The Athens Banner rates and delivery terms
The Athens Daily Banner lists carrier and mail delivery options with yearly and half year rates and weekly Sunday Banner pricing. It specifies cash in advance and acceptable remittance methods such as press, post office money orders or registered letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Athens Banner Oe
J. Rowe
Athens
Banner la
Advanc
Post Office
Denial of Charge Emerges From Misunderstood Athens Reference
A New Orleans Daily States fragment questions a physician’s role in a pretended tale about a miser and a will. The dialogue suggests a mistaken Athens, with confusion over a physician altering a prescription to secure a legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Daily States
Athens
New Orleans
Louisiana
Japan and Philippines loom in US Pacific stance
The article argues against urgent Japanese threats and suggests the Philippines should be relinquished as they burden the United States. It notes Roosevelt's attention to Pacific tensions and predicts a looming high-stakes naval voyage near Japan, with Teddy watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Uncle Sam
Far East
Rodavelt
Pacific
Philippines
Orient
America
United States
Sam
Teddy
Unwritten law stretched to shield crime in Louisiana
A twenty year old man allegedly hired a worker to kill a widow and her young son to stop her elopement with his father. The father urged silence, but the plan miscarried as the shooter killed both victims. The unwritten law cannot justify this act and the responsible man faces gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
agh@urate
Stage and Morality in the Spotlight
The father may face murder charges if the son hired the executed man. Many preachers and lay church members condemn the stage yet argue for moral obligation within performance. Richard Mansfield’s dying words, God is Love, echo a sermon-worthy message on religion as a guiding force for both actor and preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
God
Railroads hold back new work amid unsettled rates
Railroads issue orders to pause large depot and terminal improvements citing unsettled conditions and high financing costs. They will continue essential safety investments while awaiting clearer rate guidance and future landings. Eleven district agricultural high schools organize to advance practical farming focus, hoping to uplift state agriculture via an integrated curriculum and careful school management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romls
Fke
Railroads
Failura
Georgia to fund new agricultural education institutes
The state expects the Freshman cities of the state college of agriculture to offer full agricultural education. Despite no immediate maintenance provision from the legislature, interest remains high and funding will be provided when the assembly reconvenes. Georgia aims to pilot the experiment successfully with devoted faculty and adherence to the original agricultural school plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
General Assembly
Georgia
Banner
Georgia’s fall outlook set for prosperity in crops and commerce
The piece surveys a hopeful Georgia economy with strong cotton prices and ample money in circulation. It notes high crop prospects including cotton and melon yields, railroads needing smoother relations with the commission, and suggests a robust fall business season for farmers and merchants alike. It contrasts optimism with guarded views on rail policy and regional crop variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah News
Railroad Commission
Commission
Ahia
Bryan's Popular Strength in Democratic Nomination
As the presidential nomination nears, William J. Bryan appears certain to be the Democratic nominee despite protests from northern Democrats and opposition from southern Democrats who favor a southerner. The outlook suggests his war will be a dominant factor shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William J. Bryan
Washington Herald
Bryan
the Herald
Roosevelt
Taft
Knox
Fairbanks
Times
The
Herald
Palmer-Buckner
Columbus
Critlelam
Lim
South
Washington
Peeverelt
Bryans
Bun
Lost and Found Biliousness Cure Ad at Drug Store
A found item note describes a bilious attack with nausea and headache after finding Dr King s New Life Pills at W J Smith amp Bro H R Palmer amp Sons drug store. The pills are said to cure biliousness malaria and jaundice priced at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith & Bro. H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Store
Dr. King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hmit
Mansfield
Chamberlain
Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Ab Underwood
Nestor
Dewberry Churches
Eiz Mountain
Chapman
Dewberry Church
Col
Burl
Lewberry Church
Brother Chapman
Brother Byrd
Colonel Byrd
Bro. Chapman
Dewberry
Byrd
Kennedy
Stength
Castoria
Castoria Alwayrs
Tenn Pts
Che
K.g.matheson
A.M
Ll.d
Atlanta. GA
Southern Dental College
Teyouarsle
Atlanta
Columbia Supply Co
Coumbia S.C
Hardeman
Phinizy
Athens, Georgia
Cotton Commission
Merchants Broad
Thomas and
Oconee Streets
Athens, Ga
Parker
American Telegraph School
Milledgesie