Classified Ads Montage From The Banner Page
A collage of small notices and ads shows insurance offers from Athens Savings Bank and Northwestern Mutual Life, job notices for railway clerks, auction details for Berkshire hogs in Georgia, sale of appliances, and various wants and sales including furniture, pumps, and plants. Contact details, addresses, and phone numbers accompany the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fairburn
Atlanta
Pair View Farm
Palmetto
Lamarine Wafers Advertises Cough Cure Remedy
A 1920s style advertisement touts Lamarine Wafers as the ideal laxative cure for hacking coughs. It claims two wafers nightly for three nights eliminate the root cause, avoids griping, and markets free samples from Lamarine Laboratory in Atlanta priced at 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamarine Laboratory
Atlanta
That Terrible Headache Headache Relief with Chamberlains Tablets
This ad promises relief from periodic headaches and accompanying sickness by using Chamberlains Tablets for biliousness. It claims following package directions may prevent attacks and improve symptoms such as a sallow skin and dull eyes.
Hardships of Siberian Campaign Recognized By Japanese Officials
En route to Omek, Siberia, December 20. AP correspondent aboard a British train bound for Omsk notes Japanese caution from bitter wartime Siberian experiences. He observes transport and supply challenges facing a potential massive Allied expedition, with Hampshire regiment troops recently arriving from India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Omek
Siberia
Associated Press
Russia
Urer
Omsk
S At
Journey Through Siberia Aids British Army Detour
The article describes British officers and troops marching toward Siberia in harsh, disorganized transit. It notes severe shortages of Russian rail cars and cooking facilities, reliance on basic rations, and the urgent need for central railroad management under John F. Stevens to avoid chaos and protect lives during the long voyage from Vladivostok to Harbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Minchura
England
Vladivostok
Harbin
Ara
Siberia
Siberian
Russia
Australians To Aid Villages of France
Melbourne hears of a French war mission led by General Paul Pau which spurred Australian fundraising to rebuild Pozières village. The mission aims to preserve Australian graves in France and explore trade and sociological reconstruction help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Melbourne
Paul Pau
Australia
Pozieregs
Pau
France
New Zealand
Paul Thompson
Adolf Holee
Sydney
Hot Water Cleanses Liver Says Physician Advice
A physician endorses daily hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to wash the liver and bowels of indigestible material and toxins. It claims calomel is dangerous, while limestone phosphate is harmless, inexpensive, and allows normal eating after use.
Appeal Urges Self Government for All Peoples
New York February 6 A Canadian British Empire appeal from the National Committee on the churches and the moral uses of the war asks Christian publics to back self government for all peoples. Signed by Taft Parker Holt Macfarland Gulick and others the appeal champions self determination and opposition to colonial domination while supporting Wilson’s war aims and a league of nations. It warns against any imperial profit and urges churches to adopt and promote this policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Ireland
National Committee On the Churches
Americas
Wilson
League of Nations
Church Peace Union
The
League To Enforce Peace
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
World Alliance For International Friendship
William H. Taft
Alton B. Parker
Hamilton Holt
Charney S. Macfarland
Sidney L. Gulick
League of Free Nations
Farmers May 8 and Nitrate Washington D
Farmers May 8 event noted with reference to nitrate issues in Washington District. Details unreadable. appears to be a brief local notice or collector item.
Ty Cobbs Childhood Recalled by Mother
Mrs. A Cobb of Royston Ga recalls Ty Cobb at age five earning twenty five cents by driving a neighbor's cow to pasture and buying a baseball mitt with the proceeds. She notes his early speed headlong energy and to-hoofed doggedness, his fights in school, and his lifelong devotion to baseball with Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
A. Cobb
Royston
Ansley Hotel
Detroit
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Woodlawn Avenue
Erwin & Company
Athens, Georgia
Farm Loans
City Loans
J.D. Bradwell
Sen. Mutual
Lipecomb
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
J. C. Jester
Edison
J. L. Morris
Lumpkin St
Penn Mutual
BE. G. Fambro
Southern Mutual
Government
C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kenols Building
Washington
TL Mitchell
Roosevel
America
Ford Automobile
F. B. Dickerson Co
Mich
Boulevard
C. E. Guest
Northwestern Mutual Life
C. M. Griffin
Auto Electric Company
Broad Street
Court House
Hancock Ave
P. H. Durden
Herald Office
Forestry Division
State Codegs of Agriculture
W. St
Hampshire
Hilley Furniture Co
Phone
City Lang
Joe. L. Deadwyler
Julian Jackson
Rockspring St
J. T. Anderson
Oak Grove
D. G. Anderson & CO
Williams & Shouse Garage
W. Clayton
Cosmopolitan
Hearst's
Good Housekeeping
Harper's Bazar
Motor
Delineator
Film Fun
Literary Digest
Saturday Evening Post
Woman's Magazine
Life
Leslie's Weekly
McCall's
McClure's
Metropolitan
Motion Picture Classic
Motion Picture Magazine
Popular Science
C. Bowden
Jtor
Levy
BOY Shop
Athens Cycle Cc
H. H. Brewer
Holman Building
Lumpkin Street
Haynes
Warren J. Smith & Bro. C. F. Bailey, Hardeman & Johnson
King Hodgson Co
H. A. Haynes
Winterville
Jones Greenhouse CO
Clayton Street
A. C. Stephens
Clayton
George N. Gentry
Thomas Street
Athens Cycle CO
Patrick’s Pharmacy
A. A
John L. Arnold
Jackson BY
W. J. Gardner
Lumpkin
Chase & Sanborn
F. H. Bowden
Neel
Lumpkin &T
Rep
Martin Bros
Athens Engineering Co. Smith Building
C.C. Thurmond
Holman
Athens, Ga
Servic Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency
Green & Michael Loan Department
Mutual
British Empire
Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Jester Building
Aaron Cohen
C. C
T. H. Nickerson
Max Joseph Bull
AU Brethren
P. Elrod
N. J
TNO
Quinng
Washington, D
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