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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
5
The article describes a morning or afternoon frock with smocked skirt and blouse, striped silk or serge with velvet trim, and Georgette ornaments. It lists fabric needs and prices for a Pictorial Review costume, plus a tall slender tailleur with a side-fastening coat, plaited skirt, smart buttons and high collar, with sizes and price.
Associated Press reports Emperor William travels incognito to the Somme front where he reviews troops gathered near a chateau and pins medals after a parade. Observers note his brisk walk, dignified bearing, and the tight secrecy surrounding his movements.
An old ad fragment touts speedy relief from kidney troubles. It mentions A Z Bartlett Brock and Palmer Bros and promises to ease weariness and weakness through claimed remedies.
A 1916 era report describes fresh players enlarging the Georgia Red and Black lineup at Sanford Field. It highlights preseason stars like Chepee coming from Cherokee County and Mazulka from the Malay peninsula, along with several unheralded giants and local Georgians who will compete in scrimmages and early games.
The Southeastern Fair Association will award over $1,000 in scholarships and $2,000 in cash premiums to Georgia boys excelling in corn raising. Fifteen $25 scholarships fund the state college short course, with group allocations across five county groupings. An additional $2500 in prizes and a large agricultural display accompany the sixth annual Corn Show under Dr. William Bradford and coordinators Walter G. Cooper and J. Phil Campbell.
AthensGeorgia September 21 1916 E J Crawford City Dear Sir I submit itemized expense covering my race for the legislature election September 12 1916 Entrance fee 20 00 Newspaper announcements 15 00 Uthograph cards 65 00 Automobile hire 20 00 Gasoline 4 60 Newspaper advertising 7 00 Street car fare 5 20 Totals 76 80 All expenses paid out of my own funds Very truly yours L Brown
A reflective note expresses that true joy comes from tending to others happiness. The line emphasizes mindful acts of kindness and being reminded of their impact, referencing a creative attribution to Jaane ft. yt sidarve.
Washington Sept. 21 special agents of the department of justice will push renewed prosecutions against an alleged blackmailing gang uncovered by recent Chicago and other arrests. They will coordinate with Assistant Attorney General John C Knox in New York, tackling the Klipper case and focusing on Frank Crocker as a leading government witness. Crocker reportedly made a full confession in the Klipper matter.
The Atlanta Journal reports three young senator-elects vying for the "baby" title. J. B. G. Logan is 29 from Homer Banks. E. V. Heath is 27 from Waynesboro. Roscoe Peacock, 26 from Eastman, leads as the youngest. Peacock, a popular attorney and former University of Georgia football star, once captain and coach.
The American Institute of Mining Engineers met to advance flotation methods for mining profits. Delegates from major metal producers expect the process to grow with new flotative agents and larger funding. Experiments on miscible wood oils were presented by Palmer, Allen, and Ralston and discussed with field visits to Old Dominion Copper and its reduction works.
A reflective piece compares a happy person to a valuable note, stating that such individuals spread goodwill and brighten rooms like a lit candle. The text praises their impact beyond proof of reason, highlighting personal warmth over formal achievements.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female stomach disorders and digestive issues. A Newfield New York testimonial claims two bottles cured indigestion and restored health, suggesting a tablespoon after meals to fix digestion in days.
Hartwell reports progress on an Atlanta to Anderson interurban electric line with work to start late fall. The Hart County Fair opens October 25 to 27 with hopes of record crowds and a governor elect Hugh M. Dorsey address. An all county tour of 150 automobiles launches October 1 to advertise the event.
St Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at 8:30 at Castle Hall Clayton St visiting Knights invited Rev Troy Beatty C C T H Nicker son Rot R 2&5 Williams Lodge No 18 meets Mondays in Odd Fellows Hall Max Joseph Building all brethren invited C A von der Lieth N G J A Mierlor R 8 Athens BPOE No 790 meets every second and fourth Wednesdays at lodge quarters Broad and Lumpkin Sts B F P Tuick E R G H Palmer Sec Geo B Davis Camp 292 W O W meets Wednesdays in Woodmen Hall Max Joseph Building 8 30 First and third devoted to business A D Wood Clerk Glenn Lodge No 75 meets Tuesdays in Odd All brethren invited ASM Center N G E K Lumpenn Jr Mt Vernon Lodge F A A M Mt Vernon Lodge No 32 meets Thursdays at Masonic Hall Clayton St J Howkinnon W M Jno G Quinn Bec
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