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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
5
A brief note on how city state and federal inspectors emphasize cleanliness and systemic controls in factories. The article highlights ongoing oversight and the push for standardized practices across agencies.
Eight nationalities appear on the Houghton Michigan team with players named Biannucel Hiltunen and others. Boxing manager changes at Garden A C New York with Tim Hurst replaced by Billy Gibson. Mike Gibbons versus George Carpentier touted to test French champ skill. Jim Flynn to weigh near 200 pounds for July 4 bout with Champion Jack Johnson in Las Vegas. Chamberlains Tablets praised for digestion and regular bowels.
New York June 5 Columbia University will close its 158th academic year with a record graduating class and about 2000 degrees to be conferred. Honorary doctorates go to Chief Justice Edward Douglas White Oscar Wilder Ungerwood Senor Drago Henri Bergson John W Burgess Col George Washington Goethals and others.
Sam Edwards pitched a no hit gem for Commerce striking out thirteen as Royston losses 12 to 0 in Labia, June 5. Hodgson and Blackstock led Commerce hitters with solid support from Barber catchers and Edwards in a dominant state amateur baseball match.
Washington June 5 congress is expected to adjourn around June 20. Observers note rushing work to finish before the two major national party conventions, allowing members to return home.
Lloyds Liver Act is sold as a new liquid substitute for Calomel designed to act on the liver. The ad claims no unpleasant after effects and a next day improvement after a nightly dose. A money back plan offers refunds through H. R. Palmer & Sons. Fifty cents per bottle.
An ad claims Begg's Mustarine cures sore muscles strains lameness stiffness and sprains overnight. It touts quick relief for corns bunions calluses earache toothache headache neuraglia and rheumatism. Sold for 25 cents a box at H. R. Palmer & sons with guarantee of Begg's.
New York June 5 The main advance on Chicago of republic can leaders from the eastern states began this afternoon with a special car attached to the Twentieth Century Limited bearing Taft and Roosevelt leaders. The car was jokingly described as the harmony special. Senator Dixon left for Chicago on the Pennsylvania special. Those aboard included National Committee men Ward Brooker Du Pont Judge Duell Frank Kellogg and J W Hutchinson jr. State Chairman Barges expects depart for Chicago next Monday. The three national committee men insisted sessions be open to the press. Bucklen’s Armica Salve praised for burns cuts bruises and other injuries with 25 cents at druggists.
Discussion grows on a district wide primary to choose the 31st district senator. Hartwell’s Hon. James H. Skelton heads the district committee and will convene after the state committee to set nomination dates. Counties Hart Habersham Stephens and Franklin may all claim a voice under rotation. Hart county names its executive committee members this year.
In Neenah Wisconsin a man suffers broken ribs after a severe coughing spell. The ad promotes Dr King's New Discovery claiming it ends lingering coughs and heals weak lungs. Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri testifies to its effectiveness and a free trial bottle offer is listed.
Auburn Alabama June 6. One hundred twenty seven graduates received their degrees this morning at the commencement exercises of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Rev. James L Vance D D of Nashville delivered the address to the graduating class.
An advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle bowel mover with no unpleasant effects and urges readers to try them, noting availability from all dealers.
A damaged OCR fragment lists several monetary values including 8,215.69 7,053.07 3 330.00 878 F 16.0 and 10,000.00 with unclear context or entities. The text appears to be a partial ledger or accounting excerpt missing surrounding details.
Fritzl Scheff to star in Mile. Modiste revival and A Garden of Girls set for early next fall. Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth may tour London. Herbert Beerbohm Tree to helm Paris Shakespeare season. Marie Dressler resting in Ver moont mountains. Mrs. Sol Smith to mark fiftieth stage anniversary. Eugenie Blair in vaudeville with A Girl From the East. Hendy R. Rowland’s The Apple of Discord to be dramatised. William H. Crane to resume tour with The Senator Keeps House. Kismet to Berlin after strong U S run. Marie Tempest possible U S tour in Bennett’s Hon. Leo Dietrichstein to adapt a German play for Belasco. Fannie Ward to star under Dillingham for three years. The Man With Three Wives promised next fall with Rhuberts holding American rights. The Wheel on tour next season.
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