German American Doctors at Athens Hotel Offer Free Consultations
An Atlanta based group of German American Doctors, licensed in Georgia, will visit the Commercial Hotel in Athens on Saturday June 7 for one day only. They offer free consultation, examination, and advice for chronic, nerve, blood, and skin diseases, with payment only for medicines. They urge benefits through patient testimonials and claim to treat a wide range of ailments with no operations.
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North Broad St
Atlanta
Georgia
America
Blood
Ypres
Siacoversd
Femedien
Tina
Eka
Ant Ray
Savannah Seeks Equity in Insurance Rates
Savannah residents believe insurance rate hikes are discriminatory and statewide. The city chamber of commerce, after months of debate and agents reporting higher costs, is pushing for more equity as inspectors reviewed district properties and losses affected Atlanta and Columbus companies.
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Her of Commerce
Atlanta
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Savannah
Teachers Elected From Wednes Evening Board Meeting
The Athens board of education held its regular and annual meeting yesterday with Prof. G. G. Bond presiding. They elected almost all teachers for the coming year, set inspection for school swings, discussed earlier fall openings, added new efficiency and advancement requirements, and named principals for both white and colored schools.
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Board of Education
G. G. Bond
Mary Gordon
Amy Walden
Marion Gordine
Europe
New York
Old Country
Williams
Athens Public Schools
E. B. Mell
P. Hillsman
M. B. Perry
M. Turnbull
E. K. Caldwell
M. Smoak
E. Bohannon
L. W. Witcher
L. L. Mathis
M. L. Wier
Nantahala Avena
Annis Patman
Oconee Street
C. E. Barrow
College Avenue
Clyde Patman
Baxter Street
Frances Powell
Marion Lampkin
H. Kinnebrew
A. Walden
Mary Gerdine
L. Payne
S. Treanor
G. Woods
E. Woods
Palmer
Marion Gerdine
L .Towns
L. Kelley
M. Steadman
K. Holliday
EB. Bird
L. Bird
M. Barwick
R. Maddox
L. Powell
M. Pope
R. McKie
F. J. Caldwell
R. Harbin
P. Hodges
Ruby Harbin
Miss Pound
M. L. Carlton
Nantabala Avenue
Lovie
G. Harris
West Athens
Mary Reid
East Athens
M. I. Heard
Newtown School
Mattie Hil
Minnie Davis
Annie Jones
M. B. Edwards
Ora Horton
Julia White
Stella Reid
A. M. Burney
Louise Greene
Virginia Morse
Susie Carter
Lurnne Hawkins
Irene Brown
B. Derricotte
Savannah Chamber Probes Fire Insurance Rates
The Savannah Chamber of Commerce launches an investigation into fire insurance rates charged in Savannah to determine possible discrimination by the Southeastern Tariff Association. If Savannah is found to be overcharged, similar claims may arise from other Georgia cities and the case could be taken to the State Insurance Department or Legislature.
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Southeastern Tariff Association
Savannah
James B. Nevin
Atlanta Georgian
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Phaplogets
Savannah Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
State Insurance Department
Savannah Chamber
Tariff Association
Mind and character shaped by thinking says Moncrief sermon
Dr Moncrief delivers a suggestive commencement sermon at the State Normal School. He links Proverbs 23 7 to the power of thought, urging rising ideals and a widening horizon. He cites Galileo Sumner Watt Hawthorne Raphael and the Transfiguration to show mind shaping matter and virtue, urging readers to pattern life after the Great Example.
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State Normal School
Dr. Moncrief
Gov
Glenn
North Carolina
Raleigh
Presbyterian Church
Galileo
Lse
St. Louis
Thomas Benton
Charles Sumner
Sumner
Benton
Bunker Hill Monument
Watt
Hermitage
Finlah
Aseed
Hawthorne
Downey
Raphael
Christ
Commerce Brims with Veterans Lodge News and Revival Events
May 27 report from Commerce highlights John H Morgan Camp Confederate Veterans traveling to Chattanooga for their annual reunion. Chloe Little named sponsor. Capt. Scoggin returns from Waycross Grand Lodge meeting. Rev Frank Quillian’s revival at First Methodist Church closes with notable church growth and new members. Supply pastor Rev J N McCord leads First Presbyterian Church, preaching a strong sermon and boosting church expansion.
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Commerce
Gai
John H Morgan
Chattanooga
Tenn
John H. Morgan
Chloe Little
T. A. Little
Scogging
C. A. Scoggins
Harmony Grove Lodge No. 30
K. of P
Waycross
Capt. Scoggins
Grand Lodge
Frank Quillian
First Methodist Church
Quillian
Methodist Church
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
J. N. McCord
First Presbyterian Church
Beattysville
McCord
First Methodist
First Baptist
Athens
New Presbyterian Church
J. D. McPhail
Commerce Church
Commerce Presbyterian Church
Ofm
Moral Vineyard
Inquiry Aims To Fast Track Legislature Relief
The body plans to intensify its inquiry and begin immediately with the goal of presenting findings in time for the forthcoming summer session. If needed, relief provisions will be sought through legislative action.
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Heating Engineers In Session Opens Fifth N D Heating Meet
Indianapolis May 327 The National District Heating Association opened its fifth annual convention with engineers from San Francisco Chicago Detroit Rochester and Toledo in attendance. Mayor Bookwalter welcomed visitors at the opening session. Morning reports from committees and routine business followed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National District Heating Association
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Rochester
Toledo
Bookwalter
Haygood Visits Athens as Publisher Sees Future Growth
Capt W E Haygood, once a local resident, visits Athens to represent a publishing agency with known weekly and monthly titles. He notes the city’s rapid modernization with many skyscrapers and compares Athens to Atlanta, predicting it may rival it by 1920 if the current progress continues. Haygood recalls many friends in Athens and expects a pleasant stay.
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W .E. Haygood
Capt. Haygood
Athens
Atlanta
Haygood
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