Young Harris College and Mountain Country Rise in Education
Nestled in North Georgia the town of Young Harris hosts a growing college funded by Judge Young L. G. Harris. Since 1886 it expanded from thirteen students to four hundred, offering religious education under the M E Church South. Commencement events run May 27 to 29 with a Phi Chi debate May 20, as the school promotes health climate and spring campus life.
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Young Harris
North Georgia
Bill Mountain
Georgia
Double Knob
Chatoka
Blue Mountain
Young
Harris
Brasstower
Brass Town
Hiawassee
Israel
Young L. G. Harris
Athens
Young Harris College
North Georgia Conference
M. E. Church South
Methodist Church
Mt As
C. C. Spence
Garden of Eden
Empire
South
T. Rkendall
Phi Chi
Y. H. College
A Grateful Man Pleads for Keeley Institute Recovery
A.S. Lanerorp of Watkinsville Georgia writes of his successful Keeley Institute treatment for alcoholism. He praises improved health, steadier nerves, and a clear mind after thirty five years of struggle. He asks for extra pamphlets to encourage others to seek cure and thanks Dr James for kindness.
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Atlanta
W. W. Houston
Keely Institute
Golden News
Adanta Keeley Institute
Keeley
Institute
Keeler Institute
James
A.S. Lanerorp
Watkinsville, Ga
Another Horse Thief Strikes Athens in Weekend Theft
Friday night Dr. R M Wade’s stable was robbed in Athens. A buggy and the phaeton were taken from the carriage house after the gate was found locked and the stable entered. A reward is offered in this morning’s Banner for the thief, while Mrs. Mason lies ill on South Lumpkin Street.
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Athens
R.M. Wade
Dr. Wade
Wats
Plans Perfected for State Normal School Opening
The Georgia State Normal School commission in Athens outlines opening plans for a two month summer session and a full next year funded by state appropriation. Chairmen Bradwell Evans and Chancellor Boggs lead committees, appoint instructors, arrange institutes with Peabody and Rock College, and set course offerings in teaching science arithmetic reading geography English history and civics.
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State Normal School
Bradwell
Evans
Chancelier Eggs
Artuens
The
L. B. Evans
Boggs
Baker
Wek
Rock College
Peabody Institute
Peabody Fund
Gilmer Fund
University of Georia
General Assembly of Georgia
Lawton B. Evane
W. M Slaton
Alanta
Mary Bacon
Milledgeville
Otis Ashmore
Savannah
G G Bond
Athens
Euler B Smith
la Grange
Normal School
Gearon
Evens
Messrs
Bond
Bar- Card
Parsons
Subjeet
D. Brapws
Charlie and the bottle taints a family's fate
In a moral tale set beside a bright lane afternoon, a mother seeks her missing son Charlie. She finds him asleep with his father’s tinctures, and the child dies from drunken exposure. The narrative traces a family curse of intemperance, ending with a sobering biblical injunction about wine’s dangers.
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Charlie
Helen
Paul
Darling
Morpheus
Wee Charlie
Helen A. Steinhanner
Union Signal
McDonald Claims Cure Through Blood and Skin Remedy
Fragmentary reader testimonial praising a blood and skin treatment as a cure after longuffering. Mentions “Jonm McDonald” and “McDonald's Milla” with garbled accompanying words, suggesting a promotional or testimonial blurb for a medical remedy.
Address to Third Georgia Regiment veterans reunion at Athens
An address inviting surviving veterans of the Third Georgia Regiment to gather in Athens on July 19 and 20. The text notes transportation accommodations via the Southern Passenger Association on certificate plans, with reduced rates and specific cert requirements. It mentions hosting by Athens Guards Clarke County Rifles and a hoped join by Troop Artillery, and recalls Confederate memory from Appomattox.
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Third Georgia Regiment
Carades
Covington
Athens
Pr. Xime
Col. M. Slaughter
Southern Passenger Association
Athens Guards
Clarke County Rifles
Confederacy
Constellation of Nations
Appomattox
Claiporne Sneap
Pres
Survivor’s Association
W. A. Wiley
Sec
Madison
C. W. Reynolds
Clarke Superior Court
Milt ‘Althall
Georgetta Steediey Et al
Equitable Action
Clarke County
Georgia
Hancock Avenue
Hull Street
Hull Avenue
Superior Court of
Larty
Death of Willie Neal A University Student
Willie Neal, a University of Georgia student, died at 6 o clock Sunday morning at Mr Coxon Lumpkins residence on Lumpkin street. He had been ill for about two weeks despite medical care and his parents stayed with him. Beloved by those who knew him, he is said to have entered into rest and his remains were sent to Banks county for burial at the old family home.
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Willie Neal
Coxon Lumpkin
Neal
Banks County
James Hill
Atlanta
TROUP ARTILLERY REUNION CALLED IN ATHENS
The Third Georgia Regiment invites Surviving Troup Artillery members to unite at Athens on July 19 and 20 for a company reunion with their Third Georgia Regiment comrades. Addressed by Captain H. H. Cautton of the Troup Artillery.
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Third
Georgia Regiment
Athens
Troup Artillery
Third Georgia Rgiment
H. H. Cautton
Demosthenian Debate Awards Medal To F G Govan
The Demosthenian Society held a morning debate on whether the U S government should own and control railroads and telegraphs. Judges H H Carlton A B Erwin and T W Reed awarded the medal to F G Govan of Rome after commendable performances, with prizes to H A Alexander of Atlanta Eugene Dodd of Statesboro and Govan.
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U. S
H. H. Carlton
Erwin
T. W Reed
F.G Govan
Rome
H. A. Alexander
Atlanta
Eugene Dodd
Statesboro
The Power of Kindness in Everyday Life
A religious essay urges daily acts of kindness toward strangers, noting small deeds like sharing five cents or offering a kind word can lift others, inspire hope, and spread sunshine. It cites stories of art influencing emotion and a dime gift guiding a man toward a better life, illustrating Christlike gentleness in ordinary moments.
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Peter
Gor
Tona
Royal
Petit
Ferdinand
Paul
Titus
Christaans
Ad Peckoes
Alatians
The Power of Example in Awakening Souls
A devotional reflection on how one awakened soul can influence many through repentance and faith. The piece argues that a single believer can spark widespread revival, contagiously elevating prayer and gospel focus, and urges self examination of inward purity and outward life as God’s method to bring his kingdom.
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Christ
Earth
Miss Lula Vonderau Dies at Home of Brother in County
Miss Lula Vonderau died at about dawn Sunday at her brother W P Vonderau's home. A member of the Baptist church for years, she was known for her quiet piety and charitable nature. She leaves numerous relatives and will be laid to rest in the family burying ground county, in a simple service.
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Lula Vord
Io Barnes
W. P. Vonderau
Lula
Bantis Church
Greeng
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