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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1917
Page
14
The Henderson-Black Company Department Store in Troy Alabama praises Bell long distance service. They note urgent business messages and orders can be placed and fulfilled within an hour, saving time and boosting profits. The testimonial emphasizes rapid communication as mutually profitable.
Jefferson Ga April 27 Special Memorial day was celebrated with U D C members leading the program at Martin Institute auditorium. Judge Mahaffey gave an eloquent address on Confederate history and soldiers, with music by local singers and a cornet band. Dr J C Bennett MC and veterans’ tales framed a tribute to the South and its defenders.
In a reflective piece, the author cites Jefferson, Madison, and Lincoln on secession and union, recalls Lee's surrender at Appomattox, and praises Confederate valor while affirming postwar loyalty to the United States. The narrative emphasizes unity, shared sacrifice, and a global quest for liberty and peace.
Free of charge promotion promises relief from indigestion dyspepsia and sour stomach with Augusta Flower tonic. The Palmer and Son ad notes fifty years of success and offers 25 and 75 cent bottles for sale by H. R. Palmer & Son.
In active life a man works at the side of others and must consider them as well as himself. He must curb impetuosity listen to objections and suggestions and be content to give and take. He is one among others of power ability and humor.
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram feature notes a daughter who refuses to rely on her mother for every task, choosing to craft and send her own love letters, signaling independence and personal growth.
Clarke County tax receiver J H Dorsey warns that personal and real property returns must be filed at the courthouse before May 1 to avoid double taxation. The notice urges prompt action and cites the legal obligation for all residents. The item also notes a literary quote attributed to Garrick.
Hat Renovery of 147 College Ave moves from James Music Co. on Clayton Street. Advertises renovators for ladies and gentlemen hats and asks for patronage with a satisfaction guarantee.
A note urges readers to improve the world by improving gardens fences roads farms and themselves. The message frames personal action as collective progress and moral duty for a healthier community.
The first installment of city taxes is due from April 15 to May 1. Those paying after May 1 face a $1.50 film cost charged to all delinquents. G. E. O'FARRELL, City Marshal, issues the notice in the name of justice and decency.
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