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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1917

Page

4

The Athens Banner Special Notices and Updates

The Athens Banner delivers by mail or carrier with yearly and short-term rates. Notices urge prompt reporting of delivery issues, warn carriers about collecting subscriptions, and note Georgia Day observances. Items mention pacifist fears, Edison’s 70th birthday, and various cultural notes. Public notices cover federal loan warnings, fake loan promoters, and advice on forming trustworthy local loan groups. Agricultural guidance from J A Evans emphasizes reducing cotton acreage, soil care, early-maturing varieties, stalk destruction, and boll weevil control.

Federal Farm, Loan Board

Does Advertising Pay A Strong Case For Ad Spending

The piece argues advertising always pays when well chosen and cites industry data. It notes top business leaders boost ad budgets, rejects wasteful spending, and cites the Industrial Index claiming one billion dollars will be spent on advertising in 1917 in the United States. A magazine editorial adds that goodwill and public recognition, built by advertising, can exceed tangible assets in value.

Industrial Index United States Men's Club of Atlanta

Passing of an Eminent Georgian

The death of Judge Walter G. Chariton of Savannah removes one of the state's most distinguished citizens. He blended old Southern courtesy with loyalty to the newer South and progress. An eloquent orator with scholarly attainments, he was a prominent figure in any assembly. As attorney and judge he served to the highest standard, and he loved Georgia as a vigorous defender at all times.

Walter G. Chariton Savannah South Georgia

It Is Squarely Up To Germany View on Hostages and War

The piece argues Germany holds 50 German hostages in retaliation and contrasts its treatment of American ambassador Gerard with Ambassador Von Bernstorff. It asserts war decision lies with Germany, pledges US ships will sail their rights, and warns of consequences if Germany fires on US vessels, with President Wilson acting to avert war but prepared to act if pushed beyond a limit.

Germany America Bernstorff von Bernstorff Gerard United States Wilson

Cartoon portrait labels a man by many roles

A type cartoon chronicles a man nicknamed Grouch as a child and evolves through stages from Reformer and Critic to Iconoclast Misanthrope Infidel and Dyspeptic at home, tracing his changing public personas over time.

The Name of France Poem in Art World Dec issue

Dr Henry van Dyke author of The Name of France poem in the December Art World explains the verse written before his Holland post resignation. The poem envisions a name that inspires learning art freedom and human progress guiding nations to fight for a world of liberty and equality.

Henry van Dyke Holland France van Dyke

Tanlac praised by eighty year old justice of peace

An Atlanta man recounts how his eighty year old father in Lost Mountain Georgia, a respected justice of the peace, gained twenty pounds after taking Tanlac. He says the stomach trouble that troubled him for years vanished and he can now eat meat and work hard. The testimonial notes the medicine’s availability in Athens and Winterville through local shops.

W. Arnold Bul” Arnold Southern Railway Jacob Marietta Street Atlanta Esquire 8 P. Arnold Lost Mountain Father Ike Athens Citizens’ Pharmacy Winterville Kroner Co

Weekly Movie Schedule Highlights 2-Showings

The Strand and Elite theaters present a slate of 1919 era films this week. Dorothy Gish in The Little Yank and Pauline Frederick in Ashes of Embers headline Tuesday. The Vixen, The Joy Dragon, Miss Geo Washington, The Quest of Life, Patria, The Great Secret, A Wife By Proxy, Pearl of The Army, and Pearl White’s Pearl of The Army also appear across days with supporting acts such as Marguerite Clark, Theda Bara, and Baby Marie Osborne. A mix of comedies, dramas, and serials rounds out the program alongside imports and vaudeville captions.

Dorothy Gish New Triangle Elite Pauline Frederick Paramount Theda Bara Fox Baby Marie Osborne Marguerite Clark Washington Maurice and Florence Walton Lenore Ulrich Mrs. Vernon Castle Helen Holmes Frances Bushman Beverly Bayne Mabel Taliaferro Pearl White Luke

Peace as a Florist Bulb and a Moral Flower

A Florist sent a Gladiolus bulb named Peace last spring. A tiny shoot grew, unfolding a white flower with purple and gold heart to symbolize Christ’s message of Peace and Good Will. The piece laments war, hypocrisy, and cruelty, urging reflection on Christ’s teachings in a world at odds with religion.

Christ Earth Heaven J.C. HL

Jerry by Arthur Stanwood Pier review in a popular magazine

A six foot grown novel Jerry portrays an Irish boy from a poor background who rises amid sordid surroundings and politics in a great city. The story focuses on courage perseverance and honesty with a murder trial as a central plot element.

Jerry Arthur Stanwood Pier Houghton Mifflin Company Boston Christine Curtiss Inman Strong Sable St. Timothy’s Groton Mr. Pier St. Tim Young America Esc

Monitors and submarines fascinate a Florida visitor

Mr. John Benson Wier of Tampa writes from Florida about visiting the battleship Talehassee and three submarines numbered K, 32-K1, 36-K5, and 37-K6. He describes their size, crew, torpedoes, and endurance, notes the cost of torpedoes, and details the Monitor’s role and the surrounding naval activity as winter visitors crowd Tampa and St. Petersburg. He recalls cold weather, praises St. Petersburg, and offers to print the letter.

John Benson Wier Florida Tampa Fla Banner A. m Monitora Uncle Sam U. S St. Petersburg John B. Wier P. S

Bilious Attack Relief With Chamberlain Tablets

A home remedy note describes a severe bilious attack with headache coated tongue loss of appetite constipation and vomiting of bile and partially digested food. It claims relief by taking three Cham berlain s Tablets and notes availability everywhere.

Chamberlain

Seaboard Air Line South Bound Train Schedule Fragments

Readable parts show multiple Seaboard Air Line southbound trains with departure times around 6:02 am 7:10 am 3:46 pm 6:18 pm and northbound No 80 at 10:40 am and No 6 at 6:05 pm plus No 18 5:00 pm and No 12 11:45 pm. The text is a rough OCR fragment listing several train departures.

Georgia Railroad Schedules Revised for September 3 1918

The Georgia Railroad announces timetable changes effective September 3 1918 Eastern Time. Train 60 runs daily from Athens at 3 36 a.m. Train 62 runs daily except Sundays from No 4 Athens at 4 p.m. Sunday only service from No 4 Athens departs at 4 40 p.m. Train 61 runs daily except Sundays from Athens around noon. Train 53 arrives Athens at 3 30 p.m. Train 55 runs Sundays only arriving Athens at 12 30 p.m.

Georgia Railroad Athens Moon

Jamesville Midland Railway Schedule January 23 1918

Timetable No 16 lists train No 2 leaving Athens at 7 20 PM and No 4 at 2 20 PM with arrivals of No 1 at 11 40 AM and No 4 at 6 40 PM in Athens. Trains Nos 2 and 4 connect at Belmont Winder and Monroe and intermediate points with the Gear railroad to all points and at the for Gainesville Northwest stations and with Southern Railway north and south.

Macon Madison Georgia Railroad Appalachee Keene County Railroad Monroe B. R. Bloodworth Athens Belmont Winder Gear Railroad Thle Gainesville

Southern Railway Daily and Sunday Train Schedules

Reads as a railroad timetable listing departures and arrivals to all points with daily and Sunday frequencies, plus contact numbers for Williams and Shelton. Also includes Lodge Directory entries for multiple fraternal orders with meeting times, locations, and officer names.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Athens Banner H. J. Rowe Post Office Charlton Fis Thomas Edison Eddie Mike Americana New York Southern Frtilizer Association J. A. Evans United States Department of Agriculture Uemaster & Allen College Ave. Ood Eckman O'Gary Seaboard Air Line South Bound Jamesville Midland A . Southern Railway Athins Bpanch Dally Sun Dally Ox. Sun Dally Ox. Son I. Williams Commercia Phons Shelton Ticke Ag Ines Elmo Lodge P.st. Elmodge Knights of Pythiss Neeta Ita Castle Hall Ester Clayton Street H. Abit Nix C. C. Howard T ABNEY K. of R Glenn Lodge Ode Fellows Max Joseph Brethren H. D. Stevens Galliher Lodge Quartere Corner Broad Lampkin Sts B. F. Tuck H. Palmer Mt Vernon Lodge
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