Athens Banner reflects on politics and commerce themes
The Athens Banner prints a collage of items including political opinions on Huerta and Zelaya, labor strikes, and suffrage. It notes corn club exhibits at the state capitol, sugar industry antitrust suits, Christmas shopping crowds, and remarks on President Wilson and Interstate Commerce Commission judges.
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Corn Club
State Capitol
Capitol
Clarke's New Commissioners Named for Clarke County
The Banner congratulates the three new Clarke County commissioners entering office January 1. Joseph M. Hodgson brings extensive county experience. Bramblett is a Princeton Factory merchant eager to devote time. McLeroy, long a Bradberry’s district farmer now in Athens, offers county insight and needs-focused leadership.
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Joseph M. Hodgson
Board of
Bramblett
Clarke County
Princeton
McLeroy
Bradberry
Athens
Secretary McAdoo Reports Strong U S Finances and Nonpartisan Aid
Secretary McAdoo tells Congress that U S finances are sound under a Democratic administration. Fiscal year revenues exceed seven hundred million dollars with tax and internal revenue contributions totaling around six hundred million. He notes Treasury loans of over fifty million to move crops, emphasizes nonpartisan aid, and predicts sound banking reform will reduce panics and support credit expansion.
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McAdoo
Congress
United States
Treasury Department
Eatonton Scores One on Athens by a Methodist
The North Georgia Methodist Conference assigned Rev. Sherman England to Eatonton, Ga after four years at Oconee Street church and three at Young Harris Memorial. He served Athens for seven years, guiding 350 new members, baptizing 50 babies, and handling about 70 funerals. He is praised as a model pastor with eloquent sermons and a noble character, and his wife is recalled affectionately.
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North Georgia Methodist Conference
Elberton
Sherman England
Eantonton, Ga
England
Oconee Street
Young Harris Memorial Church
Athens
Addison
Brickley ties Yale game field goal record with five kicks
Harvard’s five field goals by Charles E. Brickley in beating Yale sparked debate over a new record. Research shows Brickley merely tied Bernie Trafford’s 1899 Cornell effort, though Trafford’s were all drop kicks.
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Associated Press
New York
Harvard
Yale
Charles E. Brickley
Crimson
Brickley
Bernie Trafford
Pont eTamtn
Ton
Pha
Cornell
Trafford
Thaca
Elis
Records fall and big scores mark 1913 football season
The report notes multiple football records including kick distances and field goals, with Bridkelley scoring from multiple yard lines and a total 155 yards. It also lists historic runs by Eckersall and Coleman, and cites several 1913 high scores while recalling famous past games and coaching debates about amateur status and foreign coaching for the 1596 Berlin games.
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Bridkeley
Yale
Walter Eckersall
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Eckersall
Badger
H. M. Coleman
Minnesota
European coaches eye reforms as Olympic fund surpasses fifty thousand
Europe weighs adopting Americanized coaches to rebuild teams. France Belgium and Greece explore similar steps and England may hire an Americanized English athlete to aid reorganization as the Olympic fund exceeds $50 000.
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France
Belgium
Greece
England
Olympic Fund
Ten Cent Box of Cascarets Ad Claims Purity
Advert says Cascarets cleanse stomach and bowels better than salts or purgatives. It promises elimination of undigested food, bile, and toxins, improved health by morning, and appeals to adults and children with a 10 cent price from the druggist.
Daily Christmas Tip On Towels And Linen Craft
The note describes turning off a sharp object to reveal a nest towel and lists steps for making guest towels. It mentions three yards of damask making four towels and hints at scalloping and initials drawn with pencil by hand. The illustrated towel uses Huckaback weave across linen.
Healthy Hair Free From All Dandruff
An ad promotes Parisian Sage a scalp and hair treatment by H. R. Palmer & Sons. It claims dandruff removal, itch relief, hair growth, and a glossy look, with a fifty cent bottle and a money back guarantee. The package features the "Girl with the Auburn Hair."
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H. R. Palmer & So
Markets Division Well Under Way
Washington plans a new division of markets in the department of agriculture led by Charles J. Brand with a $50,000 appropriation. The goal is to connect farmers with consumers, reduce waste, and raise farm profits through better marketing, standardization, and expanded transportation and parcel post use nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Charles J. Brand
Farmers’ Union
Hoke Smith
Callaway
Texas
Webb
North Carolina
Charles Barrett
R. F. Duckworth
J. H. Patten
T. J. Brooks
A. C. Davis
Barrett
Smith
Senate
House
Agricultural Department
Lems
Germany
Kansas
Division of Markets
Chicago
Long Island
California
Windy City
Denmark
London
Liverpol
Georgia
Augusta
Atlanta
Brand
New York
Senator Smith
Farmers' Union
Parcels Post
Marot
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