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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
5
A Dahlonega Nugget column reports wild notes from a White County camp meeting ending without known deaths. It chronicles Lon Hester’s jail release and capture, a lunacy acquittal, Lincoln Wehunt’s bareheaded sightings, and locals reacting to new religion performers.
Book notice for Nutting's First Latin Reader by H C Nutting Ph D assistant professor of Latin at the University of California. Cloth 12mo 260 pages price 69 cents American Book Company outlines 140 lessons based on American history with Caesar Nepos Suetonius Sallust and Cicero selections. Each lesson includes notes vocabulary lists and an illustrated Roman objects theme to aid sight translation.
Atlanta September 12. State School Superintendent Brittain consults Attorney General Felder over Professor Jere M Pound’s bid to confirm his status on the board appointed by Governor Smith in 1911. Pound seeks legal opinion to contest Brown’s replacements alongside Langston. court action possible if opinion favors Pound. The board’s five year book adoption heightens interest in the dispute.
Chips and Dust from the Diamond Marions leads Cincinnati Reds in batting. Ban Johnson praises Eddie Foster as best AL baseman. Daubert and Wheat shine for Brooklyn. William Jensen sold to Detroit Tigers from New Haven. Pittsburg may trade King Cole or Eddie Warner to Columbus for Sisler and Cooper. Giants pitching wobble. Highlanders beat Red Sox 16 of 17. Athletics rout Washington. Eppa Rixey shines for Quakers. Joe Wood hitting .288 in 36 games. Ford and Gregg top hitters in AL. Woodburn of the Cardinals a ventriloquist in clubhouse pranks. Red Sox buy diamonds Charley Hall stone and Duffy Lewis rocks in cravat.
The advertisement touts HYOMEI as the fast cure for catarrh and mucus congestion, claiming it kills catarrh germs when inhaled. An outfit with inhaler costs $1.00, with separate bottles $0.50. money back from H. R Palmer & Sons if dissatisfied. Baldwin's Fifty Famous People overview lists anecdotes about real historical figures.
According to science the early home life remedies cure burns boils scalds sores cuts sprains and bruises. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for forty years of cures and unmatched for piles corns and cold sores. Only 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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