Cotton and Bond Markets Report From New York and New Orleans
The market roundup lists spot cotton prices in Athens and Savannah, with New York and New Orleans quotes, plus Liberty bond final prices across several issues. Notable figures include New York steady at 25.90 cents and Savannah at 29 cents, with bond prices showing narrow ranges across First and Second convertibles and Third and Fourth 4 bonds.
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New York
Athens
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Liberty
New Orleans
Danderine Promise: Softer Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement claims Danderine cleanses hair with a moist cloth, doubles beauty, reduces dull brittle strands, stops itching and shedding, and soon grows new fine hair all over the scalp. It urges buying a small bottle from drug stores or toilet counters for a few cents.
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Knowlton
Aspironal Elixir Endorsed by Army Surgeons for Colds
Claims a new alcoholic aspirational elixir named Aspironal medicated with latest remedies to cut short a cold and prevent complications. Advertises European and American Army Surgeon endorsements and refund if relief does not come within two minutes.
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U. S
Aspironal Promises Fast Relief for Cold and Cough
An advertisement touts Aspironal as the top cold and cough remedy. It claims immediate relief within two minutes, compares it favorably to whiskey, and urges readers to buy a bottle for themselves and family.
Dreadful Cough Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs PF W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her two year old son Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadful cough. After trying several medicines Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough immediately and a single bottle cured him, praised as fine for children.
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Chamberlain
PF. W. Olsen
Marysville
Jean
Leading Baptist divine to speak on victory drive in Athens
Rev. John G. Harrison a Georgia Baptist leader will speak at First Baptist Athens Sunday morning at 11 and again Sunday night at 8 assisting Mercer University and overseeing a 500 000 debt campaign. He will detail the plan to raise 128 000 to clear Baptist institutions including Mercer and the hospital. Athens hosts campaign dinners and committees under Mrs J Y Carithers local effort aims to raise 4 000 in two days.
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John G. Harrison
Georgia
Athens
J. W. Lynch
First Baptist Church
BE. H. Jennings
Baptist Tabernacle
Harrison
Mercer University
Baptist Committee
Baptist
Mercer
Bessie Tift
Georgia Baptist Hospital
The
Orphans Home
Home and Foreign Mission Board of
Ministerial Educational Fund
J. Y. Carithers
Athens Baptist Campaign Organization
J. Y. Carthers
C A. Lanier
Mary Snead
C H. Cox
W. T. Forbes
Minnie Collins
J. A. Darwin
Jennie Arnold
Louise Dorsey
Sarah Cobb
Hortelle Hood
G. H. Ray
Tom Middlebrooks
George C. Armstrong
W. J. Conolly
Oscar Nichols
Charlie Cate
Hugh Gordon
E. M. Howell
James Payne
H. C. Erwin
Ben Thornton
C. N. Walker
Misa Mary Wilkins
Willie Callaway
Geo. H. Thornton
C. D. Chandler
J. Hey Bradberry
Athens Baptists
French Soldiers Lead In World's Sacrifice
An article notes French sacrifice at the war outbreak, cites population figures, and credits a remedy called Mayt's Wonderful Remedy imported by Geo. Tr. Mayr. It claims the product relieves stomach and intestinal ailments and offers a money-back guarantee. H.R. Palmer & Sons and local druggists sell it.
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France
America
Geo
Tr. Mayr
Chicago
Mayt
H.R. Palmer & Sons
German Prince Wins Medal For Bravery Without the Danger
Vienna reports Archduke Albrecht son of Archduke Friedrich earned a bravery medal after avoiding front line danger. In 1917 his unit faced heavy losses at Schraderbach but officials found him three kilometers behind the line and deemed him unfit for the decoration. An order then urged awarding, and the officer who refused was relieved.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Albrecht
Archduke Friedrich
Athens Largely Unchanged By War Says Correspondent
Athas reports from Athens claim the capital endured war with little disruption. Markets, theaters, and daily life functioned as before though prices rose. Visitors would see goats in streets, shoe shiners, and old women with baskets, while funeral processions remain starkly open.
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North Carolina
Hce
R. J. Reynolds
Athas
Associated Press
Greece
Athens
London
Paris
Iso
Hellas
Rheuma promises relief from rheumatism with money back guarantee
Advertises Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism and related pains with a no cure no pay offer. Claims years of use across America and urges readers to buy from H R Palmer & Sons or druggists. Also promotes SROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC as a winter energizer for all ages.
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Tharp
H. R. Or & Sons Ting
H. R. Palmer & Sons
America
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