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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
7
R L Ayres choir master of Em manuel Episcopal church seeks several new boys and young men to prepare for entrance in the choir next fall. A thorough musical training given in return for service. For appointment, phone 160.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and M schedules its regular monthly communication for Thursday evening June 11 1914 at 8 30 o’clock in the third floor hall of the Max Joseph building. All qualified Master Masons are invited. By order of L N Betts W M T N O G Quinn Secretary.
A summary of results from the American League National League Federal League Southern League and South Atlantic League plus an Athens endorsement letter for Dean's Kidney Pills citing J L Byrd of Athens and the Buffalo based Foster Milburn Co as source. The item blends sports scores with a medical testimonial.
Jeff Graham of the fire department has altered plans from visiting the East to visiting his childhood home in Madison County near Danielsville, a free state area.
A notice requests subscriptions and renewals to aid the John Gerdine Memorial Fund. Donors can leave payments at Orr Drug Co. The committee listed includes Mrs R C Orr and Mrs T F Green.
University of Georgia announces its largest graduate school year with men and women earning MA and MS degrees. Notable names include Edward P. Clark Lloyd Worrell and Mary Dorothy Lyndon among 36 total graduate students 26 MA and 5 MS in Agriculture with several not candidates for a degree.
All arrangements were completed for the season’s last game at Sanford Field Saturday at 4 30 p m. The Georgia championship team will play the reserves who crave payback after season knocks. The Georgia band will perform as Captain Bob Ginn and Bob McWhorter make final appearances. Admission 60 cents general, 25 cents for students, 15 cents for children.
The article notes traditional Chinese goldfish farming where eggs are carefully removed from adults and hatched in shallow sunlit dishes. It highlights the long standing practice of rearing fry outdoors in warm sunlight as part of a historic industry.
A boy writes on Indian habits and laws noting that the Indians had few laws but they were well violated, revealing a humorous take on cultural practices and customs.
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