Remittance Alerts and Athens Commission Debate
The notice reminds subscribers to pay by express, money order, or registered mail and to report late deliveries. It then critiques the proposed Athens commission government, arguing the bill grants excessive power, noting Athens’ support for the old system and predicting political clash ahead. The piece also voices concerns about Mexican policy effects in Georgia and warns of a looming beef price rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shana
Athens
Commission
Carolina
Georgia
Mrs Becker to Address Women's Missionary Society
Mrs L S Becker speaks this week in the interest of the Georgia Children's Home work to the Women's Missionary Society of the First artist church at 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon. All society members and women of the church urged to attend. others invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
THE
Missionary Society
L. S. Becker
Georgia
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Artist Church
Huerta Regime Loses Ground as Foreign Powers React
The article reports Huerta’s struggle to hold power in Mexico while Britain Germany and others waver on recognition. A German warship heads to Mexican waters to protect German interests as the UK ponders withdrawal and the US under Wilson pressures Huerta to release imprisoned deputies. Final outcome remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mexico
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Mexican
England
King George
Queen Mary
Mexican Congress
Wilson
Washington
Hobson Charges Fall Flat in Congress Fight for Senate
Representative Hobson and Alabama rival Oscar Underwood clashed over claims of Wall Street influence and liquor interests. Underwood's tariff reform leadership and anti shipping vote were cited to debunk Hobson’s charges, drawing unanimous rejection from Republicans and Democrats in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond P. Hobson
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Hobson
Underwood
Wall Street
Congress
Underwoood
House of Representatives
House
Cotton seed meal proposed as safe human food
C A Wells city bacteriologist and Griffin experiment station chemist reports research claiming cotton seed meal can be chemically treated to become safe palatable and beneficial for human consumption. Dr DeLoach will disclose results soon with potential to lower living costs and aid Southern cotton farmers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wells
Attens
University of Georgia
Griffin Experiment Station
Wells
Dr. DeLoach
This Date in History Highlights Key 17th to 20th Century Events
A compilation of historical milestones dated October 15 across years: Champlain arrives in Canada as governor in 1612, Washington begins northern tour in 1788, Kaulbach born in 1805, Ireland crime bill in 1831, Louis Philippe assassination attempt in 1840, Lincoln monument dedication in 1874, Dean Richmond wreck in 1893, Taft naval review in New York Harbor in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlain
Canada
Washington
Wilhelm von Kaulbach
Ireland
Louis Philippe
France
Springfield
Dean Richmond
Lake Eerie
Taft
New York Harbor
Birthday of Archbishop Quigley Highlighted
The Most Rev James E Quigley head of Chicago’s Catholic archdiocese was born in Oshawa Canada on October 15 1854 and moved to Lima New York as a youth His mother influenced his path toward the church steering him from a West Point military future through Niagara University Innsbruck and Rome studies awaiting his return to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Quigley
Catholic Archdiocese of
Chicago
Oshawa
Canada
Lima
N. Y
St. Joseph's College
Buffalo
Niagara University
Innsbruck
Austrian Tyrol
College of the Propaganda
Rome
Amer
Catholic bishop elevated to archbishop in Chicago
The text notes the career of a church leader who served as pastor in Attica New York until 1884, became bishop of Buffalo from 1896 to 1903, and was installed archbishop of Chicago in 1903. It also lists birthday greetings for several figures: Hon. Martin Burrell age 55, Michael Burke age 50, Frank Guernsey age 47, John Sullivan former world champion boxer age 55, and John Paul Jones of Cornell University age 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica
Attica
N. Y
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Buffalo
Chicago
Michael &. Burke
Congress
Wisconsin
Frank E. Guernsey
Maine
John, Sullivan
John Paul Jones
Cornell University
Alterative claims relief for severe throat and chest issues
An advertisement touts Tookman’s Alterative as effective against severe cold threatening the lungs, claiming decades of test proven results for throat and bronchial conditions. It emphasizes no narcotics or habit forming drugs and urges readers to request a recovery booklet from Pekinas Laboratory in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tookman
Pekinas Laboratory
Philadelphia
Annual Flower Show Promises Appeal at Y M C A Parlor Event
The Athens Ladies' Garden Club hosts a flower show with a baby show tomorrow at 4 PM in the Y M C A parlors. Prizes will be awarded, and county women are urged to attend to learn how local town and country gardeners share in mutual benefit. Officers include Mrs E K Lumpkin president and Miss Sarah Cobb treasurer. a long list of members is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Ladies’ Garden Club
E. K. Lumpkin
T. W. Reed
Sarah Cobb
C. D Cox
C. M. Snelling
H. S. West
J. N. Webb
FP. H. Bowden
J. P. Fears
H. Comer
J. 8. Stewart
Parna Hill
Alva Harris
Frank Hailey
Jennie Harrison
H. V. Head
D. P. Haselton
S. J. W. Hart
Mary Lyndon
W. W. Lampkin
Lily Moss
Carah Moss
R. Is. Moss, Jr
D. F. Miller
Lucy V. Matthews
H. E. Martin
J. A. Morton
G. W. McDonnan
Hamilton McWhorter
McClurd
Fannie Nite
Fred Orr
List of attendees at the social gathering
Mrs. S. V. Sanford, Mrs. T. P. Stanley, Mrs. N. G. Laughter, Mrs. W. W. Scott, Mrs. S. C. Upson, Jr. Miss Emily Upson, Mrs. Henry West, Mrs. W. C. Wingfield, Mrs. T. J. Wooster, Mrs. S. B. Wingfield, Miss Rosa Von der Leith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Sanford
T. P. Stanley
N. G. Laughter
W. W. Scott
S. C. Upson
Emily Upson
Rosa von der Lieth
Henry West
J. N. Webb
W. C. Wingfield
T. J. Wooster
S. B. Wingfield
Rosa von der Leith
Commission Form Government Rally Near Bridges' Store
A second rally by advocates of commission government was held at Bridges' store near Broad Street. Mr. Hardy of Columbia, S C addressed the meeting in support of the reform. The gathering was small and local residents appeared able to decide on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Bridges’ Store
Broad Street Brids
Hardy
Columbia
S. C
Hyomei advertised as quick catarrh cure
An advert touts Hyomei as the easy safest cheapest remedy for catarrh and related nasal throat lung symptoms. It claims the medicated air destroys germs when breathed through an inhaler. The ad notes H R Palmer & Sons sells it with a money back guarantee and a complete outfit for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Hyomei
Colt Sold For 350 Dollars At Four Months
Peor Mioney Jarnigan, who won the thousand dollar prize at the Knoxville exposition for best Percheron brood mare and other premiums, sold a four to five month old colt from his stud for 350 dollars. Such a price for a colt this young is likely unprecedented in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peor Mioney Jarnigan
Knoxville
South
Alabama Varsity Needs Improvement Before Birmingham Test
The Tuscaloosa paper notes Alabama's easy win but warns the Crimson White team is not yet ready for Georgia. It highlights required speed charge, stronger line, and harder practice beginning tomorrow for the Birmingham game next Saturday under Coach Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloose
Alabame
Georgia
Earge
Nelding
Alabama
Cunningham
Graves
Birmingham
Women Who Get Dizzy Use Electric Bitters
Women troubled with fainting dizziness backache headache weakness or debility should try Electric Bitters. Mrs Laure Gaines of Ovoca La credits the remedy with saving her life after four doctors gave up. The tonic is sold 50c and 1.00 by druggists or mail by H Bucklen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure Gaines
Ovoca
H. &, Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Miss Lottie Johnson Demonstrates Posts Cereals at Electric Shop
Miss Lottie Johnson models Postum Grape Nuts and Post Toasties at Athens Electric Shop with daily demonstrations. She shows cereals and drinks from Battle Creek Michigan and serves samples to visiting ladies, encouraging attendance today as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafetria
Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Misa Lottie Johnson
Jes
Miss Johnson
Ladies of
Athens
Fire Prevention Society to Meet in Athens on 23rd Inst
Georgia Fire Prevention Society plans its next monthly meeting in Athens on the 23rd with about thirty members. The group will inspect local premises, confer with the Athens fire chief and city council fire committee, the mayor, and local fire insurers to promote a house cleaning program for basements and back alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fire Prevention Society
Athens
The
Georgia Fire Prevention Society
Axtents of
Mettler
Diphtheria by Mail Shuts Georgia Health Office
Atlanta October 14 The state board of health in the Capitol is closed as eleven staffers fall ill with diphtheria. Dr H F Harris and Dr L P Patillo remain, planning fumigation and recovery before reopening. Harris blames careless country doctors sending diphtheria cultures by mail and spreading germs in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Board of Health
Capitol
H. F. Harris
L. P. Patillo
Harris
Capitel
Elizabeth Vis
Visscher
Board of Health
Clarence Greer
K. R. Collins
A. G. Bert
E.R. Par
A.L. Steele
J. P. Smiley
C. L. Tensley
Wer
University Drama Club Seeks Italian Talent for Tryouts
The University dramatic group opens auditions to new Italian material as part of its season. Directors announce enrollment for actors and performers to join future productions.
Old Men Are Back Plans for Thalian Club
The Thalians dramatic club at the university held tryouts last night with coach Mary D. Lyn con agreeing again. Thirty two men competed and the cast included many returning members such as Harrison Jackson Pinkussohn H G Howard Alban Reed Hirschberg Clark Howell III McDaniel Victor Victor and Conyers. Selected for the cast were F F Watson of Atlanta C A Kotch of Weekhawken Walter Jenkens of Valdosta Barney Cubbedge of Savannah and Jos 8 Stewart Jr of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalians
Mary D. Lyncon
Messrs
Harrison
Jackson
Pinkussohn
H. G. Howard
Alban Reed
Hirschberg
Clark Howell, III
McDaniel
Victor Victor
Conyers
Judicious Training As Georgia Prepares For Alabama
Coach Cunningham drills the Georgia team before the Birmingham game. A fierce scrimmage yields ground gaining plays but weak teamwork. Alabama appears stronger this year, led by Vandergraaf, a tough end and half, as Georgia readies reserves and reshuffles positions for a tougher test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alabama
Birmingham
Mrr
Vandergraaf
Clemson
McWhorter
Paddock
Tompson
Powell
Malone
Turner
Henderson
Purcell
Thrash
Conyers
Delaperriere
Most Dangerous of Minor Ailments in Cold Link to Epidemics
Article warns cold as leading to serious diseases like pneumonia and diphtheria. Cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, inexpensive cure and notes widespread illness in a capital lab with several doctors and assistants affected. Eleven victims mentioned, including a colored janitor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Papera
Czars
Archbishop Quigley
Martin Burrell
Club
South Carolina
Tuscaloosa
Post Products
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!