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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
5
Atlanta reports January cotton in New York futures at 10.75, a new high for the season, with spot cotton advancing. The market gains driven by short crop, war demand, improving business, and speculative interest. Estimated 1915-16 crop at 14 million bales, with carryover 2 million.
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Total imports reached 1.674 billion dollars with declines in manufactures other than food and a rise in foodstuffs by 43.2 million. Cane sugar led at 174 million, coffee followed at 106.7 million, while precious stones fell over 50 percent and declines occurred in silk tobacco spirits and wines.
Dave Paddock last year’s captain and John Henderson 1915 captain reach Athens to join the squad at Franklin Springs. Beasley from Gordon Institute, Billy Powell, and Bright McConnell also arrive with plans to report. Manager Neal Gillis recovering from typhoid. grandstand foundations advance for the first big game.
Dr. Dunbar Ogden pastor of Central Presbyterian, Atlanta, has taken out a license to preach on streets. He plans to begin shortly and reach the poor and those who rarely attend church. He told the mayor that preachers should serve those who need the gospel most.
Viscount Kanetake Oura, once Japan’s home minister, resigns his cabinet post and peer seat, withdraws from public life, and transfers his title to an heir. The case highlights judiciary independence as the Ozaki inquiry continues.
T. E. Jago announces candidacy for alderman from the Second ward subject to fall primary. H. P. Hinton seeks re election as alderman from the Third ward subject to fall primary. Advertise your wants.
Dame fashion presents a stylish checked suit with a full skirt and matching jacket. The jacket features plaiting below the raised belt and side pockets, with a plaid collar and panel front. Pictorial Review Jacket No 6263 sized 14 to 20 years, price lic. Skirt No 5978 also 14 to 20 years, price lic.
Atlanta police chief presides over opening of Prof Mayo's Cop College at police headquarters with captains as faculty to ensure officers learn state code and city ordinances.
Mrs. T. N. Witherall of Gowanda New York praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief from a summer complaint. She reports rapid improvement after taking a dose. For sale by all dealers.
Reports from Grady Hospital describe Zed Deadwyler, twenty, son of Mrs. Deadwyler Vail and brother of Athens attorney Joe Deadwyler, as in critical condition after ingesting bichloride of mercury in a personal crisis. Doctors say his chance of recovery is slight, likening his case to Saunders Walker’s Macon poisoning ten days of life.
Mrs. J. H. Mealor, just back from Newnan where she attended the funeral of her sister Mrs. W. F. Mealor, left yesterday for Commerce called by the critical illness of her niece Mrs. Felder formerly Miss Annie Blair.
Gwinnett County will begin a cooperative cattle tick eradication program with state and federal aid. The plan involves coordinated efforts by the county Athens and Clarke county will be interested directly in the announcement that the neighboring county of Gwinnett has decided to begin the work of systematic cattle tick eradication under the co operative plan by which the county the state and the federal bureau work.
In a curious anecdote, the philosopher Robert Boyle recalls a servant who could not bear the sound of a knife being sharpened or brown paper being torn, causing gum bleeding, while Boyle himself could not endure the sound of water splashing from a pipe.
Theodore Roosevelt urges practical action over criticism and urges steadfastness in ideals. The quote emphasizes that visions must be realized through workable methods and persistent effort.
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