Danforth Praises Georgia Schedule in 1923
Ed Danforth in the Atlanta Georgian lauds Georgia football's 1923 schedule under the headline I Told You So. He notes three rest dates, seven conference games, and seven intercollegiate clashes slated, with plans for an intersectional series including Yale on October 13 and Princeton in 1924.
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Ed Danforth
Atlanta Georgian
Georgia
Auburn
Georgy
Harvard
Bulldogs
Chicago
Yale
S. V. Sanford
Princeton
West Coast
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Centre
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Dream of All-American Punch Board Team teased by sideline signals
A fragmented reminiscence shows a scene where Harold Kassewitz directs an advance from the quarterback position for an All-American Punch Board Team. Bill McRainey signals from the sidelines while names Gus Rocco Drs. Galloway Reid Costa Bradberry appear in the blurred text.
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Weiner
Harold Kassewitz
Bill” McRainey
Gus Rocco
Drs. Galloway
Reid
Tony” Costa
Lee Bradberry
Centre Announces Grid Schedule For 1923 Season
Centre College reveals 1923 plans to play Sewanee at Memphis and Georgia likely at Athens on Thanksgiving Day with both southern teams visiting Danville in 1924. Requests have come from Michigan Colgate Alabama Georgia Tech and Georgia, with Auburn at Birmingham nearly certain. An eastern game at the Polo Grounds against Penn or Army or Colgate is under consideration.
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Danville
Centre
Sewanee
Memphis
Georgia
Athens
Michigan
Colgate
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Birmingham
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State
Army
Polo Grounds
New York
VAN.NIL Satisfies Campaign Wednesday Wipe Out
Mrs. L. C. Brown chairs the campaign booth committees for the Wednesday Wipe Out Tuberculosis event. Other organizers include Mrs. W. E. Broach Mrs. E. Ht Hodgson Jr Mrs. R. C. Ray Mrs. R. 8. Wooster and Mrs. Harrie Dews.
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L. C. Brown
W. E. Broach
E. Ht, Hodgson, Jr
R. C. Ray
R. 8. Wooster
Harrie Dews
L C Brown
Booth
Fragmentary sports quip on championships and giants
A brief, obscure quotation discusses the idea that a championship is only a superficial badge, likening it to seventeen white letters on a gold football and conveying a skeptical view of trophies and notoriety. The fragment mentions giants and a sense of overemphasized status in sports.
Local Market Advertises Fresh Produce Prices
Yam Potatoes 20c per pk collards turnip salad bell peppers eggplants bunch rats savoy cabbage cauliflower salsify iceberg lettuce Arnold Abney & Co.
Leah Baird Stars in When Husbands Deceive at Palace
Leah Baird presents When Husbands Deceive alongside Palm Beach Kids at the Palace Theatre in a final show today. The jazzy act promises all musical and dancing numbers with new costumes and changes, featuring four performances at 3:30, 5:16, 7:15, and 9:10.
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Leah Baird
Palm Bach
Palace
Palm ‘ Beach
Palace Theatre
Appesi
Anata
Palm Beach
Many Linesmen Made Captains in 1928 Football Leaders
Election of 1928 football captains shows a heavy shift toward linesmen as team leaders with 260 linemen and 12 backs chosen across 38 colleges in the Southeast and Midwest. Guards lead the linemen, with eleven guards and three ends among front five captains. only two quarterbacks among eleven backfield captains illustrate a broader field general role. Captains and positions listed include Alabama Charles Bartlett quarterback Amherst W H Ruesswig Utica NY, Brown John Spellman Somers CT, Brown Mt.
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New York
Southeast
Middle West
Alabama
Charles H. Bartlett
Amherst
W. H. Ruesswig
Utica
N. Y
Brown
John F. Spellman
Sommers
Conn
Butler
Harold Hungate
Fountaintown
Ind
Edwin Kubelert
Smith
Ark
Chicago
James Pyott
City College of New York
John Schuerman
Colgate
James Leonard
Dartmouth
Cyril
Aschenbach
East Orange
N. J
Depauw
John Clark
Brooklyn
Fordham
Louis Healey
Trenton
Hamilton
Fred E. Bruss
Rome
Lake
Inoisa
James McMillan
Grays
Wetewart Butler
Wabash
Iowa
Glenn Miller
Waterloo
Towa
Lehigh
William Springsteen Detroit
Michigan
Harry G. Kipke
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agiles
Norris R. Taylor
East
Cleveland
Nebraska
Verne Llewellyn
Northwestern
Wm. T. McElwain
Evanston
N. Y. University
David Shers
Georgia Meets Mercer Again Baseball Schedule
The Mercer base ball schedule shows four games with Georgia next year two in Athens on April 13 and 14 and two in Macon on May 18 and 19 likely the final Macon pair. Other fixtures include Yale in Macon March 28 and 31 Oglethorpe and Vanderbilt in Macon and Atlanta dates through May 19 with Open slots May 11-12 and May 45.
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Mercer
Feorela
Baptists
Athens
Macon
Yale
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Atlanta
Tech
North Carolina Univerity
Open
iMike Witman To Leave Macon For New York
Mike J. Witman prominent young Macon attorney and Lions club district governor will relocate to New York to join a large real estate firm. He was guest of honor at a Lions club banquet in Macon. Georgia class of 1911 graduate and former head cheerleader celebrated for his college honors.
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Mike J. Witman
Macon
Lions Club
New York
Witman
Georgia
Athens
Ten Club Members Laud War Book by Lieut Holden
Ten Club members praised War Memories by Lieutenant Frank A. Holden of Athens Ga at the Piedmont Driving Club dinner. Dr Henry Alfred Porter Mell Wilkinson and Judge Marcus W Beck called it among the best of its kind. Holden served in France with distinction. the book is dedicated to the American Red Cross. Walter G Cooper spoke on Rabbi Ben Ezra. Ivan E Allen and Judge O H P Bloodworth attended as special guests.
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Atlanta
Frank A. Holden
Athens
Ten Club
Piedmont
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Mell R. Wilkinson
Marcus W. Beck
Holden
France
American Red Cross
Walter G. Cooper
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Ivan E. Allen
O. H. P. Bloodworth
Appellate Court
Treasury Bill 18 Reported to Senate in Record Pace
Washington reports the first annual appropriation bill for the treasury department was sent to the Senate by the Appropriations Committee after passage in the House. The bill totals $116,112,000, up $141,000 from the House, with Senate changes including under secretary salary and boosts for customs, counterfeiting suppression, and a machine money printer replacement. The prohibition enforcement funding remains at $9,000,000. The bureau would replace 218 plate printers with machine money printers, a move opposed by the plate printers union for 36 years.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
Senate
Appropriations Committee
House
Bureau of Engraving
Plate, Printers Union
Prohibition Agents Prepare to Besiege Moonshiners in Covington
Covington Kentucky reports federal officials plan a mass assault on Bob Ballard's Menifee county moonshiners at Slate Creek. About 590 agents to be supported by two bombing planes and multiple machine guns, following a three day siege that left agents Dutt and Treadway dead. Correll Weed and Huddleston say reinforcements for other districts may join the attack, and the War Department will be sought for air support to break cavern defenses.
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Elmer Correll
James Weed
W. C. Huddleston
War Department
Slate Creek
Cortell
Lawyer's suit against Mississippi governor ends in quick verdict
Frances Birkhead's $100000 claim for seduction and health impairment against Gov Lee M Russell ends after 28 minutes of jury deliberation in federal court. Counsel for Birkhead declines to state on appeal. A citation targets former Gov Theo Bilbo for nonappearance. April term expected for courtroom appearance. Creditors’ meeting announced for Guy L Mitchell bankrupt in Athens Georgia with trustee selection and claims examination.
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Oxford
Frances C. Birkhead
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
Federal District Court
C. M. McNeil
Mias Birkhead
Russell
Theo G. Bilbo
E. R. Holmes
Notice of meeting of creditors in bankruptcy case
There will be a meeting of creditors of Mitchell, the bankrupt, to be held in Athens Georgia. Referee Howell C. Clean will oversee the proceedings. The notice is dated December 8, 4088.
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District Court of the United States
Dias
Guy L. Mitchell
Winterville
Southern Mutual
Athens Ga
Howell Cobb
Athens, Ga
District of
Mitchell
Clean Howell Cee
Athens
Patterns for Lawn Cape and Toy Animals Delights Readers
Banner-Herald presents patterns including a five-piece dress set with cape and bonnet in lawn, velvet, or embroidery options. Dolls measures range 18 to 30 inches, requiring yardage for 40 inch capes and 20 inch bodices. A second toy pattern for animals like cows and horses mailed for 12 cents, with materials listed and a ready receipt address.
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Neight
Doly
Tive
Pierrot
Arma
Inga Ares
Ryan Ee
Pretty Mother’s Girl Doll Patterns and Robe
Fragmented OCR notes describe doll patterns for a clown doll and a mother’s girl dress set. Includes materials, sizes, and mailing patterns upon payment with stamps, in a vintage sewing pattern listing style.
Stylish growth dress and bib pattern advertisement tease
An old ad fragment promotes a growing girl dress with new alcove pink fabric and inserted pocket. It notes suitability for knitted fabric velveteen taffeta and prunella, with sleeve length options and a 36 inch material requirement. Also touts a rubberized duckie bib set for mothers, with pattern mailed on receipt of postage.
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Patt
Popular Practical Garment Training Guide
An old advertisement describes practical garment making lessons and patterns. It mentions materials such as serge drill kha cabardine flannel and cashmere for a four year old's comfort and a beginner friendly dress. Patterns are included and may be attached or slipped off as needed.
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Psicat
Neeof Sams
Set of Pleasing Nursery Toys Pattern Illustration
A fragment describes nursery toys including a roly poly da and a cunning cat. It mentions materials such as toweling cork felt flannel velvet drill and wrath and notes a doll made of different material. The illustration pattern requires yardage and offers to mail on receipt of payment.
Cornett Elected to Sentinel Club Honor
Judge Walter G. Cornett was elected a member of It Sentinels, a constitutional society. The selection honors Cornett for his affiliation with the National Constitutional Society and his service to the United States.
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Cornett
Sentinel Club
Walter G. Cornett
It Sentinels
United’ States
National Constitutional Society
Auto Crash on Milledge Avenue injures driver and passenger
Police report a two-vehicle collision on Milledge Avenue early Tuesday night. Dr Henry Reid was hurt along with a passenger. both cars were damaged but removed before officers arrived.
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Henry Reid
Sports briefs jumpy report from early AP wire
Buffalo report notes Tom Gibbons of BPs Fuss knocked out in Burke while Detroit wires say Billy shoe of 8% York outboxed Andy Selimacher. Auxiliary meeting details mention parish offerings and a federal bid road project. Building costs mount, with a 17 000 dollar estimate for Be way project.
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Tom Gibbons
Bps
Burke
Detroit
Billy Shoe
York
Andy Selimacher
Omaha
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