MISS FARBSTEIN STIRS ATHENS WITH BRADENTON PIANO RECITAL
Miss Hinda Farbstein of Athens, a Brenau College Conservatory student in Gainesville, gave a noon recital assisted by baritone Mr. Henry Stewart. Her two year Brenau study showed mature tone and Chopin Polonaise drew high praise. Also noted were Leola Sigmann’s University visit plans and local residents seen in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Farbstein
Hinda Farbstein
Athens
Brenau College Conservatory
Gainesville
Henry Stewart
Brenau
Trial of Ree J. Smith Set for Morning
The recorder's court will try E. W. Smith known as Ree J. Smith at 10 o'clock this morning on charges of violating prohibition laws by keeping and selling liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
E. W.smith
J.” Smith
Dodson's Liver Tone Beats Calomel for Liver Relief
Advertises Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for biliousness and constipation, claiming calomel causes salivation and illness. The ad warns against calomel, touts a 50 cent bottle, and urges use for adults and children.
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Dodson
Dinner frock design with satin net bodice and vest
A billowy satin dinner frock features a satin bodice edged with blue and gold embroidery and a velvet vest. The pattern requires five yards of satin and three yards of 44 inch net, labeled Pictorial Review Waist No 5467 for busts 32 to 44 inches, price 15d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Hearings Set in Man Slaughter Trial and Executors Case
Tomorrow Judge Brand will hear a motion for a new trial in the J. W. Partee man slaughter case, a cross bill and an auditor petition in the Hodgson estate suit, and a petition for alimony by Mrs. Clarence Allen of Buford in Gwinnett County. The cases are described as unusually important and featuring notable parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
J. W. Partee
John R. White
J. M. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgson
Rev Henry Battle to Fill First Baptist Pulpit During Vacation
Rev J W Lynch leaves tonight for a month long vacation and will be away from Wrightsville Beach. During August Rev Henry W Battle D D of Charlottesville Va will supply the pulpit. Battle is a leading Southern Baptist minister with wide reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lynch
D. D
Wrightsville Beach
First Baptist Church
Henry W. Battle
Charlottesville
Battle
Southern Baptist Convention
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National games include New York 1 Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 1 with Philadelphia 10 St Louis 4. Other matchups show Boston 3 Cincinnati 5, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1, Detroit 2 New York 1 in extra innings, plus Southern and South Atlantic results impacted by rain and shortened games.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago-Washington
Iain
Cleveland
Detroit
Toddy's fashion note on blue serge suit
A fashion note favors blue serge over other fabrics for durability. It describes a tan silk trim suit using five yards of 64 inch serge, Pictorial Jacket No. 6727 in sizes 34 to 44 inches, price 15c, and Skirt No. 6359 in sizes 32 to 40 inches waist, price 15c.
Porter Freed After Prohibition Sentence Suspended
R L Porter who recently began a six months city stockade term for prohibition violations is released after a long court battle. He suffered pellagra for months and his sentence was suspended for humanitarian reasons with all old scores settled.
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R. L. Porter
Veazey Named Acting General Manager of Gainesville Midland
W. B. Veazey, longtime railroad man and traffic manager, serves as acting general manager of the Gainesville Midland Railway during W. R. Beauprie's medical leave. Veazey has history with the line dating back to the old Gainesville Jefferson and Southern, and remains a frequent Athens visitor with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Veazey
North Georgia
Gainesville Midland Railway
W. R. Beauprie
Veazey
Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern Railroad
Georgia
Athens
G. M
Woodruff Winder Fair Advertised Locally
A gaily decorated automobile promoted the Woodruff fair at Winder for the coming fall. The Woodruff people emphasize early notice so farmers and exhibitors can plan to showcase agricultural products.
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Woodruff
Winder
Two Important Suits Grow From Jackson Warehouse Fire
Judge Brand and Athens attorneys returned from Jefferson with a Jackson county superior court term. Suits seek damages for cotton and fertilizer losses from a May 1914 warehouse fire. Champ Shields v W A and J Z Carter seeks 4000 for 58 bales of cotton. Jackson County Union Farmers Association v the same defendants seeks 1500 for fertilizer. Jury in the first case was mistried after a night and a day. Attorneys for plaintiffs Cobb Erwin Rucker Athens and T W Rucker Athens. for defendants W W Stark Commerce and Pemberton Cooley Jefferson.
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Brand
Athens
Jefferson
Jackson County Superior Court
Champ Shields
W. A
J. Z. Carter
Jackson County Union Farmers Association
Cobb, Erwin & Rucker
T. W. Rucker
W. W. Stark
Commerce
Pemberton Cooley
State Normal bill to be up for today
The house will today consider for passage the bills calling for an application of $50,000 for a new auditorium and as much more for a new academic building for the State Normal School here. President J. M. Pound and possibly others from Athens will go to Atlanta this morning.
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State Normal School
J. M. Pound
Athens
Atlanta
Trial Of Negroes Put Off Till Tomorrow P M
The committing trial of Eddie Harper, Henry Harper, and Richard Jackson for assaulting Gilbert Golet was postponed to Saturday evening at 5 o'clock by Judge Carlisle Cobb. Jackson was released on bond, the Harpers remain in the country prison.
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Eddie Harper
Henry Harper
Richard Jackson
Gilbert Goelet
Carlisle Cobb
Jackson
Harpers
Judgment in Cook Case Delayed by Recorder
Recorder Price postponed judgment in the A. H. Cook reckless driving case after hearing testimony. The taxicab operator is charged in a case where a boy was run down and injured. Arbitrators are investigating damages and their findings will determine the final ruling.
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A. H. Cook
Thousand Tourists Arrive as Southern Line Reopens
One thousand passengers arrived today in Asheville over the first trains on the Southern Railway main lines since July 16 floods. Officials expect full service by August 13 with restoration of regular schedules.
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Associated Press
Asheville
Southern Railway
Red Cross to Ship Hospital Supplies to Germany
New York officials announced steps to ship hospital supplies to Germany and its allies by re activating Red Cross units in those countries, aiming to aid allied efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Red Cross
Germany
Fabrics for Children Dresses Described in Detail
The article lists fabrics used for children's dresses including white organdy figured dimity embroidery white lawn and white and colored poplin with bold color facings such as white on blue and blue on white.
One-piece nightgown with kimono sleeves and square neck
Instructions describe a practical one-piece nightgown cut on the lengthwise fold with only one underarm seam. It uses 8% yards of 45 inch material for medium size, 1%4 yards neck banding, and ribbon for a bow. The pattern explains casings, gathers, stays, and a lace or embroidery neck finish.
Hart County Farmers Union Meet Hears Bank Act Talk
The Hart County Farmers Union met in the Hartwell courthouse Tuesday with enthusiasm. Col J H Skel ton president of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Hartwell spoke on the federal land bank act recently passed by Congress, and Judge W L Hodges also addressed the gathering.
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Hartwell, Ga
Farmers’ Union of
Hart County
Court House
J. H. Skelton
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of
W. L. Hodges
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Comforts in Heat
An old style advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens the feeble elderly and the weak, enabling them to endure summer heat. The tonic purifies and enriches the blood, purportedly building up the entire system, offered at 50 cents.
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Grove
Brother of Fuller Arrives in Athens Over City Actions
A. J. Fuller's brother reached Athens from LaGrange to handle his brother's case at the detention com city headquarters. He notes a prior serious illness possibly affecting mental health and will decide on next steps. Fuller recently showed erratic behavior with religious remarks and odd talk, and once shut himself in a bath with clothes on to avoid drowning.
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A. J. Fuller
LaGrange
Fuller
Alderman Dudley
City Hall
Man Bound Over On Mortgage Auto Sale Charge
J. C. White, a white man, was yesterday bound over on a charge of disposing of a mortgaged automobile. Judge Carlisle Cobb set a $100 bond. White was arrested at Fort Valley as Bailiff Wood pursued him, but custody stayed with Athens after a habeas corpus action. White then boarded a train with the Athens bailiff.
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J. C. White
Carlisle Cobb
Fort Valley
Wood
Athens
Arrval
White
No Agreement Reached on Army Appropriation Bill
Washington reports the conference on the army appropriation bill failed to agree on the section revising the articles of war. The section will be dropped to avoid delaying the bill if no accord is reached in tomorrow's talks.
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Washington
Dr King's New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a long used remedy for hacking coughs. It claims the pine balm with tar soothes irritated air passages loosens mucus prevents racking coughing and aids natural sleep to help cure the cold or flu symptoms.
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Dr. King
The Town Man and His Troubles
Polk Daniels of Howard recalls a livestock wagon incident that drew ridicule as he carried slop from his home. He notes some households still view such chores as not a man's work, reflecting gendered labor expectations.
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Polk Daniels
Howard
Kansas City Star
Only Way to Know Dogs as True Test of Ownership
A passage from Our Dumb Animals posits that ownership is the thorough method to understand a dog. It argues shared home life reveals a dog’s faults and virtues, protects the vulnerable, and invites empathy for the breed’s behavior and fate.
In Advance of His Time Dark Humor Exchange
A brief humorous exchange features a judge chiding a person who promises a lear, then questions why they returned that night. The remark plays on timely delivery and expectations in a sharp courtroom vignette.
Notices of administration and extra support in Clarke County
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia cite John H. Neal for Letters of Administration on Robert Neal estate and calls creditors to show cause at the August 1916 term. Also notices for Mrs. Alice L. Pittman seeking additional years' support from R. L. Pittman estate and others for title execution and for Wesley Cheely seeking permanent state administration, all with dates in July 1916 and September 4 1916 term.
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Georgia
Clarke County
John H. Neal
Robert Neal
Court of Ordinary
R. C. Orr
Alice L. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
A. B. Jones
Mary E. McIntosh
Wesley Cheely
J. T. Cheely
Icora M. Hicks
Josephine
F. W. Hicks
Tea and Coffee Stains Care Tips
Cold water soak removes stains followed by glycerin wash and warm ironing. For quicker fading mix salt with soft soap and rub on spots then sun bleach by laying in grass. Repeated wetting of spots aids bleaching. Sunlight provides natural bleaching over time.
Pathetic Weariness in a Life Shaped by Reform
A moral reflection on a wife who married to reform her husband and endures sixty years without widowhood. The portrayal emphasizes exhausted, animated weariness rather than tragedy, highlighting social expectations of marriage and reform.
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Leola Sigmann
North Carolina
Tennessee
J. C. Turner
City
George Atkison
Constitution Force
E. W. Smith
Henry Battle
Southern
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
South Atlantic
Columbia
Columbus
Jacksonville
Augusta
Charleston
Macon
Bob Porter OU
Automobile
Woodruff Winder Fair
HOUSE
Cook
Price
Tomo
Sea Gon
Sting
Sol J. Boley Co
Broad St
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