Athens News Roundup Offers Notes on Local Life
A patchwork of items reflects Athens life from remittance options and newspaper delivery rules to upcoming events. Mentions include a music festival, Memorial Day anecdotes, church services by Dr. Lingle, street curb campaigns, and local sports hopes for the varsity and Southern League pennant.
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Presbyterian Church
Lingle
Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
Colonels
Be Good to the Census Man in Athens
A call to support the 1910 census effort urges Athens residents to aid enumerators by answering promptly and truthfully. Citizens are encouraged to prepare for inquiries and provide complete information to ensure the community is accurately counted for the national census.
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United States
Athens
Taft
Markman
Little attentions count in Athens streets
The article notes that small improvements to Athens street edges, such as green strips between curbs and pavement, greatly enhance appearance. Citizens are urged to repair worn spots, with warnings posted at worn corners, and many have already contributed small labor to restore freshness.
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Athens
Alfalfa and Unpolished Rice Enter Food Debate of WWII Era
A 1960s style piece notes possible substitutes like alfalfa meal and unpolished rice as cost saving foods. It explains how alfalfa meal could replace part of flour, and unpolished rice may offer nourishment and flavor, while warning no market uptake yet. It also teases future odd innovations with satirical tone.
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Texas
Alabama
Nebraska
Beaumont
Far East
Doctors Visit Athens to Study Local Health Practices
A description of doctors coming to Athens to observe how residents live with little illness. The piece references political figures like Henry Watterson and Col Roosevelt, discusses faith in representative government, and notes the grand jury presentments alongside Jefferson Day dinner speeches urging unity and a Jeffersonian Democratic victory in 1912.
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Athens
al Ely
Henry Watterson
Col. Roosevelt
Napoleon Bonaparte
The Call of Blood and Purification Promoted by Pills
The ad claims liver trouble signs such as pimples, blotches, and sallow skin. It praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for improving blood color, skin clarity, and health. Sold by Scat W, A Smith & Bro, and ELE Paluser & Seca.
THIS DATE IN HISTORY APRIL SEVENTEENTH SPORTS CALENDAR
A historical calendar item lists events on April 17 across sports and public life. Notable entries include birth and death dates, races, leagues openings, boxing matches, and prominent figures such as J Pierpont Morgan. The piece compiles milestones from 1683 to early 1900s with references to Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Annapolis among others.
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Andros Fea
the Castle
Boston
Jim Driscoll
Spike Robson
Samuel Chase
London
Feather
Somerset Coun-Ty
Maryland
Boston Athletic Association
Sion
Fort Duquesne
Benjamin Franklin
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bost
Vancouver
B. C
Col. Butler
Texas
General Pike
Mississippi
Alexander Macken
Zie
Turkey
Greece
Sam Smiles
Constan
Tinople
New York Election Focus Amid Twenty Third District Race
Washington reports political suspense over New York Thirty second district special election to fill late Perkins seat. Democrats push against Payne Aldrich tariff issue, hoping to tilt control after recent wins in Missouri and Massachusetts. Taft attends D A R Congress opening. Marjorie Gould to wed Anthony Drexel Jr in notable New York ceremony.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Perkins
Congress
D. A. DeArmond
Missouri
Massachusetts
George W. Aldridge
James Havens
Taft
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Continental Memorial Hall
Thomas Nelson Page
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Marjorie Gout
George J. Gould
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Philadelphia
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Gould
Fifth Avenue
Monuments Abroad and Opera Openings Highlight Week
Foreign events feature openings of Covent Garden grand opera in London and a Shakespeare festival at Stratford on Avon, plus Brussels Universal Exposition with an international art salon. Domestic notices list Clarke county candidates for Senate, legislature, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, tax collector, tax receiver, coroner, surveyor, and a bid for Western Circuit judge by Lewis C. Russell.
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London
Stratford-on- Avon
Brussels
Western Circuit
Superior Courts
Democratic Executive Committee
Lewis C. Russell
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England
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Pimlico
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Eos
J. Pierpont Morgan
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Hartford
Conn
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Germany
George Peabody and Company
Drexel, Morgan and Company
J. P. Morgan and Company
Mr. Morgan
Cleveland
Jack O'Brien
al Kaufman
Rouns
Pittsboro
Virginia State Baseball League
Zbyczko
Yankee
Rogers
Wilkesbarre
Western Baseball League
New England Baseball League
Northwestern
Warvard Naval Academy
Annapolis
New Haven
Davenport
Francis D. Pastorius
Town
Canada
Paul Revere
Lexington
Henry P. Tappan
University
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Beriah Magoffin
Kentucky
Harrodsburg
New York General Banking Law
Edward D. White
Ernor
Louisiana
New Orleans
Richard Harding Davia
San Francisco
James F. Morrison
Errery
St. Johns
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Baltimore
Chamberlain
Nature
Theody
All Dealera
Senate
W. B Whitehead
Clarke County
R. Toombs DU Bose
Walter E. Jackson
Elmer J. Crawford
E. L Smith
Hellinton
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