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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1909

Page

6

Poe Climax at Colonial To Feature Manhattan Opera Co

Amusements note a three act comedy drama Poe Climax by Edward Locke is set for December at the Colonial, produced by Joseph M. Weber. It comes after a strong New York run and promises fresh ideas and straightforward plot about love and ambition. The Manhattan Opera Company will present a repertoire including The Mocking Bird Olivette Maritana Martha and more with a 30 member cast.

Poe Edward Locke the Colonial Joseph M. Weber Weber's Theatre New York Manhattan Opera Co Poisie Coninis Charleston Manhattan Operas Company Manhattans

Doan’s Kidney Pills End Backache in Athens Citizen Testimony

Athens resident H C Pollard reports long kidney trouble and back pain improved after using Dean’s Kidney Pills from Palmer & Sons. He describes dizziness, fatigue, and relief after taking the remedy, endorsing it as the best he has used. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. agents, Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan’s.

Athens Dean H.C. Pollard Foundry St Noan Palmer & Sons Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Prominent Men At Dedication Of Illinois Lab

Urbana, Nov 26. Scientists educators and notable figures attended the dedication at the University of Illinois for the new physics laboratory and natural history building. Carnegie Foundation President Pritchett gave the dedicatory address. Presentation was by Gov. Feeney, acceptance by W L Abbott president of the board of trustees. Other speakers included Edmund J James, president of the University of Illinois, and Arthur G Webster of Clark University.

Urbana Ill University of Illinois Pritchett Carnegie Foundation Gov. Defeen W. L. Abbott Board of ‘Trustees Edmund J. James University of Ilinois Arthur G. Webster Clark University Ity

Printing Presses Next Door Disturb Guests in New York Hotel

New York November 26 Archi tect plans a sound killer to quiet noise from printing presses in the neighboring building. The Hotel Roland at 54 East 50th Street will gain a new wall built of hollow porous blocks and wool to absorb sound. The project aims to shield guests from ongoing drums of the presses while maintaining a sanitary appearance. The plan cites hollow blocks and fired bricks for sound absorption and asks for terra cotta coatings to blend with the exterior.

New York City of New York Jung Roland Nowall Tiente

Chicago student dies after jumping from dorm window

William F. McCormick a Moody Bible Institute student aged 21 jumped from a third story window while shouting goodbye to his roommate J L Osborne. He died en route to hospital. McCormick’s mother in Uniontown is wounded in the incident and is expected to arrive soon. authorities suspect mental distress.

Chicago Goodby William F. McCormick Moody Bible Institute Institute J. L. Osborne Owatch Hin McCormick Osborne McCormick Uniontown Wis de Chienee

Special Excursion to Washington for Commercial Congress

South Eastern Passenger Association announces excursion rates to Washington for the Southern Commercial Congress December 6 and 7 and the National Rivers and Harbors Congress December 8 to 10. Tickets 6 on sale December 4, valid return until midnight December 14, rate three cents a mile one way plus 25 cents.

Dickinson Atlanta South Eastern Passenger Association Washington South Eastern States Mississippi Southern Commercial Congress National Rivers and Harbors Congress

Birthday of Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli in Rome

In Rome on November 26 Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli, subdean of the Sacred College and a leading figure after the Pope, marked his seventy fifth birthday. He built his fame in church diplomacy serving as Apostolic Delegate in Mexico and in South America, and as Nuncio in Brussels Munich Vienna and other capitals. Known as the most aristocratic cardinal, he leads the Reconciliationists and backs rapprochement with Italy, reportedly favored by the Triple Alliance.

Rome Serafino Vannutellis Sacred College Cardinal Vannutelli Mexico Brussels Munich Vienna Europe College of Cardinals

Woman Physiologist Revives the Dead Expert Explores Electric Revival Claims

Washington reports on Russian woman Dr Louise Rabinvitch who killed and revived a dog and a rabbit using a fourteen-volt apparatus under Edison Electrical Company officials led by Thomas Edison. Surgeons weigh whether this could change capital punishment methods and aid revived victims of electrocution. Medical officers discuss anesthesia potential and limits, noting that revival seems possible only under certain conditions and shortly after death.

Washington, D. C the Post New York Louise Rabinovitch Edison Electrical Company Thomas A. Edison Robinviteh Tiler United State Army B.C. Allen Walter Wyman Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Robinvitch

GO SOUTH FARMER

The article argues the sixteen Southern states plus Oklahoma hold vast undeveloped agricultural land, with about 500 1000 acres of prime soil, much swamp land ripe for drainage, and notes draining could yield cotton corn and tobacco. it urges southern settlement and growth while contrasting colder northern regions and British immigration trends.

Farmer Washington Post Delaware Oklahoma Horsh Mason and Dixon Our Republic Thomas B. Reed Iowa Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Dakotas trans-Mississippi Canada

Meet me at Miller's second floor Jadges Den

A terse note places a meeting at Miller's on the second floor in Jadges Den. It implies a casual rendezvous with unspecified participants and no stated date or time. The text centers on a location cue within a building rather than an event.

Miller’s Jadges den

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Atre Robert Burns Dr. Rabinovitch Rabbit Dog Allen Col. Kline O’brien Edward Moran Tve Department of Agriculture Emergency 4. G. White Robinviteli Moran White Washington University Medical School Georgetown University Joseph S. Wall Barton Parton George Washington University New Jersey State Penitentiary Rabinvitch W. W. Gardner Paducah Cardui Cardus Cornblatt Plumbing CO General Electric Athens Electric Railway Company Orr’s School Pulaski and Dougherty Sts Ss. P. Orr J. B. Worthy & CO Pee Eee E. Clayton St
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