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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
8
The Dboys indoor league produced a tight game with extended time to complete the match. Morris pitched well until the final inning, while Cutler starved the opposition with strikeouts and safety plays. Eight runs in the late inning capped a high effort contest highlighting nerves and accuracy.
Moss raced for speed while Thorn ton covered a broad field with quickness. Weatherly impressed as a Bostonian performer and Pound showed marked improvement. Murray kept composure, guiding the team as Waldrep debuted at short and third with promise. After Burns tallied the runs, Morris scored eight and Pound eleven, reshaping the standings as Morris appeared the likely winner today.
Incoming trains bring delegates and visitors to the twenty-ninth State Saengerfest opening at the Auditorium. A 3,000-voice chorus and soloists led by Mme. Marie Rappold headline the concert with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra providing instrumental music.
Eckman’s Alterative praised for lung and throat relief with reports of cures. A letter from Et ta Platt of Aurora Illinois claims long illness since childhood, now fully well with no cough or night sweats, five years later still well. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia invites inquiries and booklets. sold by druggists.
Atlanta, Ga May 5 Free text books may delay action on adopting a new public school book series as the legislature considers providing free books. Rep McCrory pushes the idea of state publication to cut costs, possibly funding books entirely or reducing charges through state printing. The discussion notes past practice with Supreme Court reports and suggests a gradual shift rather than immediate purchase, with the goal of approximately half current costs. Chamberlain's Liniment ad at end.
The Chattanooga Reunion Association asks attendees to write to Mr. H Huston, chairman of the assignment committee, with their lodging needs. Private homes and boarding houses have been canvassed and capacity is on file to prevent arrival confusion.
A miscellaneous 19th century sale notice describes merchandise priced at fifty cents on the dollar and urges immediate sale. It references a drink price at J L Arnold's and offers hotel boarder services, plus a moving sale of a handsome new plane bought for 375 last year with cash-only terms at Cary Box 338 City.
Cotton markets in New York show 12 cents trading with mixed weather notes affecting futures. Falr conditions cited influence by market observers as traders note potential shifts in supply and demand dynamics.
Fragmentary notes discuss deafness treatment and claims about remedies. The text is unclear and hard to interpret, mentioning ear issues, illness, and possible remedies without coherent details or verifiable names.
The forecast for Atlanta and vicinity calls for fair conditions through Tuesday afternoon. An eastern trough of low pressure from the southwestern United States extends toward the upper Great Lakes with light rains common west of the Mississippi. Green Bay reports 1.16 inches. eastern states see increasing clouds and potential local rainfall. cooler in northern Rocky Mountain areas with below freezing at Williston and Havre. Conditions in the cotton belt are unsettled. rain is expected to return soon in Atlanta as another air day is forecast.
Advertiser touts RHEUMA as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism sciatica and gout costing 50 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails. Testimonial from C B Lanham of Sattes West Virginia dated April 27 1912 endorses permanent relief after long suffering.
Yesterday afternoon the rooting of Dr. Soule president of the State College of Agriculture was a highlight of the ball game at Sanford field. The game itself be
Savings deposits start at $1.00 with 4 percent interest compounded semiannually on January 1 and July 1. Ads for farming supplies and services appear, including mowers and reapers by Gee Miller & Co, potato plant shipments from Ashburn Georgia, and barber training from Moler Barber College in Atlanta. Lost glasses, room and board offers, and classified notices fill the page with local services and wants.
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