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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
2
A collage of social notes and poems appears with unsigned notices from the Banner page. It includes MORNING GLORIES verse, Mrs. Willet entertaining Mrs. Lipscomb, and informal gatherings at Mrs. Eugene Black’s home. It lists residents and visitors in Atlanta and nearby cities, with brief home moves and social appearances.
Dr D Lee Peacock occupies 214 Southern Mutual Building with hours 10 to 4. Athens society lists Mrs John N Holder of Jefferson, Mrs Lafayette Lanier and Miss Gabriella Lanier of West Point visiting Battle Creek, and multiple families returning from or to Athens including the Lipscombs, Ellis, Nelsons, Calloways, and others. Also mentions Stella Center taking a Mississippi State Normal School post and Blue Ribbon Brand flavoring extracts and a toothache inquiry with Dr Mason.
New Orleans reports Hester's weekly option statement with in sight totals for the week and year to date. Compared with last year and the year before, totals for this period show declines in overall cotton in sight and weekly movement, with interior receipts and stocks also down versus prior years. The Cotton Oil Market notes steady prices and a bid side indicating a potential near term recovery. The Cotton Letter from New York adds that the market was strong through the day and spot sales were brisk at steady prices.
Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, for even after the croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. Sold by all dealers.
Glen Colby reports returning from South Georgia where he played several games of ball. He notes extreme heat beyond Athens and will serve as coach and physical director for Riverside Military Academy at Chattoochee Park under Dr. H J Pearce who has taken control of the school.
Jessie McGregor reports strong interest from mothers to enroll children in the Cobb Kindergarten. Additional applications are urged so full equipment is ready for the opening on Wednesday September 14 at 9 a.m. Phone service is 244.2. Arnold and Abney advertise egg and butter prices at 30c per pound.
The passage describes a small cloud bringing a brief shower and cool winds from Yonah that offered relief from extreme heat. The forecast says cooler or more moderate weather may arrive in a few days.
Rev Luke G Johnson former Beloved Pastor of First Methodist Church in Gainesville visits Athens for a few hours. He is progressing well in his role as presiding elder of the largest district and expects to report strong progress when the conference meets this fall in the city.
Angel cake offered for 25 cents each by Arnold and Abney. The item is advertised as a tasty treat aimed at casual shoppers and neighborhood readers.
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