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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
4
Guidance on proper speaking into the transmitter during calls. Advises listeners to look at the instrument, speak clearly, and separate digits when giving numbers. Encourages listening for the operator’s repetition and confirming accuracy to aid message delivery. Emphasizes cooperation with the process.
A Weatherly Maine reader credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with quickly curing a severe cold after two bottles were used last December. The ad urges others to ask users about its value and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Georgia’s Democratic executive committee plans a called meeting in Atlanta on February 19 to order a primary in April. Chairman Massengale will mail notices to county chairs to arrange county primaries, with funds for expenses an unsettled issue and counties urged to respond within a week or ten days.
Discussion centers on arranging a quick solution for holding elections. It is agreed that a change is needed immediately and that primaries will probably be held in April rather than a month later.
Dr L G Hardman speaks in a broad program for Georgia highlighting education to erase illiteracy and improve attendance, health law revision, conservation of resources, fair treatment of labor and regulation, and stronger state finances and credit. He favors auditing state departments, W and A commission leadership, and preserving customary term limits while addressing supporters and opponents.
A brief submission signed by L. G. Hardman highlights goals for conserving human life and securing material resources while urging the construction of a greater state. The statement underscores a pledge to public welfare and development.
A newspaper advertisement promotes Rheuma as a universal cure for rheumatism. It claims the formula clears uric acid from blood and benefits kidneys, stomach, liver and blood. Kentucky resident Samuel Lowell testimonials relief after a single bottle. Available at H. R. Palmer & Sons for 50 cents.
A San Francisco reader reports rapid relief from chronic rheumatism after using Sloan's Liniment. The testimonial claims a three week ailment ended in a few days, with the user returning to work at a large department store. Advertising copy urges purchase at druggists.
W M Roles, sponsor and agent-manager for September Morn, spoke yesterday about upcoming return dates across the South. The show has improved with new faces in principal roles and will return to the Colonial next Friday evening January 21 with musical numbers and lively dances.
Atlanta veteran charter writer and former newspaper man Smith Clayton, long a political commentator, was moved from Grady Hospital to the Home for Incurables after weeks of illness. He had contributed to various papers for about fifteen years and was known for his political ties and restless energy.
A terse tip from an English Madgenet grower urges liberal manuring, thin planting, quick staking, early watering, and prompt disposal to help care for sweet peas. The saying captures annual questions about cultivation in a concise line.
Fragments advise methods to keep cheese from molding during warmer seasons. Mentions butter as a potential aid and notes uncertainties in the text.
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