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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
2
A poetic piece by Mrs. Mary Ware tells of a rose trapped in gloom within a churchyard. The rose strains toward spring, battles damp earth, and climbs to greet sun and sky. Its triumph yields beauty and a moral about rising above lowly station to bring joy to others.
Our silver plated flatware is manufactured for us with five plates of sterling silver, called quintuple plate, lasting twenty five years with daily use. Each piece bears our name and is fully guaranteed. Salad forks with gilt tines sell for six dollars per dozen along with iced tea spoons at six dollars per dozen and ice cream spoons at five dollars per dozen, with other pieces in four patterns.
A parade of visitors and local movers fill the city pages with arrivals from Commerce Maxeys Sumter and Athens. Names include Miss Ocie Power Miss Bessie Brightwell Miss Lena Elliott and many more as professions and mansions shift between Barber Street and surrounding towns.
Owen Davis writes a new Little Nemo revival with music by Victor Herbert for A. H. Woolf. George M. Cohan heads to Atlantic City to draft two new musicals. Blanche Ring to star in The Wall Street Girl next season. Logan Paul cast as the Judge in The Night Riders with Phyllis Paul as the Judge’s daughter. John Cort to debut Sadie in New York this October. Fred Niblo returns to manage Louisville in the American Association race. Tim Jordan leads the Eastern League batting for Toronto. Karger of the Red Sox sidelined by a damaged arm. Earl Mack plays in Harrisburg. Fielder Jones scouts for St. Louis on the West Coast. Comiskey hails White Sox class for a strong AL challenge. Hal Chase vs Honus Wagner sparks Pirates debate. Cincinnati pitchers struggle to win. Joe Jackson shines with Lajoie back for Cleveland. Alexander the Great robs Brock Su RS on the Quaker star. Giants hold their own without heavy hitters. Chief Myers tops .300. Doc Newton Jesse Tannehill and Bill Marley in Southern league duties. Bill Berger energizes Brooklyn with hitting and safe-ride fielding. Washington ruckus over Walter Johnson throwing accusation denied by Manager McAleer.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy along with castor oil for summer diarrhoea in children and claims a speedy cure. Sold by all dealers.
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