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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates and payment methods for Athens Daily Banner, warns subscribers to report late or failed delivery, and states that carriers cannot accept renewals. It also includes eclectic notes on local weather, commerce, and early electric innovations.
The Bronwood W O W band led by Capt Geo M Gammage of the 29th regiment drew strong crowds in the parade and specialty procession yesterday and last night. The eighteen piece group was praised as the state’s only active Woodmen band with fine performance of Glory Glory to Old Georgia.
Article highlights the Woodmen of the World biennial state convention in Athens. It notes the bands uniforms emblems and female branch while stressing Woodcraft life insurance benefits and the goal to recruit members and grow insurance business.
The piece urges farmers to organize marketing associations for crops beyond cotton such as corn potatoes and truck crops. It warns that middlemen push wartime prices and that joint selling in car lots can secure better prices and grading. It cites West Point Newswell urging cooperative marketing to avoid over production and missed profits.
The piece argues the United States ought to avoid expansion and retain non expansion as a guiding principle. It notes the Philippine question remains unsettled and urges wisdom under the democratic administration while warning of navy and army burdens.
A young man leaves home guided by three friends named Love Honor and Remembrance Love urges goodness Honor stresses truth and Remembrance brings him Pictures of the Past to inspire the Present and strengthen the Future This fable styled passage frames moral guidance through personified virtues.
Poetic lines describe a tree moved to a warmer, kinder clime where it thrives under a master’s gentle care, its mellow guiding luster lasting as it flourishes anew.
A elegiac tribute highlights a philanthropic gentleman whose mature life and quiet deeds inspired love and admiration. The text praises his generosity, kindness, and fraternal acts, noting his lasting influence beyond death and the timeless message that though sleeping, he speaks.
United States Bureau of Education bulletin surveys 123 colleges and universities with honor systems. It lists institutions in 37 percent east of the Mississippi and notes women’s share, coeducation, and variations by type, with examples like Princeton Cornell Barnard Smith UNC Stevens Swarthmore Beloit Wesleyan and Randolph-Macon.
Excerpt from Neighbors by Herbert Kaufman discusses family dynamics and the harms of harsh parenting. It argues affection over intolerance and warns that punishment without explanation breeds deceit and revolt within households.
Special to the Banner. Asheville NC April 13 Resolved That the Asheville Board of Trade give hearty support and cooperation to city authorities in the annual clean up week campaign to also include a paint up campaign to beautify Asheville noted as one of the most sanitary cities in the United States Cooperation is the cheapest tax and best producer of results The back yard condition marks the progress of real civilization.
William Rockhill Nelson editor owner of the Kansas City Star died early this morning in Kansas City Missouri after a career shaping one of the nation's great newspapers. Born March 7 1841 in Fort Wayne Indiana Nelson trained at Notre Dame University and built a prolific career in publishing and public life.
Major leagues start the season amid confidence in strong public support. Southern League highlights Atlanta’s win over Mobile as Buffalo beats Brooklyn. College games include Athens Georgia 0 Alabama 3 and Greenville Furman 3 Davidson 2. Rheumatism relief advert follows.
Tonight at the Colonial Manager Finney selects For Another's Crime a two reel Vitagraph drama with Leo Delaney Leah Baird and others plus A Coat Tale a Hei Nasy Company comedy and Where Enmity Dies a Biograph drama. Tomorrow night Biograph four part Judith of Bethulia starring Anita Stewart lead a two thousand cast. Your Child's Cough calls for treatment and Dr King's New Discovery guarantees relief with soothing balsams.
Sunday services at the Presbyterian church for Capt. James White drew a packed congregation with colored attendees. The procession moved to Oconee cemetery for interment, as friends from across the community paid tribute to the longtime local citizen.
A patent medicine ad touts Pine-Tar-Honey and Pine Forests as quick relief for Whooping Cough. It claims the remedy loosens mucus soothes throat and lung lining and reduces severe coughs. Encourages families with children to keep it on hand and mentions prices 25 cents and 50 cents at druggists. Also notes Electric Bitters as a spring tonic.
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland of Arnold Pa reports relief from sour stomach and bloating after meals using Chamberlain's Tablets. She states two bottles cured her stomach trouble and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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