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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
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This piece argues that publicity via billboards can offend and disfigure landscapes and deter customers. It likens billboard tactics to a rude, inconvenient slap in the face and suggests newspapers offer a cheaper, more effective way to reach potential customers without offending households.
Georgia's State Normal School attracts students from all sections, yet suffers from inadequate floor space and dormitories. Officials urge the legislature to fund a new building and expanded faculty to double output of trained teachers, arguing efficient common schools depend on better normal school support.
In Maine third district the Republican John A. Peters won the seat to succeed Forest Goodwyn by under five hundred over Democrat Pattangall amid a disturbed party scene. The vote indicates a waning Progressive influence, a return of some factions to Republicans, and hints at potential two Republican tickets in future elections while Democrats aim to consolidate power.
The piece argues President Wilson favors a constitutional election in Mexico but warns it may not restore peace. It notes Huerta may block rivals, ongoing fighting likely, and a strong military backing may be needed. It doubts quick pacification and foresees prolonged turbulence before a stable government emerges.
September 12 entries recall historical happenings across centuries. Notable items include Lord Stirling's death in London in 1640, Frontenac's 1672 appointment in Canada, Washington's Philadelphia entry in 1776 after Brandywine, Fort McHenry bombarded in 1814, Charles Dudley Warner born 1829, Scott bombardment of Chapultepec in 1847, and other 19th to early 20th century notes.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent remedy to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels by morning. It targets headaches coated tongues and general malaise, urging readers to choose Cascarets over salts or castor oil and noting benefits for adults and children.
Norman Field appears at the Colonial this week as leading man and head of his company also directing and managing the production. His turn as the Jewish detective in Indiana Folks is praised as nearly perfect with restraint. Tonight’s bill features The Wolf and Field promises a dollar and a half production.
Em manuel Sunday school officers and teachers are asked to meet at the rectory this Friday at 8 30 p m to discuss several important matters. Troy Beaty Rector. Secticut renominated by the Democratic state convention. This is my 58th birthday. S N Parent. Hon Simon Napoleon Parent, Quebec leader born 1865, has held offices from alderman to premier and railway commissioner. congratulations to Rt Hon Herbert Henry Asquith on his 61st birthday and other notable figures aged readings. Marie Peary, daughter of Admiral Peary, born Arctic, now 20.
The Red and Black football players endured a tough practice under Assistant Coach Peacock and Physical Director Peacock. Captain McWhorter was absent due to business but will join today. Veterans Hitchcock Brown Anderson and newcomers Skippy Conyers Steve Crump showed effort as drills continue. A large petition urged Dr DeLaperriere to readmit son Arthur to school this fall as an excellent center who played on the 1911 team. Harold Ketron plans Town arrival to assist coaching. A longer week of hard work precedes scrimmage.
In the mayor's court yesterday morning the case against Charles Eaton was dismissed for lack of evidence after the wife failed to testify against her husband. The charge of wife beating could not proceed without the witness's testimony.
Today and tomorrow mark the final days to see the Kennedy Musical Comedy Co at the Majestic as they could not extend due to a four week Mobile engagement. The troupe promises new plays and music later in the season while next week the Ina Lehr Stock Company opens an indefinite engagement led by Bob Demor est, with prices unchanged.
Georgia Court of Appeals judge Richard B. Russell traveled through Athens yesterday en route to his Oglethorpe County plantation. He stopped with his brother William J. Russell at University Fairview Heights.
Arnold & Abney announce new Ferndell Oat Meal options ideal for breakfast on cool mornings. Product details highlight warm, hearty servings and convenient morning choice.
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