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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
4
The Athens Banner notes tax enforcement beginning November 1 and records lively regional politics from Leo Frank case to currency reform. It highlights Georgia towns forming chambers of commerce, land development hopes in the South, and local color about tar incidents in Birmingham and Atlanta.
The United States intends to work toward removing Huerta as the Mexican problem. It seeks European support and expects friendly aid in the effort. Details of the plan are unclear, but Huerta’s removal is projected as a difficult task.
President Taft delivered a tribute at Princeton honoring Grover Cleveland. He lauded Cleveland as a great president and man, citing his fights for a revenue tariff, repeal of the Sherman law, national law and order in the Debs rebellion, and arbitration in the Venezuelan matter.
The Ulster province rejects Home Rule, massing thousands of armed men and demanding separation from Ireland. The London Standard notes the resolve may spark serious trouble, warning that drift could harm Ireland, Great Britain, and the Empire.
Three women from Illinois, Pennsylvania and California praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving menopausal symptoms and improving health. The ads note confidential replies from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and cite endorsements from Mrs. Campbell Mrs Hayward and Mrs Barrie.
A reminiscence on an October in 1913 reflecting on a shrinking world and the author Lundy H. Harris. The narrator recalls meeting Harris as a Latin Greek teacher who inspired admiration for his eloquence and later mentions his wife Corra Harris, a prominent Southern writer.
Representative Charles L. Bartlett of the Sixth District will travel to Carlsbad for baths to delay a painful operation. Bartlett and his wife plan to sail next Saturday aboard the George Washington for Bremen, following his intestinal trouble and doctor’s advice to avoid surgery.
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