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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1913

Page

5

Three Splendid Games Booked For Eastern Gridirons This Week

Edward H. Bushnell previews upcoming intercollegiate football with Princeton at Dartmouth and pennsylvania versus Dartmouth, Harvard, and Penn State in the Big Six race. A mix of new talent, line strength, and key matchups shapes the season as Yale, Harvard, and Cornell seek dominance.

Eastern Gridirons Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Edward H. Bushnell Philadelphia Spej Tigers Pennsylvania Norwich College Crimson Tiartmouth Carlisle Indians Jim Thorpe Adors Mercer Redmen Neeton Yate Cornell Pennsylvania Rtmouth Yale Cornell New York City Noverm' la Shevlin Jones Cornish Lafayette Wilson Weisner Guernsey Penn Price Hicker Swarthmore Quakers Carter Brooke Scrubs Marshall Eorge Brobke Tharvard Brickley Mahan Indians Ithacans Carlisle Guyer Dr. Sharpe

Panama Canal as Economy in Public Work

The Panama canal is cited as an economy in public work and a triumph of engineering. Original estimate 375000 dollars. expenditures now 314,370,977. Over 500,000,000 received from sale of old materials and rents, to be subtracted from outlay. Finishing soon. praised for prudent leadership and anti graft.

Orne Poxwsn Panama Canal Timate Traptcal Isthmus Paige Paige Company

See Quo Vadis Grand This Week Showtimes

The See Quo Vadis Grand screens daily at 2 4 7 and 9 oclock with popular prices.

Mecaslin Buys Second Regal Roadster in Atlanta

J E Mecaslin of 1041 Peachtree purchases a second Regal roadster from Regal Motor Sales at 242 244 Peachtree. His first Regal, bought in spring 1911, traveled over 30600 miles with no faults. Regal advertises immediate delivery and keeps a full stock to meet demand.

J. &. Mecaslin Peachtree Regan Mr. Mecagilini Mecaslin Regal Regal Motor Sales Company Messrs. Burns & Houser Atlanta

Greek King's Income Promised by France and England

The French president reminded King Constantine of Greece’s debt to France regarding the civil list for King George. London and Paris guaranteed a fixed annual payment of 106,000 francs for fifty years, funding the royal allowance that sustained Greek royalty post 1463.

Indianapolis Monsieur Poincare Constantine Greece France George London Paris England

Back to the Hermitage from Maine woods experiment

A Boston artist who lived as a primitive man in Maine for two months reports success. He began with no clothing, food, or gear and returns well fed and clothed in deer skins. He left behind a sturdy shelter and says he endured solitary exile without meeting any humans, proving modern man can live without modern adjuncts.

Elis Maine Cornell Ithacans Carlisle Indians Prospecta Bright Harvard Crimson Williams Yale Charles Brickley Brickley Hardwick Wendell Stanan Drickley Sam Felton Mahan Felton Bradley Logan Aaton Tom Shevlin Minneapolis Howard Jones Yale Tren Hermitage Chicago Ierald Boston Maine Woods

Moose McCormick Funniest Man in Baseball Heads to Chattanooga

The Giants pinch hitter Moose McCormick, known as Mush the Moose, emerges as a humorous figure in early 20th century baseball. The feature traces his life from Atlantic City to Providence, highlights his whistling and dry humor, and recalls odd onfield moments under managers Billy Murray and Fred Clarke.

Moose McCormick Giants Chattanooga Irving Vaughan Harry McCormick The Gull Mush Moose Harry Bull New York McCormick Phillies Murray Atlantic City Providence

Parrot rarity and mica fortunes shift with dumps and mines

A discussion on civilization and adaptability contrasts city and country life. It notes North Carolina as the US leader in mica production, detailing the shift from large sheet output to small mines, with many operated by mountaineer farmers during idle farm periods and the occasional new deposit turning up.

Knowles Brom Geological Survey Bulletin North Carolina United States United States Geological Survey

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