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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

7

International Marriage Farces Treated as Holy Wedlock

Reverend Samuel H. Woodrow denounces international marriage as a travesty and smells of brimstone, contrasting Joseph and Asenath’s union with American matches. The piece also covers state treasurer notes on Georgia finances, deficits, and pensioner payments, with caution about upcoming revenue.

Washington Samuel H. Woodrow First Congregational Church Joseph Asensth Bukelet Lordlet

Virginia Teachers In Session At Educational Conference

Newnanawa Virginia November 24. Teachers principals trustees and others from across the state gathered in Newnart for the Virginia Educational Conference annual meeting. The program promises excellence with elaborate entertainment for visitors. Executive committee meetings and department sessions were held this afternoon. General sessions begin tonight with Mayor Jones presiding. Governor Swanson and State Superintendent Eggleston will give the Welcome address. Tomorrow morning the papers discussions and addresses will cover all phases of education with several noted educators from other states among the speakers.

Newnart Nawa Virginia Educational Conference Jones Swanson Eggleston

Sloan's Lintment touted for relief and mobility

The ad extols Sloan's Lintment as the remedy for stiffness and soreness from heavy exertion and strain. It promises quick penetration without rubbing, easing muscle pain and joint stiffness, and aiding sprains cuts and bruises. A Tennessee reader praising its use on long road trips is cited.

Issary J. Price Tuscumbis Ala Vy Aman Chatt Te Memphis Sloan

Colds and Croup In Children Warn Readers

An item notes a Wheeling West Virginia mother praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her children, claiming it prevented croup and cured winter coughs without a doctor. It highlights retailers H R Palmer & Sons and Warren J Smith & Co and warns to buy only the genuine product in yellow packages.

Wm. H. Serig Wheeling W. Va Chamberlain H. R. Palmer & Sons, Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro L. IP. Canning B. C. McEvoy

Full Program Announced for Farmers' Conference

The State College of Agriculture outlines three major events for January including the Cotton School with anticipated 300 farmers, the Good Roads School for county officials, and the Farmers' Conference opening January 13. A detailed schedule covers dedicatory exercises, many expert addresses, crop rotations, education, horticulture, cotton, and livestock sessions, plus extensive exhibits and women’s programs.

State College of Agriculture Good Roads School State College L. G. Hardman Commerce Georgia John B. Miller Gainesville P. O. Vanlatter State College of Agr Andrew M. Soule G. F. Gober Marietta M. J. Yeomans Dawson I. C. Wade Cornelia Col J. P. Fort Athens T. H. McHatton Adj James C. Bloomfield Board of Health Dudley M.hughes Danville R. J. Redding Grin L. A. Ransom Atlanta R. J. H. de Loach L. OC Hart Walter 9. Hill R. EB. Park Fred Orr State Normal School Elizabeth Holt Augusta Handorett and D. C. Barrow University of Georgia W. L Harmeon

Quiet Democratic Primary Sets 479 Votes for Justice of the Peace

In a small city election yesterday the democratic primary for Justice of the Peace and two bailiffs drew 479 ballots from 1300 registered voters. James F. Foster led the JP race with 478 votes, while Wood 350 Cook 839 and Morris 165 topped the bailiff tally, making Wood and Cook the bailiffs nominees for next month’s general election.

Justice of the Peace James F. Foster R. F P. Wood Peek En Ee D. J. Cook T. H. Morris

Emperor Bestows Medal of Honor on Fritzlar Secretary

The Emperor of Germany has awarded a medal of honor to Herr Joel Boley for faithful service as secretary and treasurer of the Israelitish congregation at Fritzlar. He has held the post for 87 years and is the father of Messrs. Bol, J. and Sidney Boley, and of Mrs. J. Van Straaten, all of this city.

Fritslar Germany An- Zeiger Joel Boley Fritzlar Herr Boley Messrs Bol Sidney Boley J. van Straaten

Kellar Finishes Road Work On Danielsville Road

Mr W Kellar the government expert finished a sand clay strip on the Danielsville road as an object lesson in durability. He said he could not build better roads than those under Commissioners Holman but left a road to show the public that the commissioners provide quality roads of the same type.

W. C. Kellar Danielsville Kellar Howman Pitt Holman

Danielsville Road Work May Stop Over ROW Delays

The Danielsville road project may halt as commissioners struggle to secure necessary right of way. Course changes required for proper grading depend on obtaining land access, with most owners yielding though some demands seem excessive. If right of way cannot be secured, the work will be suspended until terms are resolved.

Danielsville Dairies Janissaries

Bricks of Straw From the New York Mall

A fragmentary meditation on constraints of walls and words. The speaker muses that stone walls do not imprison, a receipt cannot bake a cake, and words alone cannot forge poetry. A desk holds a thesaurus as Walt contemplates muse and meaning.

New York Mall Walt We Muse Roget

Chancellor Barrow Improves After Illness

Chancellor David C Barrow has been confined to his rooms for a week with a severe cold. He is steadily improving and will be out again soon. Miss Massey Belle Saye, once in critical condition after stomach hemorrhages, is improving and believed out of danger though strength remains low. The Hippodrome in New York promotes a live circus under a tent with Manuel Klein leading the orchestra and a free song, When the Circus Comes to Town, to be published with next Sunday World.

David C. Barrow Miss Saye Massey Belle Saye New York Hippodrome Manuel Klein M. Witmark & Sons

Military wedding at Fort Myer for Hatfield Merchant couple

In Washington today at Fort Myer post chapel Miss Helen Hatfield daughter of Col Charles A P Hatfield became the bride of Lieut Berkeley Thorne Merchant of the U S Army in full dress uniforms. The ceremony occurred at noon followed by a reception and breakfast at Col and Mrs Hatfield's home.

Fort Myer Washington, D. C Little Post Helen Hatfield Charles A. P. Hatfield Berkeley Thorne Merchant Col Hatfield

Breeding and Feeding Horses and Mules at State College

Cayeeleen of Day Herd and Prof. C L Willoughby headline experiments in breeding and feeding horses and mules at the State College of Agriculture with Prof. M P Jarnagin guiding Animal Husbandry. Gummlating Beet and Pork Production in Georgia mentioned alongside President Andrew M.

Cayeeleen C. L. Willoughby M. P. Jarnagin State College of Agriculture Georgia Andrew M. Boyle

Monu ment Erected On Battlefield At Monocacy Md

A monument erected by Pennsylvania on the battlefield at Monocacy was dedicated today in memory of soldiers who fought and fell there. Pennsylvania regiments cited were the Sixty seventh Eighty seventh and One Hundred and thirty eighth volunteers.

Monocacy State of Pennsylvania Battle of

Poultry Show Opens in Clinton Amid High Class Exhibits

The International State Fanciers association opened its annual poultry show in Clinton on November 21 and will run through the week. Exhibits include turkeys chickens ducks pigeons and other poultry and stock.

Iowa Clinton International State Fanciers

Government seeks writ in 29 million Standard Oil case

The Department of Justice filed in the Supreme Court a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Standard Oil case seeking guidance on constitutional questions. Four reasons are given: public interest and eventual final determination. instruction for enforcement of laws. guidance for courts handling similar cases. and informing the business community and public on the law.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States UN Department of Justices Strone

Texas University 25th Anniversary Celebration Opens

Alumni and friends at the University of Texas gather for the twenty-fifth founding anniversary celebration spanning two days starting tomorrow. Participants include graduates, former students, and representatives from most Texas educational institutions and several from other states.

Austin Texas University of Texas

Montreal Anglicans convene to elect successor bishop

The Anglican synod of the diocese of Montreal gathered to elect a successor to the late Bishop Carmichael. The prior vote favored the Rt. Rev. Cosmos Gordon Lang of Stephney, but he declined the honor.

Montreal Synoi Diocese of Carmichael Cosmos Gordon Lang Stephney

Gotham Girl Weds Englishman at Sherry's Ball

Miss Jeannette Yale Hughes daughter of George H Hughes of the offs marries Mr Robert Wynne Jones of Brixcot England in a Sherrys ball room ceremony conducted by Rev Wilton Merle fuilth and Rev Charles P sagnannl. Attendants include Mrs Attap man as matron of honor and Leeda Johnson as maid of honor. An usher Robert Sherman Bontell formerly First Secretary of the American delegation for The Hague. The couple will reside in Englam? after a wedding week.

New York Jeannette Yale Hughes George H. Hughes Robert Wynne-Jones Brixcot England Wilton Merle -Fuilth Enteral Presbyterian Church Charles P. Sagnannl Geological Seminary Attap Aw Pot Ou Grory Leeda Johnson Robert Sherman Bontell the Hague Englam

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