First Methodist and Baptist Services Brief
Sunday services listed for First Methodist at corner Lumpkin and Mancuck Avenue with multiple sermons, Sunday School at 9 30, Epworth League, and midweek prayer. Baptist at College Avenue and Washington with Pastor W H Young and Troy Beatty Rector hosting Sunday School at 9 80, sermons at 11, prayer meetings, and Bible School at 9 45. OCONEE ST. METHODIST noted.
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Lumpkin and
Mancuck Ave
Hopkins
D. D
Epworth League
Lodge Directory Knights of Pythias and Masonic bodies
Page lists lodge meeting times and locations for Bt. Elmo Lodge K of P St Bla Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythia Keystone Chapter R A M Mount Vernon Lodge F and A M Glenn Lodge I O O F William Lodge I O O F Oconee Tribe I O A M Athens Lodge B P C Ei with officers and contact notes. Visiting members invited to attend and attendances at Maz Joseph building Clayton and Wall streets and other venues on weekly and monthly schedules.
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Bt. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
St. Bla Lodge
Knights of Pythia
Castle Hall
Maz Joseph
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Mt Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mount Vernon Lodge
Manonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
Claytos Street
Troy Beatty
Ww. M. Gro
T. Murrell
Bec'y
Glenn Lodge
Cartton Building
Jackson Street
Odd Fellows
William Lodge
I. O
Varton Building
T. W. Shackelford
N. G
A. Mealor
Red Men's Hall
Deupree
C. E. Poss
Intercollegiate games defended amid campus debate
A long argumentative letter on Emory College policy defends intercollegiate sports and criticizes Bishop Candler stance. It argues football and baseball bring physical and moral benefits, cites Princeton Yale philosophies, notes changes in education and discipline, and urges preserving healthy athletic competition alongside moral aims.
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Bishop Galloway
Emory College
Hishop Candler
Dickey
Turner
Trather Candler
Chancellor Hill
Mike Ba
McDaniel
Princeton
Yule
Dwight
the Tennants
Johnathan Edwards
Yale
Edwards
Elon
Thomas Hughes
Christ
Rugby
Thomas Arnold
Candler
St. Paul
Apostle
Garden of Eden to be Established by French Invention
A curious community seeking a secluded Eden near Como Italy attracts attention as followers of a simple life camp, sleep outdoors, wear minimal clothing and practice vegetarianism. The group includes diverse members and aims to live in health and happiness. A Paris discussion notes another invention by Hauger and Pescheux using gas density to detect atmospheric changes with a sensitive scale and automatic signaling.
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Revie
Mentione
Nice
Italy
Como
M. Henri de Parvilley
Paris
Ford
M. Haugver
Preseheny
Hauger
Pescheux
Dungeon horrors in Kano Nigeria under British rule
Northern Nigeria under British control faced brutal punishment in Kano where a dungeon held prisoners in cramped, airless cells. A doorway 2 feet 6 inches by 1 foot 6 inches led to two compartments where limbs were forced through holes for mass trampling. The interior measured 2,618 cubic feet with 135 inmates nightly, sometimes 200, and deaths occurred nightly with corpses removed afterward.
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Nigeria
Sir Frederick D. Lugard
Frederick
Kano
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles And Odd Narratives
An 1860s style advertisement promises Paro Ointment cures for piles with a refund if unsuccessful in 6 to 14 days. Separate excerpts describe appalling conditions at a British protectorate and a Baltimore Sun quotation about beheading pools. A note on redirecting McKinley monument funds to an aged women’s home is also mentioned.
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Parte Medicine Co
St. Louis
Morland
Calcutta
Baltimore Sun
McKinley Monument
Electric Motors Powering Oniry Farms Trials
Fifteen farmers along the Aurora Elgin and Chicago third rail system test electric power on the farm for feeding, milling and threshing. Early adopters report reduced feed costs and expanded use including corn huskers, thrashers, feed mills, sawmills and grinding, with some owners milking up to 65 cows. The innovations relocate motor houses near the barn and drive machinery along a barn length, boosting efficiency across dairy operations.
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Aurora
Elgin
Chicago
Theodore Schramer
W. ©. Kenyon
Matory
Dogs Organize Against Sheep in Hidden Night Raids
A Chicago Chronicle report quotes Rev E P Crane on dogs forming secret night roving groups to raid flocks. Leaders signal with a nonbark tone, move quietly up to 20 miles, and return with minimal evidence aside from tangled wool. Farmers watch for water access and avoid confrontation, while the dogs’ daylight behavior hides their nightly plan.
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E. P. Crane
Chicago Chronicle
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Church Directory
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Hiancock Avenue
J. W. Walden
Anediene
Gunuay Scpvinne Burilay School
Ate
Baptist
Cor. College Ave
Washington
W. H. Young
V. iv
Emmanuel Church
Prince Avenue
Cris
Oconee ST
Garner, Oconee and
Peters Street
W. G. Crawley
Lodge Directory
A. Lambert
Kesorda
Athens Lodge
Lodge
Moss Building
Clayton Street
J. Shackelford
Geo. H. Palmer
Athens Cycle Company
Washington Sts
GMN and Locksmiths
Bishop Candler
of Education
Chamberlain
H.R. Palmer & Bons
W. J. Smith& Bro
Perons
Ind
Paul
Hhe
Kuro
Guether
Tie
Dylinete
Tenevator
Washington Star
Dungeon Horrors
North
B. W. Grova
Payne
W. F. Kearsey
Yonge St
Atlanta
Gla
W. & Kearsey
Mr. Kearsey
Quaker Herb Co
Cincinnati
Socoat
W. J. Smith & Bro
ONIRY
Ches
J. M. Fletcher
Jana
George Foster Peabody
New York City
Uiversity
Georgia
Athens
Mr. Peabody Wa
Th University of Georgia
Fower
Atlanta News
Vile
Clarke
Beiine
Cams
Roosevelt
Angel of Peace
Howard
Wenesday
Philippi
Winnipes
New York Herald
Benner
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