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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
5
Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Local Knights News
Local fraternal orders gather with weekly meetings across St Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias I O O F and other groups. Notices list meeting times at Castle Hall and Max Joseph Building Clayton Street with invitations to visiting brethren and secy names for Rutherford Klan No6 Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
St. Hlmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ita Castle Hall
Jeeter
Clayton Street
HL Abit Nix
Roward T. Abney
K. of
Williame Lodge
No. 15
Odd Fellows
Max Joseph
L. Howland
N. G
Marlor
Glenn Lodge
H. D. Stevens
Galliher
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
B.C
Paine
W. M. MO
G, Quinn
B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
W. W. Bhacham
C. J.D Hood
Commerce M T E Key Dead After Long Illness
Hon. T E Key of Commerce Georgia dies after a three week illness. Born November 1850 in Banks County he rose from store clerk to senior merchant with Key Williamson Power Key Co and related firms. A devout Christian and civic stalwart he mentored widows and orphans and helped public affairs as a trusted elder and community leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
T. E. Key
Key
Mr. Key
Pierce Columbua Key
Elizabeth Hunter Ash
Ash
Banks County
Griswoldville
C. J. Hood
Hood
Athens
Key & Williamson, Power, Key & Co
T. B. Key & Co
Key & Thurmond
Elizabeth Cooper
Jno. Z. Cooper
Commerce Presbyterian Church
Mrr. Key
Jackson County
Georgis
Calotabs Calomel Tablets Ad Promises Easy Cleanse
A vintage ad touts Calotabs as the improved calomel tablet for biliousness indigestion and constipation. One nightly tablet with water leaves a clean feeling next morning, with no taste or nausea and a guarantee of satisfaction. Sold in sealed packages, twenty doses for thirty five cents.
Policemen Begin Annual Vacations In Pairs
The police department starts its annual vacation period with officers taking turns off. Patrolmen White and McCune wrap up ten days rest while Em Wood and Burke Betts prepare to take the next turns. Chief Beusse will start his vacation next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
White and
McCune
Em Wood
Burke Betts
Chief Beusse
Cotton Warehouse for Sale and Woman's Vocation Theme
An advertisement for a cotton warehouse opportunity appears alongside a feature on women in business. The piece touts E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments and cites historical political figures and local civic duties related to Mr. Key, including railroad lease involvement, mayoral service, and a funeral with Masonic rites for a local leader with survivors Elizabeth Key and sisters Misses Mat and Sue Key and Mrs. Gay S. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia E. Pinkham
Key
W. & A. Railroad
Commerce
Wm. R. Henderson
Commitrce Presbyterian
Commeres Masonic Lodge
Chifuge
Kay
Gray Hill
Elizabeth Key
Mat
Sue Key
Gay
Martin
Athens
Ex-czarina hated but no deep ill will in London
British engineer Stinton Jones, returning from Russia, says the ex czarina is warmly disliked yet not embattled with lasting hatred. He recalls Russia in the Urals, war works, and a rice shipment mistaken for roofing felt. He notes prisoner labor and frequent returns from escape attempts. He describes Russian disdain for Austrian troops and the dull optimism of front line soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stinton Jones
Russia
Nikolai Romanoff
Ural Mountains
Mother's Love Defies Death At Saratoga Hospital
In Saratoga New York a dying mother Mrs Z Shanks hovers between life and death awaiting the return of her son Willie who disappeared five years ago hospital staff report she is not dying while wishing to see him. Doctors and nurses say the mother’s love sustains her and defies a fatal illness temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Saratoga Hospital
Z. Shanks
Willie
Soldier's Heart Ills Reassessed By Army Medical Body
London reports the army medical research committee finds soldier's heart is not true heart disease and notes about half of those affected can return to duty with physical training. Rest in bed is harmful except in severe cases, while symptoms include breathlessness exhaustion giddiness and fainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Army Medical Research Committee
Superior boy garden army to combat high living costs
Superior Wisconsin plans a junior agricultural army of about 3000 boys to cultivate hundreds of acres within the city. The program includes shifts for work and plans to enlist girls, with land, seed, and implements donated to this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Chair is treasure chest in San Rafael house
In San Rafael California investigators recovered bonds valued at 5000 hidden inside an armchair in the former home of the late Mrs Helenie Saunders. Saunders who died in an auto crash six months ago had kept to herself for years and left two parcels of real estate valued at 7000. No will found and no relatives identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Cal
Helenie Saunders
Rebuilds Ruined Town Vitrimont Atop French Soil
Vitrimont in Lorraine between Nancy and Lunéville is being rebuilt at the expense of Mrs. William Henry Crocker of San Francisco. She has donated 30000 to start reconstruction led by Miss Polk. French villagers returning after the German invasion aid the effort as Americans supply funds and a new model village plan emerges amid ruins and shouts of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitrimont
Lorraine
Nancy
Luneville
France
William Henry Crocker
San Francisco
Cal
Shinju Case Stirs Japanese Society At Count Yoshikawa's Family
The Tokyo report notes a double suicide attempt involving Count Akimasa Yoshikawa's daughter Mrs. Kwanji Yoshikawa and her chauffeur Rikisuke Kuramochi. The driver died after slashing his throat. Mrs Yoshikawa was cast from the rails and is in critical condition. The incident attracts attention due to her high birth and the couple’s marriage ties within the Yoshikawa family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Akimasa Yoshikawa
Privy Council
Kwanji Yoshikawa
Rikisuke Kuramochi
Yoshikawa
Camel Gift From Khalat Khalat to Viceroy
Calcutta reports a gift of one hundred Khalat camels from Baluchistan to the viceroy of India. The Khalat camels are regarded as among the finest, though scarce due to high prices. They are noted for speed and extraordinary abstinence from drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Khalat
Baluchistan
Sandals for Farmers Project in Northumberland County
Sunbury Pa The footwear of the ancient Greeks may become fashion in Northumberland county this summer as farm clubs discuss leather costs and ask dealers to determine sandal prices. Promoters cite comfort health benefits and hosiery absence as advantages appealing to both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Northumberland County
Farmers' Unions in Russia Spark Cooperative Movement
In Siberia and European Russia, butter workers formed mutual guaranty societies known as artels, driving cooperative expansion since 1894. Government opposition faded after 1901, and by 1911 unions gained power to finance operations via the Moscow People's Bank, aiding machinery purchases and market sales. cooperatives also formed for machinery, fruit, vegetables, eggs, flour mills, and grain elevators with government-led major projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Butter Workers Mutual Guaranty Societies
Artols
Vologda
Archangel
European
Russia
Moscow People’s Bank
South
Pacifist cigar prompts puzzled gift exchange
A humorous exchange hinges on a pacifist into whose hands a Christmas cigar lands. The speaker admits disliking pacifists yet explains the cigar was a gift from a loved one, revealing a lighthearted motive behind the gesture.
Important City Seeks Out-of-Town Expert for Key Role
The city declares a crucial filling of a prominent position requires hiring from outside, noting that for important posts they always seek qualified men from other towns. The statement emphasizes the practice of bringing in external talent for high-stakes assignments.
That Suited Him. Hubby Leaves for Club Scene
A clipped domestic vignette shows a wife warning her husband as he departs for the club. He replies with a hopeful assurance that he will mind the deadline, underscoring household power dynamics and social routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Club
Bullfights in Wall Street Stir Debate About Risk
A sharp remark contrasts Spain's famed bullfights with the perilous energy of Wall Street. The comment frames a discussion on risk, spectacle, and financial markets as a modern form of public danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Wall Street
Time is Money Quip Sparks Quiet Exchange
A terse exchange unfolds as a bored speaker asserts time is money while a troubled listener pleads for space, underscoring tension over wasted minutes in a brief, wry portrait.
Impossible Ideal Weather Quip About Summer
A playful exchange notes that the only thing we cannot expect this summer is low temperatures. The wry line casts heat as the prevailing mood, framing seasonal expectations with humorous banter.
Heard on the Street First Society Girl Murder Talk
Gossip columns report chatter about a society scene and a jail inmate described as a supposed killer. The second source notes speculation of a love sick motive and a dramatic crime scenario.
Cool-Headed Rouniler Noted for Composure Under Pressure
A local figure known as Rouniler earns praise for his calm approach in tense situations. Reports describe his steady demeanor and practical problem solving, highlighting his ability to stay collected when challenges arise.
Ladies Regiment Reports at 10 A M
The Ladies Regiment of the Red Cross will meet at the YMCA at 10 30 this morning to begin collecting subscriptions for the Red Cross war work fund raised in June. Workers are urged to attend and bring help, with a simplified system to keep records and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Organization
Red Cross
Athens
Campers Prepare For Y M C A Camp Trip
Boys at the YMCA camp under Mr Forbes ready the Winy morning of the 11th. Baggage cars will be loaded this afternoon at the Southern depot between 4 and 6 o clock. The camp lists tents canoes fishing tackle and chickens for meals. Two cooks Monroe and Jepp will oversee cooking. A third canoe has been added and aims to ensure a fine time. last minute entries accepted for those who hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Forbes
Monroe
Jepp
Khow
Chamberlain's Colle and Diarrhoed Remedy Ad
Bi Now is the time to buy a bottle of this remedy so as to be prepared. The ad promotes a patent medicine labeled Chamberlain's Colle and Diarrhoed with sales pitch on quick relief and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. R. Palmer & Sons
the McGregor Co
Lodge Directory
Lodge Quarters
Warren A. Dobbs
Homer Stare
H. Dunbar
McDorman
Eligrapp
Jackson
Czarina
Czar
Nicholas
Son
BOY Garden
Superior, Wis
Sandals For Farmers
Pennsylvania
Farmers’ Unions IN
Tommy
Him
Rouniler
Fred Palmer
Oakland
Jacobsen Pharmacy Co
Atlanta
Jim
Manio Johnson
Young Men’s Christian Association Red Cross
Chattooga River
Castor Yria
Ford E
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