Confession Amplifies Cardui Benefits in Letter from Mrs Mae Reid
Mrs Mae Reid of this place says Cardui the woman’s tonic did her much good after suffering from severe stomach distress and gain of weight. She claims it helped restore appetite and improved her health, noting many letters from grateful users arriving at the office. The ad asserts Cardui’s ingredients aid the womanly constitution and invites others to try it via their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Reid
Cardus
Lodge Directory Me Vernon and Athens Fraternal Groups
Vernon lodge and multiple Greek fraternal bodies meet in Athens and nearby at Masonic Hall and Owl's Nest. regular meetings listed with nights, times, and officers. visiting members invited. note includes Knights of Pythias and Woodmen details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
W. M
J. H. Dorsey
Order of Owle
Athens
Owl's Nest
P. H. Corbett
EB. A. May
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
St. Imo! Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Max Joseph
Clayton and
Wall Streets
R. McDuffie
C. C. T. H. Nickerson
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
Talmage Building
Browns Defeat Athletics to Halt 15-Game Win Streak
The St. Louis Browns trimmed the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 2, ending their fifteen straight wins and adding another chapter to the Browns’ record of breaking opponents’ streaks. They previously disrupted pennant races in 1908 1910 1912 and 1913 by defeating the Naps Tigers and Walter Johnson among others.
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St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackites
Browns
Athletics
Naps
Cleveland
Tigers
Detroit
Southpaw
Krause
Walter Johnson
Star
Marquard
Rudolph A Sensation In Boston Braves Pitching
Dick Rudolph has emerged as Boston Braves standout in National League circles, praised by manager George Stallings for facing heavy hitters. His first Braves season follows stints with the Giants and a stellar 25 of 35 wins for Toronto in the International League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dick Rudolph
National League Baseball
Braves
George Stallings
Rudolph
Giants
Minrors
Toronto
kraenzlein to coach german athletes for olympic success
A. G C. Kraenzlein, famed Pennsylvania hurdler and long jumper, will soon be engaged by German authorities to coach athletic teams. An authority on hurdle racing, he won the 1900 Paris Olympic 60 meter, high and low hurdles. Mrs. Joel C. Weir and Misses Ellie and Catharine Weir of Ninety six South Carolina visit Mr. and Mrs. John B. Weir in this city.
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A. G C. Kraenzlein
University of Pennsylvania
Kraenzlen
Kraenzlein
Joel C. Weir
Ellie and
Catharine Weir
Ninety-six
S. C
Joel Weir
John B. Weir
Hill Street
LAJOIE MAY BE TRADED TO DETROIT OR CHICAGO
Cleveland veteran Larry Lajoie, deposed as regular second baseman by manager Joe Birmingham, may move to Chicago or Detroit. Rival managers Callahan and Jennings quarrel for the star infielder, who protests bench status and says he would quit rather than sit. Lajoie, a legendary infielder and hitter, has been in the game for seventeen seasons.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Larry Lajoie
Joe Birmingham
Callahan
Jennings
Lajoie
Lajoie Bench Affects Tigers Trade Talk In 1910s
Detroit reportedly offered Sam Crawford or Bobby Veach for Larry Lajoie as manager Birmingham says benched due to broken hands causing slump. Lajoie batted .227 in 53 games and fielded .065 this season while big names like Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner figure in debates over who was the greatest.
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Ager Birmingham
Lajoie
Detroit
Sam Crawford
Bobby Veacher
Larry
Jennings
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Wagner
Ten Days Grace for Corporations in Athens Tax List
The announcement offers ten days grace for corporations in Athens to pay state taxes due Monday. This year’s taxes total 725 416 18 dollars, with about 500 000 already paid to the state treasury. A 1912 law shortened deadline to September 1, shifting payment so the state can more promptly pay school teachers.
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Athens
Sunday Fire Destroys Six Room House on Third Street
The six room house of Ruby Justice on Third Street burned Sunday night near dark. Firefighters arrived promptly but could not save much as access was hindered by location. The owner, Ruby Justice, was present with no others inside. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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Ruby Justice
Third Street
TWO GEORGIA MEN IN MACON POLITICS
Two Macon political aspirants from Georgia, Augustin Daly and Wallace Miller, announce bids for municipal leadership. Daly seeks the new municipal court judgeship while Miller campaigns for Macon mayor with Bridges Smith and Arthur L. Dasher as rivals. Daly, 37, longtime Macon resident and former city recorder, studied at Georgetown and the University of Georgia. Miller, 30, Bibb county representative and University of Georgia alumnus, heads a growing family and has strong legislative backing.
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Georgia
Macon
Augustin Daly
Wallace Miller
Bibb
Georgetown University
Mr. Daly
Thalians
New York Law School
City Court of
Daly
L. D. Moore
J. J. Burnett
H. F. Stroheker
Tulane
Bibb County
Miller
Bridges Smith
Arthur L. Dasher
Negro Barbecue and Ball Game in Athens
Yesterday the colored people held a large barbecue in East Athens. A reported scrap occurred but no one was under the influence of alcohol. A ball game between teams from this place and White Falls ended fifteen to fifteen in the eleventh inning when called due to darkness.
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Athens
Ten Inning See Saw Game At Herty Field
Ten inning see saw baseball game at Herty Field ends tied 5 5 after ten. Funkenstein walks then Merritt Pound drives a two bagger to break the tie in the eleventh. Teams captained by Jack Allen and Arthur Cox nearly evenly matched. four games remain with expected clashes. Lineups listed including Allen Cox Hodgson Hodgson Sledge and others.
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Jack Allen
Arthur Cox
Herty Field
Funkenstein
Merritt Pound
Oar
Jones Family Returns From Long Auto Tour North
Walter H. Jones and family completed a five thousand mile auto trip with a 500 mile lake voyage. They traveled quietly through rural towns visiting Chicago Detroit Buffalo and New York. Mr Jones drove the entire journey without incident and the party greatly enjoyed the adventure.
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MR. Jones
Walter H. Jones
Jones
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
New York
Miss Brumby Guest of Mrs Russell on University Heights
Miss Brumby of Washington DC visits as guest of Mrs W J Russell on University Heights. The brief social note identifies the association and location, highlighting an in-town visit.
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Miss Brumby
Washington, D. C
W. J. Russell
University Heights
Col Meldrim's Daughter Weds Yale Football Star
Miss Sophie Meldrim, daughter of General Peter Meldrim of Savannah, secretly married Yale football star Ted Coy in Asheville. The ceremony was quiet due to parental objections, and the union links a prominent Southern family, with Gen Meldrim a Georgia University trustee noted at the last commencement.
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Col. Meldrim
Yale
Athens
Sophie Meldrim
Peter Meldrim
Savannah
Edward Harris Coy
Ted” Coy
Asheville
Miss Meldrim
South
Gen. Meldrim
University of Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schofield Boilers
Lodge Directory
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
O. H. Johnson
H. P
Fred T. Moon
Sec
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
Joe L. Deadwyler
E. R. Geo. H. Palmer
B. R. Pickrell
John Mappin
Classic City Council
W. O. W. Hall
J. H. Wilson
C. John Roberts
American Press Association
Larry Lajole
Eation
Sserrs Goodman
H. Hodgson
P. K. Cox
A. Cox
Lazenby
Sledge
Morris
Hutcheson
C. F. Hodgson
C. Allen
Pound
Allen
A. Hodgson
C. Daniels
Crane
Rf. Cutler
P. Hodgson
P. Quillian
Harvey Stovall
Southern Mutual
H. R. Palmer & Sons and
Prince Ave. Pharmacy
His
Foley Shoneytar
Gildren
Pisgah
J. G. Ellis
Foleys
H.R. Palmer & Sons
State Normal School
United States Commissioner of Education
United States
Jerem
THE
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern
Prest. T
Mell
Deupree Hunnicutt
Aaron Cohen
G. A. Mell
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