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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1919

Page

6

Cascarets Ad Promises Gentle Liver Cleanse

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser, claiming relief from bilious symptoms and suggesting use for children. The ad also notes Mrs. E. L. Hill visiting Birmingham relatives and mentions Emmanuel Parish Women’s Auxiliary meeting at five in the Vestry room.

E. L. Hill Montgomery Birmingham Wick Ward- Taw Woman's Auxiliary Emmanuel Parish

Woman's part in reconstructionANNE THEODORE

Essay urges collective effort in postwar reconstruction led by women. It calls on mothers and homemakers across America to acquire knowledge for raising healthier, wiser generations, leveraging the Athens Woman's Club to share guidance and coordinate with Good Housekeeping. The tone echoes national duty and civic service.

America Nathan Strauss Sam Nome Athens Woman's Club Athens Woman's Club Good Housekeeping Na‘ved L. Emmett Holt Anne Theodore

Growth of U S Will Require a Horde Immigrants

Abraham Bowers, immigration secretary of the YMCA, told the Illinois State Americanization committee that two million foreigners yearly, mainly Chinese and Japanese, will be needed for the United States growth over the next fifty years. He spoke in Chicago on April 26.

Associated Press Chicago Abraham Bowers Ilinois State Bowers United States

Berlin Diary of an American Soldier in 1919

Letter from E H Rhodes dated February 24 1919 recounts travel from Chaumont through Nancy Metz Coblenz to Berlin. He describes Unter den Linden Branden burg Tor the Hotel Adlon and life with Red Cross nurses en route to Berlin. He notes Rhine Coblenz Cologne and Koln, occupation troops and mixed German attitudes, plus war ruins, trains and a later note that General Barnum reports him lost.

Chaumont Toul Nancy Metz Deutschland Berlin Unter den Linden Pradenburg Tor Adlon Brandenburg Tor Unter den Linten Coblenz Germany Krone Rhine Coblens Koln Cologne Army of Occupation Spa Kaiser’s Palace the Kronprinz Royal Church University of Berlin Kaiser's Palace Metronol Palace Paris Chaumond France

Pension Commissioner Lindsey Seeks Eligible Confederate Widows

The Pension Commission of Georgia asks county ordinaries and tax receivers to list Confederate soldiers widows residing in each county who qualify under a constitutional amendment. The aim is to forecast the pension rolls for 1920 and beyond, with an anticipated average annual pension around $100 per recipient. J. W. Lindsey, Commissioner of Pensions, notes cooperation with Camps of Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy.

Pension Commission of Georgia General Assembly Daughters of the Confederacy J. W. Lindsey

Madame Louise Palmist Promises Past Present Future Reading

Advertises Madame Louise Scientifes Palmist at 353 W Broad Street. Claims powers to read character from hand lines with guaranteed satisfaction. Presents hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Madame Louise Scientifes Palmist W. Broad

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Athens, Ga Beal U. S Reo E. H. Rhodes Lindsey Red Army New Exchange Operating Board The United States Telegraph and Telephone Administration Postmaster General of the Telephone Company Southern Bell Telephone
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