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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1914
Page
5
A catalog listing pipes in various styles and prices notes options for personal smoking pleasure and as handsome presents. It emphasizes diverse materials and designs suitable for collectors and gift buyers alike.
Fragmentary railway timetable items show train numbers and destinations with daily and Sunday service notes. Entries include No 50 No 54 percent No 61 No 58 and No 6580 205 with daily except Sunday service indicated.
Joseph M. Brown denounces slander against Senator Hoke Smith in a public letter from Marietta Georgia. He accuses political enemies of false claims on Smith’s record on county unit voting railroad regulation farm loans and the seven teenth amendment while defending Brown’s stance on law and white supremacy during the 1914 Georgia election season.
The gonzo note parodies a court decision labeling a wooden leg as apparel, asking what classification would cover a bone head in the same vein. The snippet reads like a humorous exchange from a humor magazine or wire satire column.
American League Chicago swept Cleveland 2 0 in both games. National League New York defeated St Louis 2 3 in five innings on wet grounds. Brooklyn down Chicago 3 2 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5 1 in extra innings. Federal League results include Indianapolis 7 Baltimore 3 and Baltimore 5 Chicago 0 in the first game. South Atlantic League Augusta 0 Charleston 3 and Columbia 8 Savannah 0 with Macon 2 Jacksonville 1 and Macon 3 Jacksonville 2 in a later game.
Rain affected games in New Orleans and Mobile while Montgomery edged Birmingham in a 15 inning affair. Memphis and Atlanta split a doubleheader after a game halted by darkness with Nashville and Chattanooga also proceeding, and a literary excerpt from Maclaren closes the note on life and outlook.
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