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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
Special to the Banner reports Atlanta suffragists celebrating after The Atlanta Georgian endorses votes for women. The editorial attacks a cited critic and likens women’s lack of representation to colonial grievances, signaling growing support as Bishop C K Nelson and a daily paper back the cause.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous system remedy taken internally. Includes Toledo Ohio address and price per bottle, plus testimonials and a note about Hall's Family Pills.
An extraordinary railway bridge crosses the Nam-Ti chasm in China. Construction required tunnels piercing the walls to support the bridge, with supports built in two parts lowered to meet in the middle and joined, the sole bridge point across the chasm.
Gehring Harkness would be the child of Harkness's half sister or half brother, making Gehring a half nephew to his father’s uncle and a step nephew to his father's uncle if counted through the stepfather. The exact relation depends on whether Gehring is descended from Elizabeth Harkness or Harry Harkness.
Yearly the mutton birds flock to southern coastal islands of New Zealand for nesting. From dawn to night their vast, disciplined armies darken the seascape in long, inshore marches. A coastal headland view reveals a black, glittering floor of backs and white-tipped wings as the vast passage continues until dusk and beyond.
Minnesota Fanny a thoroughbred English setter owned by Troy Cantrell of Lead Hill Ark wears spectacles fitted by an oculist who says she suffers astigmatism. For years Fanny has been known as the best hunting dog in northwest Arkansas. The specs are held by straps and resemble goggles with metal rims protecting the lenses. The dog appears to understand their benefit and hunts like an old timer now.
Senator Wilbin Robert Webb of Tennessee, known as Old Sawney, is celebrated for a dramatic Civil War escape from Castle Williams. A long serving educator and state leader, he influenced Tennessee schooling and helped shape modern preparatory education and school legislation.
Local notices list meeting times for multiple fraternal organizations including I O O F Athens Lodge 76 Pythians St Elmo Lodge 40 K of P, and Woodmen of the World Camp 292. Each body calls all members and visiting brethren to attend at Odd Fellows Hall, Castle Hall, or Woodmen Hall at specified evenings and addresses.
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