Gas heated water gains in home use
The article argues against coal fires for hot water and promotes gas heated water as a cheaper convenient alternative, highlighting the comfort and worry saved by switching to gas.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
3
The article argues against coal fires for hot water and promotes gas heated water as a cheaper convenient alternative, highlighting the comfort and worry saved by switching to gas.
Schedule fragment lists train numbers and times with departures at 6 45 a m and arrivals at 1 20 p m for No 50 No 52 No 61 and No 53 No 55 Daily except Sunday among unreadable lines. Missing details limit complete service timings and destinations.
The ad touts Grove's The Old Standard tonic with quinine and iron as a general tonic. It claims to aid the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system, priced at 59 cents.
City court schedules civil docket from August 20 to August 28 1914 listing dozens of cases including Moss Mfg Co versus Shackelford Arnold versus Whitehead and Southern Refining Co against Whitehead. State cases named include Will Mapp Jim Gordon Lucius Freeman and Gus Thomas.
Prof. J. C. Wardlaw of psychology and pedagogy will serve as dean of the State Normal School. Former dean Alex Rhodes becomes business manager as the institution expands. Wardlaw arrives to take the post after sailing from Naples with a European party.
Athens amateur squad defeats Nebraska Indians four to nothing on Sanford Field. Daniels and Owen led batting with two hits apiece, Corley pitched seven innings allowing four hits, Peeler finished with one hit allowed. Corley, Hodgson, Rawson, and Peacock featured in multiple double plays. Attendance about 600.
Results show Columbia 0 Charleston 2 Savannah 4 Augusta 0 Columbus 1 Macon 0 Jacksonville Albany delayed by rain. American League games Philadelphia 2 Detroit 3 and 2 1 in a secondary game. New York 3 Cleveland 4 Washington 8 St Louis 2. National League tallies Chicago 8 Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg 3 New York 1 Cincinnati 3 Boston 1 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2. Federal League Chicago 4 Baltimore 5 St Louis 1 Buffalo 8 Kansas City 4 Brooklyn 1 first game Kansas City 5 Brooklyn 0 second Indianapolis 4 Pittsburg 3. Southern League Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 3 New Orleans 0 Birmingham 7 rain five innings Mobile 3 Montgomery 0 Memphis 3 Nashville 6.
Walter Mangum campaign manager for Randolph Anderson predicts victory in the governorship race. He claims Anderson will win Fulton, Floyd, Richmond, Muscogee and Chatham by large margins and carry many southern counties. He says Anderson leads in the fifth district and should gain the nomination on the first ballot at the convention.
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