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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1915

Page

7

Early Football Practice Signals Under Coach Cunningham

Sanford Mead witnessed two squads in heat soaked practice as Coach Cunningham set signals for first and second teams. Detzendorf led the quarter and Powell filled fullback while Dorsey directed the other unit with Dorsey at quarterback and Ed Dorsey steering one team.

Sanford Mead Cunningham Paddock Henderson Conyers Garmany Wingate McConnell Thompson Knox Yon Thrash Neville O’kelley Hall Loafs Detzendorf Ed Dorsey

The Lady Inspector Sparks Hornet Nest Removal

In Judge W. G. Cornett’s federal court office a two foot hornet nest hung from a chandelier was removed after a visit by a lady inspector of public buildings. The nest, a long standing curiosity, motivated officials to relocate the ornament amid nationwide moves to remove unapproved mottoes and pictures from government rooms.

W. G. Cornett Federal Court United States Revenue Uncle Sam

Mr. Joe Morton Joins Chas. Stern Co.

Mr. Joe Morton of Oconee county has accepted a position with Chas. Stern Co. The experienced clothing man joins the firm to strengthen the salesforce and friends are invited to call on him.

Joe Morton Oconee County Chas. Stern Co Morton

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Sold For Colds

The ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy that reaches the root of cold troubles. It claims throat relief and efficacy for children's colds, noting early breaking of a cold reduces complications. Price listed as 25 cents.

Dr. Bell

Miss Eugenie Besserer Emerges as Silent Screen Star

Miss Eugenie Besserer recalls a Paris birth and early Canada childhood before arriving in New York with 25 cents. She describes stage beginnings with McKee Rankin, Wilton Lackaye, and Frank Keenan, then moves to silent films with Selig, highlighting The Circular Staircase role Aunt Ray Innis and the demand for director-led action.

Eugenie Besserer New York City Nance O’neil Wilton Lackaye Frank Keenan Miss Besserer Miss Jenkins New York Grand Central Station Alexander Salvini McKee Rankin Nance O'Neil Pike’s Opera House Cincinnati Henry J. Kolker Berkley Lyceum Alice Roosevelt Longworth Margaret Anglin Australia California Golden State Selig Polyscope Company Ray Innis Mary Roberts Rinehart Ray Ray Innes

First Complete Report of Belgian Relief Commission

The first complete eight‑month report shows the Belgian Relief Commission has collected and disbursed fifty million dollars, with over six million from American and British philanthropic sources. It details structure, three relief divisions, and ongoing support for about 7 million Belgians plus 2.3 million French in occupied areas, funded by abroad loans and local charity as unemployment rises.

Commission For Relief In Belgium Associated Press London United States British Empire Herbert C. Hoover Commission Comite National Charity of the World The Bel Paris

Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Rosemont Nebraska

O. D. Wright of Rosemont Nebraska reports kidney pain and disrupted rest. A single 50 cent bottle of Foley Kidney Pills made him well. The ad notes relief from rheumatism and backache and is placed by H. R. Palmer & Sons.

O. D. Wright Rosemont, Neb H. R. Palmer & Sons Adv

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