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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1913

Page

5

Monster fish story from Knights Key shocks Savannah readers

A 1912 sea monster tale claims a 30,000 pound creature fought for 39 hours near Knights Key Florida, 45 feet long with huge jaws and thousands of teeth, later displayed in Savannah. The report notes Charles W Felker vouched for it, while another item mentions Nathaniel Green’s pending hanging for assault in Washington. Electric Bitters ads conclude the page.

Monroe Savannah Charles W. Felker Knights Key Florida

Freckles Vanish With Doctor-Recommended Ethine Treatment

A promotional advertisement claims a renowned physician’s prescription clears freckles and grants a flawless complexion. It promises a money-back guarantee if results are not achieved, urging customers to request double strength ethine from first-class druggists.

Hodgson Wins Again in Indoor Baseball Tie Looms

Hodgson defeats Lumpkin for the second day running, boosting his percentage as Daniels and Hodgson teammates deliver big hits. A Sunday game promises a first-place tie if Morris wins, drawing a free admission crowd to witness the potential clash.

I. Mon Hodgson Lumpkin Burns Daniels R. H. EL Fedrip Sedge Ec Rawson Nicholson Pee Fa Morton Moss Ama Morris

More residences being built in Hartwell

In Hartwell on May 22 the building boom continues with two new residences under contract. S W Peek and J E B Dendy have let contracts for the erection of houses in Fernwood, the suburban settlement. Dendy will occupy his home while Peek plans an investment.

Hartwell S.W. Peek J. EB. Dendy Fernwood Dendy Peek

Becomes Bishop of Charlottetown in New Brunswick

In Bathurst New Brunswick on May 22 Rev Henry J O Leary pastor of Sacred Heart Church was consecrated bishop of the diocese of Charlottetown by Mgr Stagni Apostolic Delegate in Canada. Bishops McCarthy LeBlanc and Arch bishop McNeil assisted. The new bishop is a New Brunswick native educated at Laval Seminary Montreal and the Canadian College in Rome.

Bathurst N. B Sacred Heart Church Mgr. Stagni Apostolic Docrloye Canada Henry J. O'Leary Mocese Charlottetown McCarthy Halifax LeBlanc St. John McNeil Toronto New Brunswick Laval Seminary Montreal Canadian College Rome

Best Medicine for Colds Advise From Marion Druggist

A Marion Ohio druggist C Lower praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best throat and lung medicine. He notes it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed and recommends keeping a bottle at home for family use. The remedy costs 50c and 1.00 and is guaranteed by local stores.

C. Lower Marion Ohio Dr. King W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer and Sons

Oconee High School Commencement 1913 Plans

Watkinsville Ga May 22 Oconee High School opens its 1913 commencement next Friday night with the largest past year attendance. Events include a musical recital by Miss Bertha Davison Friday, a Sunday morning sermon by Rev S R England of Athens, Monday night primary and intermediate exercises, a papila department drama Tuesday, and Wednesday graduation exercises with a baccalaureate by Hon J W McWhorter and diploma delivery.

Watkinsville Oconee High School Bertha Davison S. R. England Athens Papila J. W. McWhorter

Weather Forecast For Atlanta And Georgia May Showers

The report notes showers likely Friday in Atlanta and Georgia with cooler conditions Friday afternoon or night. It describes a northern storm moving east through the Lakes to the St Lawrence valley and a secondary disturbance over southern Texas, producing cloudy weather east of the Rockies with rains in several places. Heaviest rainfall in the past 24 hours occurred in Meridian 1.20 inches New Orleans 1.24 inches Galveston 2.30 inches Memphis 1.74 inches. West of the Rockies remains fair and cool.

Banner Atlanta Georgia Lakes St. Lawrence Valley Texas Rocky Mountains Meridian New Or- Houston Galveston Memphis Nebraska South Dakota Rocky Mountain Plateau

Unknown Navy Officer Inmate At Minnesota Asylum

Officials at the Minnesota state hospital for the insane have involved the Navy Department to identify a nameless patient who has lived at the asylum for five years after being found unconscious on a rail line near Waseca in June 1907. The man cannot speak or recall his family, but reveals naval ties through gestures and writing J C I as possible initials. He says he attended the Naval Academy at Annapolis and served long in the Navy, claiming he carried documents from Washington to San Francisco and fell from a train after leaving Minneapolis. Doctors say every description and fingerprinting have been forwarded to Washington to establish his identity.

Rochester Minn State Hospital For the Navy Department Washington Waseca United States Navy Navy United States Naval Academy At Annapolis San Francisco Minneapolis A. F. Killbourn State Hospital

Local social notes highlight out of town visitors

Mrs. W. R. McCoy of Colbert shopped in the city yesterday. Mrs. M. F. Nelms and Mrs. A. B. Deadwyler, both of Commerce, were among the shoppers. Mrs. Charles Luther, Mrs. McEntire, and Mrs. Van Wey of Carnesville are guests of Mrs. Lawn Tribble on Milledge Avenue.

M. F. Nelms Commerce A. B. Deadwyler Charles Luther McEntire l van Wey Carnesville Lawn Tribble Milledge Avenue

Journey to Jehol Palaces Amid Chinese Revolt

A small group led by Willis R. Peck travels from Peking toward Jehol to view imperial palaces before public access. They journey by pack mule through mountainous terrain, noting local attitudes to the republic, inn life, and the rugged, folkloric environment as they near the great wall amid ongoing unrest.

Peking Jehol Johor Willis R. Peck

Also Mentioned on This Page

Athens Railway & Electric Company J. S. Warmbeth Smithsonian Institute Washington, D. C Miami Oglethorpe Street West Felker Nathaniel Green Green Adelaide E. Grant O. Rhinevault Vestal Center N. Y H. R. Palmer & Sons THE Athens Savings Bank M. Stern G. Michael S. Mell U. S Kang Crary Sunho Niu Lung Shan Shihsia Koupeikou Pass Great Wall Helnkalling
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