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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
4
The Athens Daily Banner lists subscription rates and payment options, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and forbids carrier solicitation. It notes remarks on Alfred Austin death, politicians, and upcoming Georgia deaf-mates convention in Macon, plus Manitoba Baptist convention in Portage la Prairie.
A homely guide urges parents to balance summer plans for boys with personal involvement. Emphasizes giving boys responsibility, while supporting through Scouts YMCAs schools and churches, and warns against handing all control to institutions or activists.
A report by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce shows the United States as Canada’s top supplier and second largest customer, with U S imports and exports shaping the Canadian market through 1912. Canada relies on U S iron goods coal and timber while Britain remains a major buyer of agricultural produce.
Baron Hothfield born in Paris on June 4, 1844. He naturalized as English in 1849 with his father Sir Richard Tufton. Educated at Eton and Christchurch Oxford, he served as lord in waiting to Queen Victoria and was allied with Gladstone. He owns Appleby Castle estate and a vast collection of seals and miniatures.
The Canadian Editors Association opened its fifty-fifth annual convention in Toronto on June 3 with editors and publishers from across the Dominion attending. Over two days papers will be read, discussions held on editorial and newswriting, and the postal second class situation reviewed. An extensive entertainment program is planned and after the convention many members will tour mining camps at Cobalt, South Porcupine, Timmins, and Algonquin Park.
Godfrey Ill June 3 Monticello Seminary one of the oldest institutions for the education of women celebrated its seventy fifth anniversary today President Woolley of Mount Holyoke College delivered the anniversary address A pageant illustrated the seminary history and achievements a feature of the program
Modistes showcase bridesmaids in flowing gowns and picture hats. White and light chiffon scarves with Dresden ribbons complement leghorn hats and blue velvet trims. Necklines and plumes offer stately options with lace, ostrich features, and cream scarves transforming into a chic mantle. Julia Bottomley.
Market wires show cotton prices with Liverpool and Cotton Oil figures. An obituary for Lou Bell Cooper details a baby’s passing at eleven months, with a bereft family prayer and farewell verse.
Over 600000 phonographs sold in the United States in 1912. Automobile makers switch to silver plating for exposed metal car parts. Five periodic comets Holmes Finlay De Vico Swift Encke Westphal expected in 1913. Government trials with Egyptian cotton in Arizona yield profits over 130 dollars an acre.
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