Peace Day Observance At University Of Georgia
Yesterday in the chapel at the University of Georgia the first Peace Day celebration was held with Dr H C White of Athens giving the keynote address. The talk outlined Hague peace conferences, urged practical steps toward world peace, and invoked President Wilson’s call to duty despite opposition. The program proceeded in a pleasant, faithful manner as printed in the Banner.
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Athens
Georgia Peace Society
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American Peace Association of Educators
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Atlanta
the Hague
Wilson
Sprinkling Streets and Burn Trash
The Athens city council street committee discussed sprinkling streets and burning trash as a remedy for dust and disease. A sprinkler will operate with two mules, prioritizing dusty driveways, while incineration plans mature for a city garbage plant to be potentially ready next year.
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Athens Considers Revised City Charter Proposals
A special Chamber of Commerce committee led by Judge A J Cobb completes a revised city charter outline. It preserves health education and bond board roles, creates a five member city manager system with a mayor from among them, and establishes a civil service board and classified and unclassified employee ranks.
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A. J. Cobb
Athens
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C. B. Griffith
Billaps Phinizy
H. J. Rowe
Blanton Fortson
Frank C. Shackelford
D. G. Anderson
Aaron Cohen
Board of Health
Board of Education
Bond Commission
Baseball Prospects Highlight Morgan and Georgia Stars
Washington notes highlight Morgan of Vanderbilt and Georgia standouts as top college players. The piece surveys infielders Clements Harrison and Carlyle, strong outfielders Ginn and McWhorter, pitchers Hitchcock and Kinney, plus other key performers across Georgia Tech, Auburn, Clemson and Alabama, noting defensive skill, speed, and potential contracts.
Innis Brown Names All Southern Baseball Team
Innis Brown selects an all star lineup featuring Morgan Vanderbilt Harrison Georgia Carlyle Alabama Clements Georgia Ginn Georgia McWhorter Georgia Montague Tech Wells Alabama Hunt Mercer Hitchcock Georgia Kinney Mississippi A M Wooten Tech plus commentary on the subjectivity of all star selections and the role of team success in perceived merit. The piece cites input from six college coaches across three states to support the choice.
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Joplin
Alabama
Cureton
Rucker Ginn
Gran
Bob McWhorter
Bob
Sikely
Tyler Montague
Tyler
Evers
Bruce
Sewanee
Thomason
Tennessee
4Tia
Sams
Wells
Alabamia
Witherington
McNell
Pat Dinkins
Atlanta
Torbett
Hunt
Hitchcock
Thal
Kinney
Mississippi A. M
Eubanks
Pitts
Corley
Davis
Stevenson
Wooten
Carlyle
Ginn
McWhorter
T. Montague
Rf. Tech
P. Georgia
Mississippi
Utility
Innis Brown
Forest Fires Hurt Soil Fertility Across Regions
A Department of Agriculture report links humus loss from forest fires to reduced crop yields, urging soil enrichment methods. Forest Service experts warn that fire strips organic matter, decreasing moisture retention and increasing erosion, especially in the South.
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Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Cough Remedy Ad Warns Against Substitutes
An old advertisement urges avoiding substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It touts healing of raw throat and bronchial surfaces and warns that a stubborn spring cough is risky if left untreated. Advertises H. R. Palmer and Son as the supplier.
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H. R. Palmer & Son
Pandora to be issued by University with new features
The Pandora, University annual, will go on sale in Athens in ten days. It promises more features than ever, including a fourteen laugh joke section and seven large color plates. Blue cover with gold stamping and gray silk lining. editors include D. K. McKamy as editor in chief, John D. Wade and Edgar R. Punc as assistant editors.
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Athens
Uititary
D. K. McKamy
John D. Wade
Edgar R. Punc
H. 1
Russell Business
A- 8
Bernd
Believes Bladder Distress and Weakness Claim
An ad-like note promotes Foley Kidney Pills to relieve burning and irregular bladder distress, promising relief from pain and discomfort. It asserts the pills are tonic and non-harmful and urges readers to try them, naming H. R. Palmer & Son as the sellers.
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H. R. Palmer & Son
Funeral for 18‑month‑old Carl Jordan at West End Church
Yesterday at 2 pm a funeral was held for Carl Jordan aged 18 months from Arr and Mrs. Claud Jordan of the Southern MUS. Rev. Willie M. Saye led the service at West End Baptist Church. Burial followed at Oconee cemetery.
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West End
Electric Bitter Boosts Kirkland Woman Confidence
Mrs. J. C. Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitter with easing months of strain and preventing a breakdown. The ad touts it as a spring tonic for tired appetite and digestive issues, promising relief or money back. Available at druggists for 60 cents or a dollar.
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J. C. van de Lande
Kirkland
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