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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
7
The N. K. Fairbank Company extols Cottolene as a superior frying fat that withstands high heat without burning, fries quickly with minimal fat absorption, and yields healthier, economical results compared with butter or lard.
The Three I League raised the salary cap to 2500 dollars marking a $500 jump from last season. Players like Staffy McInnis and Forrest Cady show strong post season form while Jeff Tesreau struggles against Smoky Joe Wood. Cubs and White Sox delivered classy Chicago championship battles amid weather delays and Bobby Veach shines for Detroit after joining the Tigers. A ground rule note about a ball hitting a policeman in the outfield being playable mirrors earlier park rules.
Rallying claim from Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a remedy for constipation bile and headaches. Promises relief for elderly, purifying the blood improving skin and mood while toning the system. Advises a 25 cent price per box and offers free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Hot Springs Arkansas.
Johnny Coulon faces Kid Williams in a 10 round bout in New York City. Packey McFarland meets Kid Alberts in Cleveland for 12 rounds. Jim Savage fights Bill Clark in Cleveland for 8 rounds. Dayton, Ohio resident Copeland notes a druggist ad about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his son's cold.
Miss Rutherford requests help locating missing Confederate Veteran issues. The appeal lists numerous missing numbers from 1893 through 1991 and urges libraries and individuals to supply them. She praises the magazine for preserving Civil War history and credits editor Mr. Cunningham with Southwide value.
In Dahlonega notes, a public square sighting features John Henry Adams on a wagon with ten goats and a possum. stockholders convene to discuss Etowah Railway prospects after years of unfulfilled promises. A dispute between Mrs Mary Forest and Decia Beck over church performances leads to humor and advice about reaching the savior without jumping into heaven.
New Haven will host boxing season opens October 28 with bouts ahead in Cleveland October 23 featuring One Round Hogan versus Phil Brock. Jack Britton remains active, Patsy Sweeney plans Manchester New Hampshire shows, and Frank Klaus seeks a match in Paris. Major fighters discuss Langford and Johnson matchups, with other theater news on Laurence Irving, Bella Donna in Atlantic City, and plans for new plays and vaudeville acts.
Jerome Kern and Paul West contribute music and lyrics to new shows. Adele Rowland to lead in Sam Bernard production under Shubert management. Mile Stones to run simultaneously in New York Paris London Chicago Berlin Vienna Budapest. Antoinette Waller joins The Yellow Jacket cast from Music Master. Shaw’s Fanny’s First Play spawns another English company for Chicago. Bernstein writes a play for Frohman in English. The Master of the House to be staged in England and Australia. Winthrop Ames to open Gotham theater in New York. Helen Ware on Play Kylmer Harris The Trial Marriage after elections. William Hawtrey to perform Pimero’s Dandy Dick. Bludwine endorsed by physicians for convalescents in hospitals. advertisement.
In Culpeper Virginia on October 17 a granite monument was dedicated in the National Cemetery honoring Pennsylvania gold star soldiers. Governor Tener of Pennsylvania and a large delegation attended, noting the valor of those who served in Pennsylvania regiments during the Civil War.
An advertisement extols Lebman’s Alterative as a remedy for persistent colds and chest soreness. It claims the medicine aids tickling coughs and sore throats when simple remedies fail, noting a testimonial from Philadelphia July describes a lingering cough and progressing to consumption.
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