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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1914
Page
10
Mrs. Boise Rish of Wabash Indiana writes that Chamberlain's Tablets cured her stomach trouble when other remedies failed. The ad asserts the tablets strengthen the stomach and enable natural function and recommends them for sale by all dealers.
Invigorating tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. Marketed as a true tonic for adults and children, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic emphasizes strength and health benefits.
Emmanuel Church and several congregations outline today services with Holy Communion Morning prayers sermons and Sunday schools led by Rectors and visiting pastors. Churches include St Josephs Catholic First Baptist Baptist Tabernacle First Methodist and Homecoming events note revival plans by Evangelist Wakefield at the Tabernacle in October.
Corner Boulevard and Chase Street announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with W R Tindall as superintendent Preaching at 11 a m and 8 30 p m by Pastor R M Dixon Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 8 30 p m The pastor returns after an absence and invites members and friends to attend All friends of this church have a
Cordial invitation to attend two services, Lord's Supper and preaching by Pastor mfwemfwemfemfwypp at 11 15 a m, no sermon at night, Bible school at 10 am led by STANLEY R GRUBB. 1. B. Students' Meeting follows in the Odd Fellows Hall at 3 pm with no collections.
Central Presbyterian lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m and 8 30 p m with Rev S J Cartledge visiting from Anderson SC and a trip to Montreal NC for a week then back to fill Aug 30. First Presbyterian notes Rev J D Mell D D preaching this morning with no evening service. Lane s chapel holds 4 15 p m and Hoy t s chapel 8 30 p m with Rev J D McPhail. Sabbath school at regular hours.
Local disappointment followed the news that Hon. Hugh Dorsey cannot address Clarke and nearby voters for Joseph M. Brown in the long term U S Senate race. Campaign manager cited he is tied to other engagements in Barnesville and Thomasville.
The Chamber of Commerce mails a dramatic notice urging members to attend the next regular meeting at City Hall on Tuesday evening August 18 at 8:30. The red card uses bold warnings and asks, Will you be there, to emphasize the importance of cooperation and attendance.
Insurance and real estate notes including Lipscomb division of fire insurance with J C Jester. Clarke County Bank pays 4 percent on savings. For rent two 6 room cottages on Grady Avenue and 356 Strong St. 1000 loan on city real estate. Wanted exchange Ford Runabout for 4 passenger car. For sale cow and mule. Dr Kings New Life Pills 25 cents. Notation of localWant ads and health tip.
The Cox College of Georgia advertises a full range of liberal arts and sciences programs. The notice invites readers to explore catalog details and learn about college offerings for women in domestic and professional fields.
The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded January 1 and July 1 with deposits from $1. Furnished rooms for rent at 1226 Prince Ave. Also notices selling Duroc Tamworth pigs, and a cut price sale of Gossard Corsets at 707 Southern Mutual Building.
A Vienna dog with hind limbs lost in a street accident is patched up and wheels along in a small cart. Harnessed to shafts, the pet travels via fore legs, becoming a well known, kindly figure as locals offer pats and praise.
A rookie making his first major league appearance walked the first batter he faced, then mowed down two more before uncorking a wild throw in the first inning. When the manager asked if he was nervous the player snapped that his limbs were simply shaking with frustration rather than nerves.
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