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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
6
The piece stresses saving alfalfa leaves by cutting at the right time and curing properly. It notes leaves hold higher protein and fat percentages than stalks, with leaves containing about 60 percent of protein and 80 percent of fat. Harvest late in the day when possible, and start fodder in the morning to avoid leaf loss, repeating curing passes as needed.
For outdoor dining on the club veranda a hat described as enchanting features shirred white lace over a wire frame. Pink roses and wistaria in delicate lavender accent the sides, with wistaria velvet ribbon streamers falling at the back.
Clairvoyant and scientific palmist Madam Paulini is back in Athens for a short visit at 293 Clayton St West. Office hours are 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily except Sundays and advertise your wants during the stay.
The piece details the resignation of California District Attorney McNab and his clash with Attorney General McReynolds over postponing Mann Act cases Diggs Caminetti and the Western Fuel matter. It notes Secretary of Labor Wilson pressed for delays to accommodate Immigration Commissioner Caminetti’s family and the ensuing political backlash.
The article profiles William Elliott Gonzales the new U S minister to Cuba linking two nations through his family and service including a Spanish American War role. It also notes Sten the Episcopal archdeacon who led a Mount McKinley expedition and Stuck a tireless missionary organizer in Alaska along with Judge Berk Long famed for officeholding in Omaha and Newburyport.
Indiana humorist George Ade argues the back to the farm movement is real as land gains value and farm work becomes easier with new machines. He notes farms offer health, family stability, and pride, while city advantages are less essential for farm children.
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