Foreign trade department expert outlines U S opportunities
Mr. Stanley H. Rose of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce addressed 100 plus students at the University of Georgia and Athens Chamber of Commerce. He urged expanding foreign trade to drive domestic growth, noted shortages of banking facilities ships and trained personnel, and highlighted consuls and commercial attaches gathering market data and securing favorable tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Rose
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Washington
University of Georgia School of Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Shelton
School of Commerce
Rose
United States
Department
Bureau
Amer
Ican
Spain
England
W. L. Fairbanks
Post Office
Atlanta
Messrs
Harry Hodgson
John D. Moss
W. H. Shelton
Stanley Rose
Bureau of Commerce
Department of Labor
Washing-cn
Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce
Help Us Improve Your Telephone Service
Public service notice urging customers to hang up receivers after calls to prevent lines from remaining off the hook. Explains how an off the hook receiver blocks service, misleads callers, and wastes operator time, and asks for cooperation to improve reliability.
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism claiming immediate relief from pain. A letter from B. Smith of San Francisco dated January 1915 cites rapid recovery after three to four days using the liniment. The ad urges purchasing at all druggists and notes large factory employment in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
B. Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Williams Treatment Claim for Uric Acid Relief
An advertisement promises relief from headaches, backache, and joint pains using The Williams Treatment. It claims to reduce pains and improve sleep with a course offering 32 doses and a free 50 cent bottle if a name and address are sent with 0c for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Peanut oil interest grows at College of Agriculture
Peanuts attract widespread attention for oil and feed use at the College of Agriculture. Farmers, oil mill men, and rail industry reps visit for data on large scale peanut production and equipment adaptation. Prof. Fain abroad to assess profits, with a forthcoming circular on growing and processing peanuts. Cornell University cites Georgia poultry work, ordering Georgia bulletins for class use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
South Georgia
J. R. Fain
Cornell University
Georgia
Georgia State College
New York
Students dramatize U S history in Athens Normal School class
In a lively Athens Georgia State Normal School demonstration on February 2, students reenacted the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. They presented verbatim extracts through characters like Patrick Henry Jefferson Franklin and Washington, highlighting their research and biographical fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Athens
United State
United States
Patrick Henry
Lberty
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Geo. Washington
Richard Henry Lee
James Madison
Chas Carrolton
Students present brief historical pageant on Washington
Ten students quickly assemble costumes research and rehearse a three hour pageant. Audience of classmates shows enthusiastic appreciation and notes the piece educates about documents and history. One comment praises memorability and suggests Washington's birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mi o Na Dyspepsia Remedy Backed by Local Drugstore
H R Palmer & Sons promote Mi o Na as a trusted cure for dyspepsia promising a money back guarantee. Customers may leave 50 cents to take home a box with a deposit refundable if the remedy does not regulate digestion and relieve dyspepsia. Sales show rapid growth in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Miona
Athens
Advete Wal
Notable visitors and residents noted in Warrenton items
A Warrenton column lists numerous visitors and residents: Mrs. Roy Frazer returns from visiting relatives, Mrs. George Hulme heads to Winder, Miss Katie Bacon of Lexington visits, and many others including editors, bankers, officials, and educators seen in the city or traveling to Atlanta, New York, and Chicago for business, court, or family events. The notes name J. C. Williams, M. E. Sisk, Howard Thompson, W. T. Newman, Stanley Rose, former Governor Noell, Walter Bishop, Pattie Meiere, John N. Wier, Rosalie Booth, J. R. Paine, Minie Lemberg, and others with locations Greene, Clarke, Elberton, Commerce, Gainesville, Athens, and Winterville.
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Foreign Trade Department
Bczreled
Terre Eels
Cee
Eh Reo
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Rexall
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph CO
Lumpkin Hill
U. S
Wornere
Athens, Georgia
Roy Frazer
Warrenton
George Hulme
Winder
Emer Smith
Katie Bacon
Lexington
Hugh Rowe
Lagrippe
J. C. Williams
Greensboro Herald-Journal
M. E. Sisk
Copelaw Bank
Greensboro
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
District of
W. T. Newman
W. E. Taylor
Greene County
Noell
Mississippi
Oglethorpe County
James M. Smith
Walter Bishop
Chicago
Pattie Meiere
Comer
John N. Wier
Hill Street
Gladys Moore
Brenau College
J. J. Connor
Cartersville
The
State College of Agriculture
Mrs. Gilbert Dobbs
Commerce
J. T. Pittard
Winterville
H. H. Harrie
Miss Harris
City
C .F. Gray
Rosalie Booth
Jefferson
Mrs
John N. Booth
Arthur Burch
Summerville Hall
Augusta
Eugene W. Wade
Galveston
Texas
Ella Green
George Sancken
A. H. O'Farrell
Prof
J. R. Paine
Washington, D.C
Annie Mathews
W. W. Carthers
Elberton
Liz C. Jones
Lustrat
Joseph’ Stewart
Minie Lemberg
O. B. Stevens
Carlton
R. C. Bailey
Clearmont, Ga
Dr. and Mrs. Bush
J. W. Stewart
A. E. Crawford
J. W. Walden
Eutaw, Ala
Audley Morton
Walden
C. H. Phinizy
General
William Wright
Ebenezer
Eos
Emma Griffeth
Maggie Maxey
Flat Rock
George T. Webster
J. H. Biggers
Eliza Aiken
Siloam
Union Point
Sue. McRee
Bob. Edwards
Elizabeth Edwards
Thos Sorrels
Liberty
Hugh Aiken
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