Georgia Red and Black football prospects in 1915
Georgia coach W A Cunningham previews the 1915 Southern football season. He notes shifts among major programs, potential contenders, and Georgia’s own returning veterans and promising new players. Practice begins soon with Athens set for Virginia Auburn and Clemson clashes, aiming to restore Red and Black prestige.
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Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tennessee
Clemson
Auburn
Sewanee
Miss. A. & M
Tech
Georgia
Mercer
Chattanooga
Citadel
Miss. College
Florida
Southern
Gratitude for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs. T. N. Witherall of Gowanda New York credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief from severe summer complaint pain. She states relief came almost immediately after the first dose and urges others to use the medicine. For sale by all dealers.
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T. N. Witherall
Gowanda
N. Y
Adv
Where Parents Lack
The Houston Post argues that stronger home teamwork would shape daughters into faithful wives and sons into devoted husbands. It urges parents to raise children by hand and guide them to use their powers rightly.
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Houston Post
Health and Happiness Depend Upon Your Liver
An old advertising column promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills claiming liver relief boosts mood and digestion with a 25 cent price. It also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co with a money back claim and circulating testimonials. Additional notes urge Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Dr. King
Athens Young Men’s Christian Association Defeats Bowman Nine
The Athens YMC A boys from preparatory and intermediate depart ments routed Bowman on Sanford field as rain halted play in the fifth inning with Athens leading seven to nothing. Key hitters were Harold Hodgson Eddie Rawson Alban Hodgson and Arthur Cox with two hits each. Bowman plans a rematch next week in Bowman. Attendance reported at 1.08.
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Athens Young Men’s Christian Association
Bowman, Ga
Sanford Field
Athens
Bowman
Association
Harold Hodgson
Eddie Rawson
Alban Hodgson
Arthur Cox
Jack Allen
Rawson
Allen
Hodgson
Burnet
Alban Hodson
Guy Murray
Albon Hodgson
Pound
Webb
Grady Crow
Joe Bryant
Arthur Wood
R. H. E. Mewbourne
Ened Wickliffe
Joe
Cardele
Ae Sone
Barton
Pullian
J. T
Wickliff
Cf Cardell
J. C
Val Murray
Guy
Tee Nese Quillian
D. D
Team set to practice and play at Sanford Field
All members are asked to be present at 4 o clock for practice work and a game on Sanford field to prepare for the Bowman game.
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Sanford Field
Bowman
Care of Good Clothes in Fine Fabrics
The article warns that higher quality fabrics require more care not less. Fine threads are weaker per thread and damage from dust grease and acids accumulates, so airing and regular attention are essential to preserve wear, especially for finer materials.
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New York American
Ribbon of the Garter changes tone in 1022
The article notes the Knights of the Garter adopt a darker blue ribbon in 1022. It references mentions of Charles Lay Wamdyke and quotes from a London Mail column with Mrs Kelly and Mrs Flynn discussing neighborhood noise from the elevated train.
Self-Delusion Over Whiskey to Gin Remedy
A Milwaukee Sentinel quips about a man who after a doctor warns that 20 daily whiskeys ruin his kidneys switches to 20 daily gins claiming gin is good for kidneys. The piece highlights self-deception and misplaced faith in medical advice.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Lamps of Ancient Times Use Primitive Skulls and Shells
Early lamps used animal skulls with fat and sea shells for illumination. As pottery and metal emerged, the basic lamp principle persisted in ancient Egypt Greece and Rome and in stone cups and boxes of northern nations.
Honeymoon Cloud Kick Ends With Taxi Ride
A newly married couple leaves after registering their vows and signing the marriage book, then humorously notes the taxi meter as the place to register a kick.
Woman in Suit Over Promised Marriage Breach
A defendant asks if a man can change his mind about an engagement. The Buffalo Times notes the implied restriction does not apply when the matter involves a woman. The column discusses al leged breach of promise and social double standards.
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Buffalo Times
Escaped Convict Hid in Chimney in Father’s Residence
Will Riley, an escapee wanted for highway robbery and sentenced to 15 years, vanished after leaping from a convict wagon. A long search failed until officers pried open the fireplace chimney to reveal Riley dangling feet from the flue. He was recaptured with handcuffs restored, and had apparently had his shackles filed off before his dash.
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Will Riley
Riley
Prince Avenue
Oak Street
Scores
Craft and
Whberhardt
Labor Day Holiday Set in Georgia Banks to Close
Tomorrow is the annual Labor Day holiday recognized by state and federal governments. Gov Harris plans a proclamation declaring the day a holiday in Georgia. Banks will observe the day by remaining closed all day and opening 9 a.m. Tuesday. The post office will also observe the day with one city delivery in the morning and windows open 12 to 1. No rural free mail delivery until Tuesday.
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Harris
Georgia
Postoffice
Falls From Ladder Causes Repeated Injuries
Mr. Richard Kay again sustained injuries after falling from a ladder while painting his home. The prior incident occurred during a Woodmen of the World convention when decorating his business, resulting in a broken jaw and weeks of recovery.
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Richard Kay
Report From State Reunion Of Vets
Cobb Delaney camp Confederate veterans met at city hall for its monthly session. Members reported on the Fitzgerald reunion and paid dues maintaining good standing with the general organization. President Pound of the State Normal School is invited to speak on the first Saturday in October.
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Cobb-Delaney Camp
Fitzgerald
Pound
State Normal School
Under Fifty Dollar Bond to Keep Peace in Community
Rufus Gunnells was yesterday afternoon placed under bond in the sum of 50 dollars to keep the peace. The process against his mother was dismissed. The warrant was taken out against Gunnells and his mother by Mrs Fannie Gunnells Smith. It was charged that young Gunnells had fired a pistol at Mrs Smith and threatened to commit other acts contrary to the peace and good order of the community.
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Rufus Gunnells
Gunnells
Fannie Gunnells Smith
Practically In Same Boat Says Luck Fades In Time
A columnist argues that those who credit luck or hard work and advertising share a common fate. The piece contrasts people who claim perpetual misfortune with those who build success through effort and promotion.
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Bernstein Bros
Broad Street
Alex Cunningham
W. A. Cunningham
Thompson
Garrard
Thrash
McConnell
Garmany
Conyers
Henderson
Wingate
Neville
Hall
O’kelly
Virginia
Powell
Dorsey
Coleman
Knox
Paine
Marshburn
Fox
Holtzendorf
Hutchinson
Joe Harrell
Bob McWhorter
Timon Bowden
Pink Malone
Jim Minnehan
John Henderson
Beasley
Dr. Bell
Paul
Ruth
Charles Edward Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York City
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hurt
State Reunion OF “Vets
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