley
Pale
Credit Men Meet in the City of Boston
The seventeenth annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men began in Boston on June 18 and will run four days. Delegates from major manufacturing wholesale and banking houses attend, with Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald delivering welcome remarks.
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Boston
Mass
National Association of Credit Men
America
Foss
Fitzgerald
Geo. C. Norton
Boston Credit Men Association
Granville Fortescue
Pan-American Union
Washington, D. C
J. Howard Reiter
Commercial Law League of America
George ,W. Babb
New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Winona Hosts State Druggists Convention Opening
Winona Minnesota June 18 the Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association convenes in Winona with an unusually large attendance and expectations of a highly successful three day session.
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Winona
Minn
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association
Wall and vine poem on healing through kindness
A poem by Santa Wilson Smith likens life’s broken walls to vines that heal with tenderness and support. It extols kindly hands and words transforming pain into growth, presenting a gentle, healing faith in human care. The piece ends with a reflective note on divine healing.
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Santa Wilson Smith
Sunday School Convention Opens Near Pike's Peak
In Colorado Springs on June 18 the thirty-second annual state Sunday school convention opened in the shadow of Pike's Peak. Noted Bible and Sunday School workers from across the country attend a three day session featuring Rural School Conference Superintendents' and Punters' Supper Conference Elementary Workers' Conference and International Training School for men and women.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike’s Peak
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Quick Healing
A sensational notice extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns, cuts, bruises, bullet wounds, and explosions from the Fourth of July. It claims thousands cured and urges purchase at 28 cents from druggists.
Georgia Young Baptists Meet in Augusta State Convention
Delegates of the Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia gather in Augusta for the annual state convention opening today for a three day session. An interesting program is prepared with many noted speakers scheduled to address the gathering.
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Augusta
Gnemberg
Baptist Young People’s Union of Georgia
Move on Now Says a Policeman to a Street Crow
A garbled and archaic demand to move on ends with a claim that health follows after gentle action. The passage mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy, priced at 25 cents, and references August.
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Columbus, Ga
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Supreme Tribe OF
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Central Park
Health Department
Astor
Vincent Astor
Col. Astor
Waldorf Astor
Anc Naval
Tara
Gotiam
Webatube
Turnverein
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C. H. Brand
Jim McQueen
Hartwell Schools
Eagles
Mdaniel
University OF GA
College of Agriculture
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Winder
N. G. A. College
Dahlonega
T. J. Shackelford
State Normal School
McDaniel
YALE
Credit
Tutt’s
Chattanooga
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
Chamberlain
Stonewall Jackson
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
R. Preston Chew
Charleston
W. Va
Edmund Randolph Preston
Anna Jackson Preston
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Birmingham
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