Maryland Aggies Top Georgia In Poor Exhibition Baseball
Special to the Banner. In College Park Maryland April 27 the Maryland Agricultural College baseball team defeated the University of Georgia eight to four. Fox started for Georgia but was relieved by Corley. Torbet caught for Georgia. The Georgia squad left for V M I after the game to play tomorrow.
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Daughters of the Confederacy Honor Veterans on Memorial Day
In Commerce the Daughters of the Confederacy presented flowers to every living veteran at the Memorial Day program and decorated graves. Judge Geo C Thomas spoke passionately on states rights, with Col R L J Smith introducing him. A large crowd attended including Athens public schools, and volunteers were noted as ready for future calls.
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Gilbert Dobbs
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Citizens Bank in distress prompts state examiner move
Bank officials admit a shortage of more than 27000 dollars while declaring depositors and creditors will be paid in full. The bank operates under security by stockholders and faces tight scrutiny as the state examiner reviews books, with a meeting of stockholders planned to decide future control.
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Zens’ Bank and Trust Company
W. H. Shelton
R. W. Woods
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Spec Heeochegheh
Anpannard
Flag Over Fletcher's Quarters as Vera Cruz Parade Opens
At Vera Cruz on April 27 the U S flag was raised over Admiral Fletcher's division HQ during dress parade. Transports with General Funston's command sailed later, no militia ashore yet. Mexico City shows friendlier stance toward foreigners as Huerta's grip weakens amid refugee arrivals and anti Huerta sentiment rises.
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Mexico City
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Memorial Day exercises held at University Chapel
Memorial Day observances filled the University Chapel and attracted students from the State Normal School and city institutions along with hundreds of citizens. The event featured music by Judge Andrew J. Cobb Rev. Charles C. Jarrell and Rev. B L Hill, and the Southern Cross of Honor was conferred on numerous veterans. Judge Cobb’s address tied a national war stance to a half century past.
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State Normal School
Andrew J. Cobb
Charles C. Jarrell
B L. Hill
R. W. Boggs
James W. Bryant
H. H. Brown
BE. L. Benton
J. Clements
Joseph Cook
Robert Camthers
J. F. Colbert
J. P. Cook
Cc. M. Cox
J. G. Eberhart
H. B. Mattox
James H. Reaves
W. E. Short
R. L Sorrells
G. C. Sanders
Richard T. Taylor
John A. Williford
Judge Cobb
War and memory at Ft Sumter in Charleston harbor
A reflection on the Civil War awakening the flags of the original thirteen states and the Confederacy, the fall of Fort Sumter in 1861, and the 1865 restoration of the stars and stripes. The talk honors Confederate soldiers and warns against undermining constitutional government, urging fidelity to tradition and nationhood.
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Charleston
Ft. Sumter
Fort Sumter
Proclamation of faith and hope as nation braces for war
On a quiet Sabbath evening a speaker commemorates Confederate and Union valor while urging reverence for law and national unity. He cautions against irreverence, lawlessness, and partisan mood, urging citizens to support the country and its president while seeking sober thought and moral responsibility amid wartime.
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Economy In the Home Keeps Wastage Low and Flavor High
The article stresses careful housekeeping to avoid waste and reuse scraps. It highlights saving drippings, managing fat, and repurposing sauces to add flavor and zest to dishes and soups.
Glass pane invention unites plates into stronger sheet
A French inventor perfects a splinter resistant pane by sandwiching a clear celluloid plate between two glass sheets and bonding under high pressure. The note urges stronger enforcement of laws to cultivate compliance and improve conditions in the state.
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