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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1916

Page

3

How the Birth of a Nation Scenes Were Made

David W. Griffith staged Civil War and Reconstruction scenes for The Birth of a Nation at the Colonial. Authorities allotted ten square miles, closed roads, and altered terrain with sand and gravel to recreate North and South scenes, costing about 25000 dollars but yielding praised effects and a return of traffic to normal afterward.

David W. Griffith Belgium North Carolina Griffith David Griffith Old North State South Carolina

City Court Week Opens With Busy Schedule In Athens

Athens city court began its regular term with Judge West, juries sworn for two panels, and a packed calendar planned for this and next week. The Wood v Middlebrooks and Stovall case neared verdict as session adjourned, and numerous civil cases including Moss Manufacturing Co v Thomas and Booth v Bailey were slated for later hearings. A May calendar lists dozens of civil and criminal dockets from May 6 to May 26, with trial dates and case names across the docket.

City Court of Athens Judge West Wood John Middlebrooks Will Stovall Slacksmith J. R. Hale C. O. England A. C. Seagraves J. C. Moseman C. J. Hadaway H. R. Waters Golden Michael J. Z. Hoke, Jr W. E. Johnson F. C. Matthews J. Y. Talmad Moss Manufacturing Co Thomas

Interesting German Letter to Cousin Near Athens

A 1916 letter from Linden Hanover dated March 3 1916 expresses German prowar sentiment and defiance amid World War I. The writer, J Winter, praises German resolve, condemns foes and outlines enemy plots, while noting family health and business concerns. He emphasizes readiness to fight and appeals to kin in America to support the German cause.

D. Winter Winterville Linden Hanover Dederick Edward VII Germany France England Russia Belgium Servia Montenegro Italy Cousin Alsace-Lorrain East Prussia Posen Hans Dora J. Winter

Tailored sacque construction with plaits and belting

Sewing instructions describe shaping a sacque with a right front plait, tucked edges, box plait stitches, and a centered peplum, with a 2 inch belt positioned under the waist and sewn to join waist and peplum. Sleeve seams closed, gathers at sleeve edge, cuff details, and a square neck finish with satin embroidery design.

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