We Will Pay for True Testimonials of N. R. G Little Wizard
The notice offers payment for concise testimonials about N. R. G. the Little Wizard Labor Saver, inviting five or fewer sentences.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
5
Pictorial Review Fashion Notes and Fabric Specs
The article describes a white serge frock with a dainty waist, attached plain skirt, blue satin cords, and blue silk braid trimming. It lists fabric requirements for 484 yards of 64 inch material and 4 yards 44 inch serge for the skirt, with sizes 34 to 42 bust. Pictorial Review Nos. 6604 6574 6503 and prices 10 15 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Fresh Air Advice for Healthful Living
Reading the piece advises that those who spend much time outdoors gain health benefits and incur fewer medical bills, promoting outdoor activity as a simple preventive measure.
Daily Thought Inspires Giving Back
A reflective line from Starke notes that those who absorb much information should give back proportionally, emphasizing the value of sharing knowledge and resources. The aphorism frames learning as a duty to contribute to others.
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Daily Thought
Starke
Part of James M. Smith estate worth three million dollars
A Georgia court filing outlines a substantial portion of the late James M. Smith estate. The value is around three million dollars and includes a 9000 acre plantation at Smithonia with an oil mill, guano factory, and railroad, plus a cotton mill in Elbert county and multiple Athens properties. Also listed are insurance, banking interests, and about 20000 acres in South Georgia with unknown counties, 800000 dollars in negotiable notes, 1,000,000 dollars in stock and bonds, 30000 dollars in cash, 1400 bales of cotton and 30000 dollars of cotton seed, and a fully equipped 9000 acre farm setup. The petition notes inventory is not filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
Emory Speer
Oglethorpe County
Georgia
Georgia Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Elbert County
Athens
Clarke County
Oconee Heights
Inter
South Georgia
Macon
Smithonia
Colored Man Who Rang Chapel Bell for 24 Years Passes Away
Uncle Mat Clemons, a longtime campus fixture in Athens and at the University of Georgia, died after a quarter century of duty ringing the chapel bell for assemblies and classes. He also cared for the library janitorship and was beloved by hundreds of Georgian students who later rose to prominence. White friends joined in funeral tributes to his devotion, cheerful spirit, and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
University of Georgia
Review of Georgia basketball season in Red and Black
The 1916 Georgia basketball campaign ends with a successful year both financially and in wins. Scotty Alfred Scott and guard Howard McCall start strong, after a rough start in Atlanta. Georgia defeats Auburn and other opponents on road trips, with a Savannah visit praised. The piece lauds Coach Howell Peacock and notes Brown and Rawson retire, while Georgia’s standing remains high, only losing to the Atlanta Athletic Club.
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Howell Peacock
University of Georgia
Alfred Scott
Auburn
Georgia
Columbus
Rome
Savannah
University
Glee Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Athens
Peacock
Y. M
South
Coaching Impact of Howell Peacock Elevates Georgia Team
The article credits Howell Peacock with turning Georgia’s passing game into a strong championship challenge. It praises his loyalty, selflessness, and hard work, noting his positive influence on students through gym classes and his example of disciplined strength.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Howell Peacock
Madison County Man Sentenced for Knox Moon Killing
Earl Moon, found guilty in Madison County Superior Court this week in the Knox Moon case, was sentenced by Judge Worley to die by lethal punishment on Wednesday, April 25, in Danielsville Georgia. The article notes the related incident and the uncle nephew connection in the case.
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Danielsville
Earl Moon
Knox Moon
Worley
Goode Elected Franklin County Democratic Chair in Mass Meeting
In Carnesville on March 8 George L. Goode was chosen chair man of Franklin County Democratic committee replacing L. J. Green. The county primary is set for August 24 with a second primary to be determined by the committee. The Australian ballot plan was tabled amid a crowded field of local candidates and expected heated contests.
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Carnesville
George L. Goode
Democratic Committee
Franklin County
L. J. Green
Gwinnett Primary Set for May Tenth
Gwinnett County Democratic executive committee fixed May 10 as the date for the county officers primary in Lawrenceville. Delegates named to the presidential convention in Macon include W. B. Simmons N. L. Hutchins George W Pharr of Lawrenceville and Dr. O O Simpson of Norcross.
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Lawrenceville
University Glee Club Tour Plans 1916
The University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club begins a 1916 tour March 18 with fifty members plus an orchestra. Featured acts include Bill Campbell and Pete Donaldson in a minstrel skit with the Georgia quartet and new features. Stops include Brenau College, Atlanta venues, Rome, Griffin, Savannah, Augusta, and Athens through March 27.
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University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club
Bill Campbell
Pete Donaldson
Georgia Quartet
Brenau College
Federal Prison
Atlanta
Rome
Griffin
Savannah
Augusta
Athens
Reverend Henderson to Speak at Athens Men’s Meeting
The YMCA religious committee schedules a Sunday afternoon program at the Elite theater on March 12. Rev. Lewis A. Henderson of Maysville Ga will address the men on limp ing on both sides with a series of conversions recently seen in Toccoa Ga. Vocalist T A Henry will accompany and lead the male chorus, adding a strong drawing card for the event.
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Elite Theater
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lewis A. Henderson
Maysville
Baptist Church
Henderson
Toccoa
T. A. Henry
Henry
Georgia Baptist Convention
Athens
Parish Meeting Promises Strong Address and Gospel Song
The notice urges attendance this Sunday to hear a vigorous speaker deliver a splendid address and enjoy a selection of religious songs by a noted gospel singer.
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Nlty
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The
Iron
Elaine
Dons
Pearl White
Creighton Hale
Sheldon Lewis
Dangers
Iron Claw
Filmland
John Barrymore
Madison County
Gwinnett
University Glee Club
Rev. L. A. Henderson
Dumore
Athens Railway & Electric Co
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