Athens Daily Banner Subscription Rates and Local Notes
The Athens Daily Banner lists yearly rates five dollars, six months two fifty, three months one twenty five, or ten cents weekly with payment by express, money order, or registered letter. It urges prompt reporting of late or missing deliveries and notes a policy that no carrier may select subscriptions. Memorial Day events and Southern history reflect local civic focus amid Georgia health work and Athens growth prospects.
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Athens Daily Banner
Clark and Bryan bury hatchet amid party duty clash
Speaker Champ Clark and Secretary Bryan issue public statements claiming reconciliation but Clark warns the Baltimore controversy harmed his reputation and cost him the presidential nomination. He insists democratic unity must prevail for the party and country.
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Champ Clark
Bryan
Speaker Clark
Mr. Bryan
Baltimore
Colonel Bryan
Clark
Democratic Party
California and Japan in the land policy dispute
The article discusses U S pressure on California to enact land laws that do not single out Japanese residents. It argues California has broad rights under a state policy while urging adherence to treaty law, warning Japan could react if conflict arises, and calling for the United States to uphold law amid a race issue on the Pacific coast.
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Bryan
California
Japan
United States
Pacific Slope
Destination of Our Exports Recap by Destination Country
The Macon Telegraph analyzes U S export destinations with totals and leading goods. England accounts for 523 million dollars of exports including raw cotton and iron and steel products. Canada receives 329 million with iron and coal products and carriages. Germany 367 million led by raw cotton and naval stores. France 135 million dominated by raw cotton and refined oils. Netherlands 104 million with copper pigs and refined oils. Italy 65 million led by raw cotton and tobacco. Cuba 53 million with iron and steel and breadstuffs. Mexico 53 million led by iron and steel goods and oils. Japan 53 million with raw cotton and cars. Argentina 53 million led by iron and steel and wood manufactures.
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United States
Macon Telegraph
England
Canada
Germany
France
Netherlands
Italy
Cuba
Mexico
Japan
Argentina
This Date in History April 22 Highlights
April 22 marks events from 1662 Royal Society of England incorporation to 1798 cocktail adoption by the US War Department. It notes births of Henry Fielding 1707 and Michael Hillegas 1729, plus Andrew Curtin 1815 and the 1891 Moscow Jew expulsion proclamation. Also mentions Carl L. Alsberg’s 36th birthday.
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Royal Society of England
Henry Fielding
Glastonbury
Eng
Lisbon
Michael Hillegas
United States
Philadelphia
United States War Department
Andrew G. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
Moscow
Love Sanctifies Labor in Sacred Service
A reflective meditation on love elevating daily duties to sacred, praising labor as a supreme form of service when performed for love. The text frames love as the force that sanctifies common tasks and elevates work into a noble privilege.
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Rerry
Biographical Notes on Dr Harvey W Wiley Curator of Chemistry
Details on Harvey W Wiley chief of the U S Bureau of Chemistry noting birth in New York on April 22 1877 and education at Columbia University Strassburg Harvard Medical School. Lists Alsberg career path and Taft appointment. Also includes a column of birthday celebrations for notable figures aged 39 to 69.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Columbia University
Germany
University of Strassburg
Alsberg
Harvard Medical School
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Taft
Ada Behan
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia
Miles Poindexter
United States
Thomas M. Campbell
Texas
William F. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Haddon Chambers
Alphonse Bertillon
Guy E. Tripp
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
George Bryce
Winnipeg
Weather Ad Claims Vinci Tonic Rebuilds Strength
An advertisement urges readers not to blame weather for fatigue but to use Vinci tonic blending cod liver oil and iron. It cites Mrs. Allen T. Godfrey of Vineland New Jersey praising Vinci after a long decline and promises money-back if no improvement. Athens Ga druggist H R Palmer & Sons endorses the product.
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Vineland
N. J
Allen T. Godfrey
Vinci
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
John Muir Seventy Five Years Old
Special to the Banner from Martinez California April 21 congratulatory letters marked John Muir's seventy fifth birthday anniversary at his home. The famed explorer and naturalist born in Scotland has long lived in America, studied at the University of Wisconsin Madison, and pursued geology exploration and natural history across six continents.
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Martinez
Cal
John Muir
Muir
Scotland
America
Wisconsin
State University
Madison
Arctic
I Arch
Delong
Continents
Athens Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Athens farmer W M Patten reports sharp back pains and kidney troubles eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says two boxes cured him and symptoms have not returned. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Banner
Dean
Athens
W. M. Patten
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Social and visiting notes from Greensboro and surrounding towns
Hon E A Copelan spent yesterday in Augusta. Guy Hall returned from Atlanta. Mr and Mrs S P Crumbley visit relatives in Atlanta. Mrs J W Moore spent yesterday with friends at Union Point. Mrs R A Champion visits daughter in Atlanta. Judge J B Park returned from Missouri business trip. Miss Josephine Kink returned from Macon. Col and Mrs James Davison visit relatives in Chattanooga. Marlon Park spent weekend with Mrs Neal Park in Augusta. Marcus McWhorter of Atlanta spent several days here. R J McCommons weekend with relatives at Spread. Miss Lucy Baily of Social Circle visits Mrs P C Johnson. Miss Lucy Mosley of Godfrey visits sister Leila Baynes. Mrs D L Cloud visits daughter in Union Point. Mr and Mrs John A McWhorter visit Sunday with Luther Sanders family.
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Guy Hall
Atlanta
S. P. Crumbley
J. W. Moore
Union Point
R. A. Champion
Maddox
J. B. Park
Missouri
Josephine Kink
Macon
Col
James Davison
Chattanooga
Marlon Park
John A. McWhorter
Luther Sanders
Eckman’s Alterative Promoted For Lung Troubles
A 1908 testimonial claims Eckman’s Alterative cures bronchial and lung diseases if started before final stage. A. C. Bettersworth, after severe six month cough and night sweats, reports rapid improvement within a week and urges others to seek information from Fe Lab in Philadelphia. The ad asserts the remedy helps bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung issues and is non habit forming.
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Eckman
James Deering
Glasgow Junction
A. C. Bettersworth
Fe! Laboratory
Philadelphia
Feading Druggista
Local Justice Endorses Rheuma Cure Claim
A 1912 notice quotes Justice of the Peace John Barhorst of McLean Township Ohio declaring relief from rheumatism after using two bottles of RHEUMA. He cites improvement for years, offers to answer inquiries, and notes a 50 cent bottle price from H R Palmer & Sons with a money back guarantee.
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John Barhorst
McLean Township
Ft. Loramie
Ohio
Winterville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Prince Thornton of Americus visit their parents Mr and Mrs J W Thornton for several days. Miss Grace Johnson returns to Lawrenceville after weeks of illness. Mr and Mrs Anderson Jones spend several days in Atlanta. Winterville Dramatic Club staged The Deacon last Friday night with notable performances by O K Graham Grady Pittard and Emma Sue Colle.
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Mrs. Prince Thornton
Americus
Mrs
J. W. Thornton
Grace Johnson
Lawrenceville
Farmer credits Thedford's Black Draugh for stomach relief
Cecilion Maryland reports long trial with many diets and raw eggs as pain relief before using Thedford's Black Draught. He says two 25 cent doses ended his suffering, allowing him to work daily again. the remedy is described as purely vegetable and over seventy years in use.
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Cecilion
George Richards
Thedford
Thedford’s
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Athens Savings Bank
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Greensboro
E. A. Copelan
Augusta
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Winterville
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Brown Mig. Co
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