Strong Plea for Hebrew Study in Bible Education
Rabbi J Koplowitz urges teaching Hebrew to access the Bible in its original tongue. He cites Hebrew as essential to morality, spirituality, and civilization, arguing translations fail to capture the holy spirit and that master Hebrew writers include Christians.
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J. Koplowitz
University of Georgia
Job
Moses
Sint
Greece
Judea
Egypt
Roy
Duty to Offer Hebrew Study to Students
The speaker urges offering opportunities to students especially those who intend to dedicate their lives to preaching and studying the Word of God. Hebrew language study is urged as essential, claimed to merit as much as Latin and Greek, and a duty not to shirk.
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Luther
Martinus
Walton
Jesus
Anselm Bayly
Bishop Hare
John
Hervew
John Weasley
Athens Board of Health Reelected and Report Read
The Athens mayor and council reelected Board of Health members Dr. W. B. Conway and ward representatives J. H. Dorsey G. E. Stone T. J. Scott and T. W. Reed. The annual report praised sanitary conditions and noted measles and mumps cases. It urged birth reporting ordinances and a city crematory, with recommendations referred to the health committee.
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Athens Board of Health
J. H. Dorsey
G. E. Stone
T. J. Scott
T. W. Reed
Board of Health
Athens
Health Committee of Council
Chamberlain’s Remedy Promised Best For Colic and Cholera
Athens merchants promote Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure used for over a third of a century. The preparation is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar and is sold by local druggists in Athens, Georgia. The note adds that once the new hotel is finished Athens will be the state convention city.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy and Orr Drug Co
Athens
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes surge in seven days
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports 22 new corporations with aggregate minimum capital stock of 1,026,400 and wide modern development across Georgia and Alabama. Planned projects include hotels in Augusta and Athens, school buildings in Ensley and Woodlawn, and numerous plants, jails, depots, and utilities across multiple cities.
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Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Georgia
Alabama
Augusta
Sparks
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Ensley
Ala
Woodlawn
la Grange
Nashvvile
Florence
Montgomery
St. Stephens
Clayton
Savannah
Samson
Bottom Drops Out of Wheat Market In Sudden Collapse
Chicago May 23 The wheat market opened with a dramatic drop as prices tumbled amid massive selling and liquidation. Heavy buyers were undermined by bearish sentiment and miscel laneous factors. John Barrett emerged as a leading early buyer before the slump, with analysts estimating a yield drop versus last year.
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Chicago
John Barrett
Judge Hargis Freed in Breathitt Murder Trial
Lexington May 23 jury acquits James Hargis of Breathitt county in the Jackson town marshal murder case of James Cockrill. Judge Parker rebukes sheriff for disruption as Hargis greets the verdict with a smile and claims faith in a fair jury amid strong Democratic influence in Breathitt politics.
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James Hargia
Breathitt County
James Cockrill
Jackson
Hargis
Hearst News Service
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Mose Feltner
John Smith
Christ
Abraham Lincoln
Breathitt
Scott County
Casey Powers
William Gogbe
Elbert Hargis
Ki Callahan
Cockrill
Sandy Mook
Elliott County
Himself
Alex
Ed Callahan
John Abner
Jesse Spicer
Dr. Cox
Gould to Give Money to Stop the Scandal
Howard Gould offers one million dollars to his wife to obtain a divorce with terms including relinquishing claims to his estate and dropping the Gould name. The offer, first made during the Goulds’ marital troubles, remains standing but unlikely to be accepted amid ongoing police investigation into the alleged scheme and bureau setup.
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New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Mra Gould
Woodward
Goulds
Lon
Bingham
City Detective Bureau
Mclaughlin
Bureau
Hingham
Ines
Athens Bond Proposal for School Property Approved
Notice announces intent to apply to Georgia General Assembly in June 1907 for approval of an act authorizing Athens Clarke County to issue seventy thousand dollars in bonds. Funds would buy school property erect new buildings repair and improve school facilities within Athens city limits and support educational uses.
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Georgia
Athens
Clarke
City of
Athena
Relief from Rheumatic Pains Told by Atlanta Man
In a letter from Key West patrolman Roland Dry relief from rheumatism is claimed after using Chamberlin Pain Balm. He reports severe pain for over two years, then rubs nightly for about two weeks cured him, with no symptoms for more than eight months. Available from local Athens merchants H. Stovall & Sons and others.
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Roland Dry
Key West
H. St. Tv
Bons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Canning
B.C. McEvoy
Orr
Athens
Athens Mayors Gather For Georgia Event
In Columbus Enquirer dated report the Athens city leaders led by Mayor Chappell join a state gathering of Georgia mayors amid ceremonial duties and city affairs.
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Athens
Georgia
Chappell
Columbus Enquirer
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