Danderine Ad Promises Dandruff Free Hair
A Knowlton's Danderine advertisement claims heavy glossy hair free of dandruff after one application. It asserts dandruff robs hair of luster and can cause itching and hair loss, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores and apply as directed for quick visible results.
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Knowlton
Dander- Inc
Adv
Plan to oppose freight increase calls for Macon meeting
W C Vereen of Moultrie calls shippers to gather in Macon on January 17 to oppose Georgia railroad freight rate hikes. rate experts will explain effects on farmers and business, with projections of fertilizer costs rising by 800000 dollars annually and railroads earning about 3500 dollars per mile last year. Georgia Shippers Association appeals for broad backing against the move.
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Macon
Georgia
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
Georgia Shippers Association
State Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Georgia Military Training Units Designated by President
President Wilson designated the University of Georgia in Athens and the Georgia Military Academy in College Park as military training schools under the June 1916 act. The schools will receive federal aid based on size and training, with a two year minimum course for physically fit male students and a three hour weekly outline for the first two years. Both institutions already maintain military training and the designation aims to improve it.
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Washington
Wilson
University of Georgia
Athens
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Congress
Georgia
United States
More Than a Million a Month Spent for Out-of-State Meat
Georgia spent twelve and a half million dollars on dressed beef and salt meats for eleven months in 1916 by importing from other states. The report lists beef, hogs, sheep, calves, smoked meats, dried and cured beef, lard, butter, cheese, and other packing house products with state consumption concentrated more in cities and rural districts for salt meat.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Jas 1
Peter F. Bahnsen
S. C
D. C
Dr Stovall for Congress Advertisement in Georgia
Democrat A B J Stovall urges voters in Georgia’s Eighth District to judge him by works not promises. He cites eight years in state legislature, bills on education, compulsory schooling, prohibition, and income taxation, and vows to push pro‑people policies in Congress if elected. Elberton, Georgia.
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Eighth Congressional District
Stovall
Congress
Dr. Stovall
Georgia
Sam J. Tribble
House
Senate of
United States
Democratic Party
J. Stovall
Elberton
Southeastern Christian College Quint Defeats Auburn High 26 to 13
The Southeastern Christian College second basketball team beat Auburn High 26 to 13 on the college court. This marks the High team’s third loss to SCC’s second team and they were shut out in the second half. The regular schedule resumes Saturday.
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Auburn
Southeastern Christian College
College quintet faces Fifth District foe on home court
The Southeastern meets the last Fifth District A. and M. team on the local court. Southeastern won the series last year while A. and M. seeks revenge this season.
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Southeastern
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Hope Against Winter Constipation
Inactivity and lack of exercise in winter can cause constipation leaving you heavy and listless. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as a mild laxative to relieve congested intestines without griping. A dose before bed promises an easy morning movement for 25c at your druggist.
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Dr. King
New Life
Baraca Philatheia City Union Elects 1917 Officers
The Baraca and Philatheia City Union met at First Baptist to elect officers for 1917. Dr. J L Pendley presided, with L W Cooper as vice president and Miss Nola Christian as secretary, plus a full slate of class vice presidents and a trophy banner awarded to the East Athens Sunbeam Philatheas.
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City Union
Baraca
Philathea
First Baptist Sunday School
County Sunday School Association
J. L. Uendley
L. W. Cooper
Nola Christian
H. L. Cook
Madge Mewbourne
L. C. Carthers
East Athens
Baracas
H. Seymour
Philatheas
Aline Davie
East Athens Sunbeam Philatheas
Ofiss
Irene Thirkiel
Tabernacle
Jessie Moore
Vincent Mathews
Sunshine Philatheas
Pauline Thomas
Oconee Street
T. C. Bridges
James W. Morton
Clarke County Sunday School Association
Lena Bird
Cooper
Vinol credited with restoring weak child in Georgia ad
A Georgia advertisement from H R Palmer and Sons promotes Vinol as a remedy for a weak eight year old girl in Lakeport New Hampshire. The testimonial claims Vinol improves appetite strength and health due to beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycero phosphates. Distributed by Athens druggists and leading stores nationwide.
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Lakeport
N. H
Geo. A. Collins
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Georgia
Thoughtful Jean Notices Wreath At New Grave
Thoughtful Jean with Aunt Mat passes a cemetery and spots a magnolia wreath on a fresh grave. She asks Auntie if the wreath came from the hat of the buried lady, noting the shining leaves of the miliner.
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Jean
Aunt Mattie
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