Athens News Snippets Highlight Politics and Culture
The article surveys local politics in Georgia with notes on Governor Slaton and legislative actions, Athens gridiron contests, theatre tractions in Athens, national race chatter Taft versus Roosevelt, and media figures advertising periodicals. It mentions Mayor Pro Tem Youngkin’s administration and the bustling press scene.
Mem orial Day oration to be given by Dr. Ashb Jones
Athens looks to secure Dr. Ashb Jones of Augusta to deliver the Memorial Day oration. He is a Confederate son and renowned orator, noted for attainments, thought, and scholarly style, promising a language and delivery of high polish.
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Ashb. Jones
Augusta
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Georgia reappoints Brown governor in steady hands transition
The piece lauds the return of "Little Joe" Brown as Georgia’s governor, noting Acting Governor John M. Slaton’s strong interim leadership. It praises Brown’s conservative, businesslike approach, plans for a smooth election year, and asserts Georgia’s machinery will run steadily without upheaval.
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Brown
John M. Slaton
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Little Joe” Brown
Commonwealth
Athens Gridiron Season Promises Elite 1912 Schedule
Athens fans anticipate a premier Georgia season with three to four home games at Sanford Field. Citadel and Sewanee visit Athens, and a Turkey Day game with Auburn rekindles old rivalries. The piece urges local boosters to make the fall events Georgia center stage for alumni and society across the state.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
Sanford Field
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Sewanee
Fcemen
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Athens Merchants
Athens Trade Organization
Athens Society
This Date in History Highlights Key Events
A list of notable dates and figures from 1500 to 1911 including Vicente Yañez Pinzón’s Brazil voyage in 1500 and Acadia joining Massachusetts, Bernadotte’s birth, Gallatin’s Treasury tenure, Jefferson library sale, Jenner’s death, Michigan statehood, Pierce’s pro slavery message, Jewish rights in Russia, Louisiana secession, Philadelphia theater opening, Ticknor’s death, Gordon’s Khartum death, and the Canadian reciprocity pact referral.
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Vicente Yanez Pinzon
Brazil
Acadia
Nova Scotia
Massachusetts
Jean Baptiste Bernadotte
Napoleon
Sweden
Pau
France
Stockholm
Albert Gallatin
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Jefferson
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Edward Jenner
Michigan
Stateood
Pierce
Kansas
Russia
Louisiana
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Edwin Forrest
John McCullough
George Ticknor
Gordon
Khartum
Taft
Birthdate of London Bishop in Egypt trip noted
The Right Reverend Arthur F. W. Ingram Bishop of London born January 26 1858 is in Egypt to consecrate the Gordon memorial cathedral at Khartum. He is son of a clergy man and grandson of the late Bishop Pepys of Worcester educated at Marlborough Keble College Oxford.
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London
Egypt
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Khartum
Cleryman
Pepys
Worcester
Bishop Ingram
Marlborough College
Keble College
Oxford
Lichfeld
Celebrated Episcopal Clergy and Notables Mark Birthdays
The notice lists clergy and public figures with birthday ages, including Right Rev Daniel S Tuttle 75, George T Oliver 64, James H Higgins 36, Prince Augustus William 25, George Shiras Jr 80, Frank O Lowden 51, B F Keith 65, Sir Edouard Girouard 45, and others. It notes Ingram and church roles from canon to bishop and dean.
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United States
Pennsylvania
James H. Higgins
Rhode Island
Prince Augustus William
Emperor William
George Shiras, Jr
Supreme Court of the United States
Frank O. Lowden
Congress
Thirteenthlinois
Daniel S. Tuttle
Missouri
Protestant Episcopal Church
B. F. Keith
Edouard P. C. Girouard
Canada
MI-ONA tablets promise quick relief for stomach distress
Sour stomach and indigestion are claimed to vanish within five minutes with MI-O-NA tablets sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons. The ad touts rapid relief from heartburn gas heaviness dizziness and nervousness, offering a 50 cent box and nationwide druggist availability.
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Georgia Governor Slaton Speech and Administration Report
The article covers Gov. Slaton’s inaugural remarks urging unity and lawful cooperation, and details his acting- governorship from November 16, 1911, to early 1912. It reports on state finances, pensions, school payments, and executive clemency actions amid a period of transition and fiscal caution.
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Evans
Board of Prison Commissioners
Commonwealth
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Adverts
The notice warns that La Grippe can lead to pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cure. It cites R E Fisher of Washington Kansas claiming rapid relief after using the product and three bottles to cure the lagrippe. Available in the yellow package from druggists.
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Washington
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Penumonia
Savings offer for Banner and Uncle Remus magazine
An advertisement promotes a combined six month subscription to The Banner and a one year subscription to Uncle Remus Home Magazine for a total price of $2.50. The deal emphasizes value and immediacy.
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