Georgia Football Schedule Preview and 1910 Record
Georgia builds a strong fall program under Cunningham and Anderson. The 1910 Red and Black season totaled 282 points for and 52 against, with wins over Locust Grove, Gordon, Alabama, Tennessee, Mercer, Sewanee, Clemson, Tech, and Auburn. The 1911 Mercer schedule notes Gordon, Auburn, Citadel, Tech, Georgia, Ole Miss, Florida, and Mississippi State destinations.
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Georgia
Cunningham
Wrightsville
Anderson
Selma
Kid” Woodruff
Alabama Presbyterian College At
Athens
University of South Carolina At
University of Alabama At Birmingham
University of the South
Sewanee
Mercer University
Vanderbilt University At
Nashville
Savannah
Clemson
Augusta
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Columbus
Locust Grove
Gordon Institute
Alabama
Tennessee
Mercer
Tech
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Trinity
Vanderbilt
Gordon
Macon
Citadel
University of Mississippi At
University of Florida
Valdosta
Lydia Pinkham remedy praised by Ottumwa reader
Ottumwa Iowa testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments after years of suffering. Includes advice against surgical operations until trying the tonic. Also mentions college football schedule notes and local real estate ad in Bogart Georgia.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
United S
Lesakham
Set E. Wampler
S. Ransom Street
Ottumwa, Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Lydia Pinkham
Typewriters Errors Delay Senate Work in Georgia
The Georgia senate faced disruption due to typists errors. D. W. Krauss failed confirmation as Bruns wick city court judge after a governor's office typewriting mistake. Senator Harris' oil inspector fee bill was criticized for amending the wrong code section but survived unscathed. A 3 cent street railway passenger seat penalty bill emerged from railway committee with a black eye and a minority report planned.
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Georgia Senate
D. W. Krauss
Brunswick
Harris
Sheppard
Leo XIII Death Milestone Observed With Requiem Mass
In Rome on July 20 the eighth anniversary of Pope Leo XIII death was marked by a requiem mass at the Sacred College attended by church dignitaries and invited guests.
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Rome
Leo XIII
Sacred College
Medical Director Samuel H. Dickson Retired from Navy
Washington July 20 Medical Director Samuel H Dickson was placed on the navy retired list today after a long career of efficient service due to age.
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Washington, D. C
Samuel H. Dickson
Navy
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Maxwell
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Clarke, Oglethorpe
Madison, Jackson
Oconee Counties
Oglethorpe, Madison, Jackson, Oconee and
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Daily Banner
Daily Banne
Weekly
Weekly Banner
Clarke County
Yead
University of South Carolina
The
Baptist
Stroud
M.A. Smith
Byron
S. P. Kenyon
Dawson, Ga
Oconee
Wilkes Counties
Bogart
J. P. Wise
Senate