Veterans of Spanish American War to Meet for Camp Formation
Spanish American War veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States plan a meeting next Saturday at 2 o'clock in city hall to organize a camp. Fred Moon spearheads the effort. aim is to join Flag Day parade with a new camp in Athens and nearby towns.
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U. S
United States
Fred Moon
Philippines
Cuba
Guam
China
Army
Athens
Auto smash on road to Augusta injures Whitmire man
Sunday afternoon beyond Mitchell's bridge three Studebaker cars from Atlanta to Whitmire collided with another auto. G M Stephenson was seriously hurt with an ear nearly severed and numerous bruises. Geo Rice escaped unhurt. Stephenson was taken to Athens for treatment before continuing to South Carolina. Several minor accidents followed on the route to Augusta as highway traffic increased.
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Augusta
Mitchell’s Bridge
G. M. Stephenson
Whitmire
S. C
Geo. Rice
Studebaker
Atlanta
Messrs. Stephenson
Rice
Turtle
Hudson
Stephenson
Athens
South Carolina
P. F. Johnson
Pullman
Specific Against Colds Ad for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A nineteenth century advertising note recommends a sleeping porch or open bedroom and a cold sponge bath each morning as a near specific against colds. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps ease a cold when one occurs, especially during epidemics, and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Ady
Daily Thought Quote From Chesterfield
Insightful aphorism notes that people replicate thoughts and behaviors they consistently admire, attributed to Chesterfield. The line reflects habitual imitation guiding personal conduct and aspirations.
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Chesterfield
Weather Forecast and Temperature Highlights
The bulletin notes Tuesday’s fair weather for Athens and Georgia with a slight eastern cotton belt disturbance bringing light showers from Texas to the Atlantic. Record rainfall includes Charleston 1.34, Pensacola 1.28, Mobile 1.18, and Thomasville 1.72 inches. A second disturbance affects Arizona while Montana shows high pressure. Temperatures dip below freezing in the northwest with 25 in Winnipeg, 24 in Duluth, and 32 in St Paul amid snow.
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Banner
Atlanta
Athens
Vicinity
Georgia
Cotton Belt
Texas Line
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Charleston
Pensacola
Mobile
Thomasville
Arizona
Montana
Winnipeg
Duluth
St Paul
Denver
C. F. von Herrmann
Foley Cathartic Tablet Advertisement Claim
If today did not go well and you suffer from indigestion headaches biliousness bloating or bad breath due to delayed bowel action take a Foley Cathartic Tablet now and tomorrow will be a better day. This wholesome remedy acts without pain or nausea. H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
World exi t and silver coin value in global checks
A historical note surveys the vast sums passing through London and New York clearing houses in a month and questions the total value of all existing exi t and silver coin in the world.
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London
New York
Vig: A Tonic for Weak Run-Down Women
Mrs Bessie Carter of State Road North Carolina testifies to Vinci cod liver and iron tonic rebuilding strength after illness. The ad from H R Palmer & Sons of Athens Georgia promotes Vinci as a vital blood builder for tired overworked women, claiming rapid improvement.
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Bessie Carter
State Road
N. C
Athens
Vinci
H. R.palmer & Sons
Mrs. Ella Bibb Green dies after long illness in Athens
Mrs. Ella Bibb Green mother of Col. T. F. Green and Mr. Andrew Green died at home near the Normal School after a protracted illness. She was born in Montgomery Alabama on October 6 1843 and lived in Athens for fifty six years. Her funeral is set for 11 30 this morning from Normal School Heights. She was noted for devout religion, loyalty to family friends church and duties. The obituary recalls her life and character and mentions her surviving relatives and the long service of her household staff.
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E. B. Green
Col
T. F. Green
Andrew Green
Normal School
Residence Normal School Heights
Ella Bibb Green
Montgomery
Ala
Andrew Adgate Lipscomb
University of Georgia
Athens
Wesleyan College
Macon
Lucy Cobb Institute
Thomas F. Green
Milledgeville
Tennyson
Note of Gratitude from New Athens Ministers
Dr. and Mrs. J C Morris express heartfelt thanks for the warm welcome received after their return to Athens. They praise the church members, city residents, and other clergy for their generous reception and say they will pray for the people of Athens as long as they live.
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J. ¢. Froris
Morris
Athens
James C. Morris
Drawing in Life Reflects Firemen in Laocoon Scene
A Life drawing shows two women viewing the Laocoon group in a museum. One woman jokes that the figures look like firemen but questions why they became entangled with the hose.
Miss Lou Brown to be buried this afternoon
Miss Lou Brown formerly of Athens died yesterday in Washington GA at her sister’s home. Funeral from the Georgia Railroad arrival today after 12:30 PM, burial at Oconee cemetery. Rev. W P Scoville to officiate with pallbearers named.
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Lou Brown
Athens
G. E. Lyndon
Washington, Ga
E.S. Lyndon
George 8. Brown
Texas
D. L. Adams
West Point
Washington
Georgia Railroad
Oconee Cemetery
W. P. Scoville
Miss Brown
E. S. Lyndon
A. J. Lyndon
Mary Lyndon
Georgia
Dorsey’s
Messrs
T. A. Burke
J. Warren Smith
T. L. Mitchell
Frank C. Simpson
Morris Bryan
J. Z. Hoke
Funeral Notice for Mrs. E B Green at State Normal Heights
The service for Mrs. E B Green will be held Tuesday morning at 11:30 from the residence at State Normal Heights. Interment follows in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers are E D Sledge John D Moss J C Jester D L Earnest W R Sizer DuPree Hunnicutt and N G Slaughter.
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Ella Bibb Green
Thomas F. Green
Andrew Green
M. A. Lipscomb
F. A. Lipscomb
E. B. Green
State Normal Heights
Oconee Cemetery
Dr James B Angell Dies at Ann Arbor Leader in Education
Dr James Burrill Angell, one of the era’s great educators and longest serving college president, died at his Ann Arbor home. Born 1828 in Scituate Rhode Island, he led the University of Vermont and Michigan, conferring nearly 2,500 degrees, about 2,000 to women, and helped pioneer state university systems and co education. He taught at Brown and counted Richard Olney and John Hay among his students.
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James ‘Burrill Angell
United States
University of Vermont
University of Michigan
Scituate
R. I
James Angell
Brown University
Richard Olney
John Hay
Father of Mrs. Campbell Dies in Virginia
News from Winchester Virginia reports Major R W Hunter father of Mrs John P Campbell of this city died at his home there He was advanced in years and had spent part of his later years in Richmond He served as chief of staff to General John B Gordon and was active through the Civil War He contributed to several books detailing Confederate campaigns and was regarded as a well informed expert on wartime strategy
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Othens
Winchester
R. W. Hunter
John P. Campbell
Cay
Campbell
South
Great Meetings at the Elite on Love to the Uttermost
The YMCA hosted a Sunday men’s meeting at the Elite theater with Rev. B. Davidson of London delivering a strong gospel appeal. One man accepted Christ and three requested prayer as Miss Madge Mewbourne sang Have Courage My Boy to Say No.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Rev. B. Davidson
London
England
Our City
Christ
Madge Mewbourne
All He Wanted
Uncle Eben jokes about preferring newspaper headlines over microscopes or telescopes. He claims he can read the newspaper and gain knowledge without tools, humorously highlighting skepticism toward scientific devices. The quip mirrors townspoken wit about intellect and respect for gemmen.
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Uncle Eben
Virginia Baseball Prospects and Roster Outlook
Virginia's 1910 spring baseball plans show a larger squad under Captain White with Sam Ryan guiding from the dugout. Key losses include Nabby Phillips and Gammon, while Palmer Stearns and Allen Thurman emerge as promising new pieces alongside steady veteran leadership and improved infield and outfield defense.
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University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Captain White
Virginia Baseball
Battery
Sam Ryan
Washington Nation
Nabby” Phillips
Virginia
Gammon
Star Portsider
Wag
E. N. Smith
Flannagan
Pascall
Clarke Griffith
Washington Nationals
Virginians
Palmer Stearns
Western High School
Washington
D. C
Keystone
Richmond
Ryan
Allen Thurman
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Fagedniey
Lyndon
Washington, Georgia
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Sons
James B. Angell
Ann Arbor
Associated Press
Ann Arbor, Mich
J. B. Angell
MO. P. Campbell
Gen. Gordon
Young Men's Christian Association Sunday
W. H. Lord
W. C. Greer
Pak
Corsetiere
W. T. Collins & Go
Wheason
General Academy
Aig
Berryman
A J
Wase
Markpest
Berkeley
Oma
Tremely
Big Virginia Eleven
Wellington Stickley
Whiteyander Green
Morton
Drummon
Call
Slab
McCal
Loag Taken
Schoo Academy
Hager
Anote
Phillies
Rixey
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