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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
3
If you still depend on the coal fire for hot water you share the worry shown by the illustration. The best inexpensive way is gas heated water as supplied by the RAAD.
A reader notes a selection of pipes suitable for smoking enjoyment and as a stylish present. The list highlights various styles and designs for different tastes and budgets.
Washington reports the War of Nations and stalled river and harbor funding as key projects including the Mississippi, Delaware, Hudson, and Mobile Bay channels face suspension. Contractors fear idle machinery and rising costs while thousands lose work as Congress delays appropriations, threatening coastal shipping and future revetment projects.
The War Department has set aside 10000 dollars for Mobile Bay to keep the channel at depth during low tide. Congress failed to pass this year’s waterway budget, risking halt of work once funds run out. The Columbia River jetty project also faces funding gaps and delays, threatening completion.
An advertisement touts a healing oil claiming to cure old sores and various ailments, asserting it works on long standing cases. The copy emphasizes its effectiveness and urges readers to advertise their wants.
The article describes two preparatory league games at Sanford Field with the YMCA teams. Buessee’s squad edged Wood 5 to 2 as Colley fanned many and Capt. Buessee drove three runs while Jackson’s team beat Rawson 6 to 5 with early three runs and late defensive plays. Hodgson captains Rawson in Rawsonite griping and the afternoon promises more action.
A fragmentary reflection cites Mazzini on dwelling as more than a place. It frames the human space as the cradle of truth and justice, where the rudiments of the ideal lie hidden within every soul.
The Georgia State Agricultural Society calls on all Georgia counties to send representatives to its annual convention in Albany on August 26 and 27. The message emphasizes rebuilding prosperity after Reconstruction and urges cooperation, discussion, and action to improve farming industry and state welfare.
Notice states all persons with accounts against the estate of Dr. S. C. Benedict must render sworn itemized accounts by August 20. It lists Ss. R. Benedict as administrator. Also includes mid‑page ads for Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and Foley Kidney Pills with promotional claims.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a safeguard against illness. It urges taking one dose tonight and claims the product can prevent constipation and maintain well being with a 25 cent price at the druggist.
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