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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
12
The Athens Daily Banner outlines carrier delivery rules, subscription rates, and payment methods including cash, money orders, or registered letters. It warns carriers must deliver reliably and invites prompt business-office notices for late or missed deliveries.
The Bronwood Woodmen of the World band under Capt. Geo M Gammage of the 29th regiment drew much attention in the parade and a specialty procession. The eighteen piece ensemble, the only active band in the state among Woodmen, delivered excellent performances and stirred crowds with Glory Glory to Old Georgia.
The Woodmen of the World gather in Athens for a biennial state convention featuring bands uniforms emblems and fraternal festivities. Beyond camaraderie the article highlights the orders life insurance program offered to members at actual cost based on actuarial figures and aims to grow membership and business in Georgia.
The article urges farmers to organize marketing associations now for all crops including cotton corn potatoes and cattle. It warns that mid men control spread to higher prices and advises forming cooperatives to sell in car lots to markets already arranged, to avoid delays and ensure fair profits.
The article argues the United States should avoid territorial expansion and preserve nonexpansion. It cites the Philippines as unsettled, warns of burdens from keeping the islands, and stresses needed wisdom and fairness in any approach. It notes naval and military costs and cautions against rash action.
A poetic image portrays a tree moved to a kinder climate where its star-like guiding light shines anew under a masterful touch. The verse links growth and renewal to a favorable environment and benevolent care.
In heartfelt tribute, the text honors a mature, noble mind whose charitable deeds and kind words shaped many. It recalls his life as a beacon of virtue, urging loved ones to emulate his loving acts and fraternal generosity even after his death.
A U S Bureau of Education bulletin lists 123 institutions using some form of the honor system including Princeton Cornell Barnard College Washington and Lee Smith College UNC Stevens Swarthmore Beloit Wesleyan and Randolph Macon woman’s college. Some operate in spirit only, others oppose it, and a few have tried and failed.
Excerpt from Neighbors by Herbert Kaufman urges humane parenting. It argues fear drives deceit and rebellion, while affection and clear explanation guide children. It warns harsh fathers damage families and condemns pride that traps women in degradation.
Special to the Banner from Asheville North Carolina Date April 13 The Asheville Board of Trade pledges hearty support and cooperation with city authorities for the annual clean-up campaign expanding to include a paint up effort to beautify Asheville noted as one of the nation’s cleanest cities The piece urges civic bodies to cooperate and stresses that back yard condition reflects civilization and progress
William Rockhill Nelson, founder and editor of the Kansas City Star, died at home in Kansas City on April 18. Born March 7, 1841 in Fort Wayne Indiana he built one of the nation’s leading papers after starting in business late in life. He educated at Notre Dame and worked as a contractor before entering journalism.
The Associated Press reports Major and Minor Leagues launching their seasons with optimism for strong public support. Southern League opener notes Atlanta defeats Mobile while Buffalo tops Brooklyn and other results across Sally and Southern Leagues. College games listed include Georgia, Alabama, Furman, and Davidson among others.
Sunday services at the Presbyterian church honored Capt. James White one of Athens's oldest citizens. The church was crowded with whites and many colored mourners. The procession included family, honorary pallbearers from local organizations, and a large floral display before burial at Oconee cemetery.
Whooping cough relief from Pine Forests and Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey praised for loosening mucus and soothing throat and lung lining. Recommends for families with children and all coughs and colds. Sold at druggists in 25 and 50 cent sizes. Electric Bitters pitched as a spring tonic.
Mrs H G Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania writes she suffered sour stomach and bloating after meals until using Chamberlain's Tablets. After two bottles she was cured. For sale by all dealers.
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