Georgia Loses to Mercer in Intercity Game in Macon
In an Inter city match in Macon Mercer defeated Georgia three to two after multiple errors and timely hitting by Mercer. Key moments include Pep per of Macon delivering decisive hits and Gates on Georgia surrendering two base runners through walks and steals while Mercer capitalized with Dyer and Popper strong baserunning and a crucial three base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mercer
Macon
Mr. Pepper
Moore
McCathern
Short
Dyer
Beach Man
Popper
Kendrick
Love of Money and Honest Opportunity in Lent Business
A truncated, period-voiced note argues money, properly used, drives good when merchants seek honest opportunities. It reflects on continuous effort and diligence, urging steady enterprise across Athens and Northeast Georgia in The Banner.
Illness Overwhelms Judge N L Hutchins in Athens
The Gwinnett Journal reports Judge N L Hutchins is seriously ill and near death. Friends across the state mourn as his condition worsens, with physicians and relatives losing hope of recovery. He is bedridden, unable to read or engage with public matters, and few close friends may visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Hutchins
Athens
Gwinnett Journal
Judge Hutchins
Ito
Hutchins
Georgia Mercer game in detail at the opera house
The Georgia Mercer game described in detail with play by play across innings seven to nine. Highlights include Georgia tying the score in the seventh on Sullivan McWhorter and Vason McWhorter hits, Popper homering for Mercer, and multiple outs and errors interspersed throughout the detailed account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sullivan
M. McWhorter
Vason McWhorter
Ginsburg
Blood poison threat saved by arnica salve tale
A letter from Belle Prairie Minnesota describes a friend badly injured in the hand with swelling from blood poisoning. The writer says Bupklon's Arnica Salve drew out the poison, healed the wound, and saved his life. The account notes lingering fear and praises the remedy in a stark small-town tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stearns
Belle Pinine
Minn
Bupklon
Death of Rev Ellison D. Stone A Beloved Georgia Citizen
Revered pastor Rev Ellison D. Stone died peacefully at home after apoplexy, leaving a legacy of unflagging service to God and community in Classic Athens Georgia. The article lauds his blameless life, charitable works, and deep spiritual influence across families and churches, comparing him to a village preacher and noting the widespread mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison D. Stone
New Jerusalem
Earth
Pearly
Goldsmith
Georgia
Pericles
Athens
Pope Tk
Northeast Georgia Fairs Association meeting outlines premium list
The Northeast Georgia Fairs Association directors met yesterday to set the premium list and purses for races. They promise splendid purses to attract better exhibits and aim to make this the greatest fair in Athens, with plans to bring credit to Northeast Georgia. A resignation and election of officers followed as C. H. Phinizy stepped down as treasurer and W. P. Jackson was elected his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Athens
North- East
Georgia
C. H. Phinizy
Association
W. P. Jackson
Splendid Rip Van Winkle at DePew Burdette Opera House
DePew Burdette Stock Co presented Rip Van Winkle to a large, appreciative audience with special scenery and strong applause. A moving picture reproduction of Parsifal received high praise as the best shown locally. The company closes with matinee today featuring A Soldier's Sweetheart and The Wizard of Wall Street, both among their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Te Deerewae Stock Co
DePew-Burdette Stock Company
Rip van Winkle
Joseph Jefferson
DePew-Burdette Stock Co
Jefferson
Mido Winter Dies After Long Illness
Mido Winter, daughter of Tate Winter of Winterville Mississippi, died after a long illness at her home yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be at 11 o'clock Sunday morning in the First Methodist Church in this city, with General Clement A. Evans of Atlanta to conduct. Interment will be in Oconee Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Pierce
Pierce
Stone
Oconee Street
Oconee Street Bridge
Parker
Baldwin Street
Jackson
Oconee Street Methodist Church In 1872 Was Made A Part of That Church. Mr. Stone
R. Nickerson
Winterville
Winter
Tha Tate
First Methodist Church
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Oconee Street Church
Clement A. Evans
Atlanta
Cleared for Action Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
An old style drug ad claims the body is cleared for action by Dr King’s New Life Pills. It touts health blooms on the cheeks eyes and flesh with buoyant mind and offers the pills at 25 cents in local drug stores W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Advertisement as a Remedy for Slow Business
A short advisory piece urges merchants to sponsor advertising in The Banner to beat dull seasons. It argues wise merchants spend more when markets slow and that keeping a business visible in the paper yields better interest and profits. The note emphasizes timely ads as a proven method to attract customers.
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Charlie Cox
Dudley
Georgia Rogers
Martin
Mercer McCarthern
Crawford
McWhorter
Ginsberg
Fir
Mercer Kendrick
Gates
Munday
Rogers
Griffith
Brown
Mercer West
Georgia Martin
McWhor
Ter
Mercer Popper
Wason McWhorter
Atheny
Northeast
N. L. Hutching
Lawrenceville
Georgia Brown
Mercer Gates
Georgia Griffeth
Mercer Crawford
Munsday
Georgia Moore
Rev
E. D. Stone
Univ
Lumpkin
Palalta
Christ
Diadem of Glory
Ellison PD. Stone
Jasper County
Monticello
Southern Whig
Christy & Lampkin
Augusta Republic
Christian Index
Athens Banner
Mido
Cyan
Visids
Air
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