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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1911
Page
7
The Craddock ad explains vamps cut from the heart of the hide, tops from the next toughest leather, and stays from choicest skin parts. linings are heavy duck with no toe seam, promising wear, style, and comfort for long wear. It urges readers to visit their local Craddock dealer to discuss shop methods and value.
Danville April 17 grand jury resumes investigation into alleged district election frauds. Indictment of E X Lesener, son in law of ex Speaker Cannon, on perjury charge is central. Lesener made a fortune from the street railway system and is president of the Danville National Bank, having sailed for Europe last month after voting inquiry began.
Miss Julia Gardiner Tyler daughter of President Tyler of Williamsburgh married Prof William Southall Wilson of William and Mary College at Benton Parish church in Williamsburgh. Noted guests from out of town attended the ceremony.
An old advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP for tender face and neck after shaving and to relieve pimples, black heads, dandruff, or skin conditions. It claims guaranteed relief from soreness and itching and lists Palmer & Sons in Athens as a seller.
Auburn, Alabama April 15 Georgia defeated Auburn 7 to 4 in a game where Manning hit a home run and Georgia pitchers held Auburn’s offense in check. The report cites Manning Folmar and McWhorter as standouts and quotes Jamison praising Georgia as the best team on a southern field.
Frank Dobson praises the University of Georgia baseball club as the best he has seen in the region, noting balance fielding hitting and base running. He also comments Clemson and its Tigers as strong competitors ahead of games with Trinity in Athens.
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