Athens Banner notices and society items in local newspaper
The Athens Banner lists subscription rates and delivery notes while highlighting local events. It covers June weddings, weather references, political chatter, debates, and ongoing construction, noting the State Normal School’s twentieth year and upcoming National Photographers’ Association meeting in Atlanta.
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National Photographers’ Association
Atlanta
Athens
Smith-Lever Bill Funds Agriculture Extension
Georgia faces a nine year program under the Smith Lever act with 23.12 million federal dollars and 18.8 million state matching funds for agriculture and home economics extension. The plan limits building and land costs and caps printing at five percent, directing at least 95 percent to field demonstrations and instruction. Georgia’s rural share grows from 1914 15 to 1922 reaching up to 182,020 annually after meeting conditions.
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Smith-Lever
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Washington
Georgia
Secretary of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Georgia plans 80 million exhibit at Panama-Pacific fair
A movement seeks a Georgia exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco next year costing 80 million dollars. California aims for a world beating display with visitors from Europe the Americas the Orient and Africa. Georgia plans to show products and motion pictures covering farm life city scenes marble granite peach and other industries from Feb 20 to Dec 4 1915 with Athens and Clarke county included.
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Georgia
San Francisco
California
Europe
Central
South America
Orient
Africa
Athens
Clarke County
South
Virginia
Mississippi
Midsummer Night's Dream at Winnie Davis Stage
The Winnie Davis stage hosts a final department of oratory presentation of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream at 8:30 pm with elaborate costumes and fitting music. Miss Center leads the production with a large cast including William Cole as Theseus and Grace Schley as Lysander, among many students in roles from Hermia to Puck and fairies.
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Annie Linton
Europe
Maude Townsend
Department of Oratory
Winnie Davis
Miss Center
Department of
Oratory
Lysander
Hermia
Grace Schley
Demetrius
Augusta Young
Philostrate
Theseus
Susie Smith
Quince
May Belle Davis
Snug
Susie Tanner
Bottom
Freddie May Castellon
Flue
Mildred Wood
Snout
Mary Lamb
Hippolyta
The
Sara Nisbet
Egeus
Emma Sue Nicholson
Helena
Mary Olmstead
Oberon
Fairies
Mattie Barrett
Lee Prater
Bernice Teem
Margaret Russ
Eunice Knott
Grace Cubbedge
Jeanette ‘Wallace
Evalyn Story
Inez Weldon
Elizabeth Hounds
Anns Sappington
Edith Guill
Mendelssohn
Miss McArthur
Miss Strong
Elizabeth Smith
Haughey
J. M. Poteat
State Normal School
Alumnae Association
Hugh Willett
Local notices foreshadow commencement and concerts
The article outlines baccalaureate sermons at State Normal School by Dr. J. M. Poteat and Colonel Meldrim, graduation/addresses on June 8 and 9, and Y W U A and Alumnae Association events. It also notes musical performances, student activities, and a Greene county social scene with various visitors and local engagements.
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State Normal
P. W. Meldrim
Meldrim
Savannah
State Normal School
Winnie Davis
Baseball scores from major leagues and minors
Baseball results across leagues with varied outcomes. Detroit 5 St Louis 0 in first game ten innings. second game ended in fifth. Chicago Cleveland rained out. Brooklyn 5 Chicago 9. Philadelphia 13 Pittsburgh 3. New York 3 St Louis 8. Indianapolis 4 Chicago 5. Kansas City 1 St Louis 2 in ten. Atlanta 11 New Orleans 6. Birmingham 7 Washville 2. Memphis 5 Montgomery 4. Albany 0 Charleston 6. Columbus 5 Savannah 4. Columbia 4 Jacksonville 2. Macon 4 Augusta 1.
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St. Louis
Chicago-Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Petree Eo
Atlanta
New Orleans
Washville
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Chattanooga-Mobile
tReetrereee & Albany
Charleston
Jacksonville
Columbia
Columbus
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
James C Mell Fire Insurance Office
James C Mell operates a fire insurance office above the Athens Savings Bank Building.
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James C. Mell
Athens Savings Bank
Electric Bitters Health Tonic Ad Promises Recovery
Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder touted to rebuild strength and drive out waste. Claims cured Mrs. James Duncan of Haynesville Me after doctors gave up. Sold at druggists for 50 cents and 2.00.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Bold Sulphur Cream Eczema Relief Stuns Physicians
A noted dermatologist claims bold sulphur cream quickly stops itching and heals inflamed eczema patches. The remedy reportedly provides immediate relief, even when eczema flares recur over years, due to its parasiticidal antipruritic and antiseptic properties.
Weekend Outing by Rail to Northeast Georgia Resorts
To Cleveland Georgia two daily trains with tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays and limited to Monday. Fares include $2.73 to Cleveland and $3.18 to Helen, both in Georgia. Porter Springs hacks meet trains at Cleveland while Yonah Lodge Glenp House and Alley House hacks meet trains at Nacoochee. Delights of a weekend outing advertised by W B Veazey and R L Mobley of Gainesville Georgia.
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Nacoochee
Helen
North
Porter Springs
Yonah Lodge
Glenp House
Alley House
W. B. Veazey
Gainesville
R. L. Mobley
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