Athens Banner reflects on community growth and southern progress
The Athens Banner urges local engagement while praising the South’s postwar industrial and educational expansion. It notes conventions seeking Athens events, reviews a major Manufacturers' Record edition on The South as the nation’s asset, and highlights civic efforts, weather talk, and historical notes.
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Old South
Tis Fe
Athens
South
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy and Public notices
Nature's Own HYOMEI claims to use eucalyptus air from inland Australia to treat catarrh coughs and colds with complete outfit priced at $1.00 and refills 50 cents. The ad also lists notable birthdays and political notes including ambassadors Leishman and Spencer-Churchill, with various political updates and upcoming elections.
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Booth
Australia
H. R. Palmer and Sons
Women Attend German Universities In Record Numbers
Women in Germany enter universities in growing numbers since 1905 when admission opened. Berlin dominates with 904 women. overall female students rise from 2,795 to 3,213, making up about 19.5 percent of the student body. Most are German. Russia supplies over a third of foreign women, America about a quarter. Main fields: philology and history, medicine, and natural sciences.
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Germany
Imperial Gazette
Russia
America
Asia
Africa
Australia
University of Berlin
Empire
Berlin
Bonn
Munchen
Gottingen
Heidelberg
Freiburg
Munster
Breslau
Leipzig
Marburg
Konigsberg
Greifswald
Halle A. S
Jena
Strassburg i. E
Kiel
Tubingen
Giessen
Erlangen
Wurzburg
Rostock
Mayor to join vaudeville after term ends announces plans
A mayor famed for cutting living costs by bulk potato sales says he will perform on vaudeville stages after leaving office. The item also notes Henry F. Hollis, born in Concord New Hampshire, Harvard graduate 1892 and former New Hampshire legislator now United States senator, and discusses Maryland primary politics with Wilson era influence and candidates for regular and short-term seats. Pitcher Paddy Green shows speed with the New Yorks but remains erratic in 1912.
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Henry F. Hollis
United States
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Harvard
Wilson
Maryland
John Walter Smith
William L. Marbury
Baltimore
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U. S
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Prescot
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Chicamauga
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Ocean
Niagara River
House of Lords
John G. A. Leishman
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Nature’s Own
Hyomei
Switeerland
Turkey
Mr. Leishman
Constantinople
Edward Spencer-Churchill
Edward Scofield
Wisconsin
Jacob H. Gallinger
United States Senate
James L. Galen
New Glacier National Park
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Congress
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John I. Martin
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Joseph F. Johnston
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Banket
New York
Pan-American Society of the United States
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
the Treasury
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
New York City
Whitman
Women IN Universities
Wingfield
the Shop OF Quality
New
Hamp_ Shire
Rayner
Blair Lee
Preston
Paddy Green
New Yorks
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern
Mell Deupree
Hunnicutt
Aaron Cohen
G. A. Mel
Ctors
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