Athens Banner Ad Rates and Delivery Notice
The Athens Banner outlines subscription options with annual rates and delivery methods. It invites readers to report carrier issues promptly to the business office to address missed or late deliveries.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
4
The Athens Banner outlines subscription options with annual rates and delivery methods. It invites readers to report carrier issues promptly to the business office to address missed or late deliveries.
The piece argues teachers face greater duties amid war as they shape students and influence communities. It lauds American ingenuity against submarines and air warfare, urges planning for post war defense, and notes nationwide loyalty mobilization while acknowledging some dissenters. The tone rails for unity and preparedness in Athens.
An editorial condemns the extreme wing of the woman suffrage movement for picketing the White House and urges patriots to focus on war preparation rather than political agitation. It praises mainstream suffragists for not backing such tactics and notes pardoned protesters would face harsher punishment without leniency.
The White House announces that the United States will decline an invitation to join a Paris conference of allied nations. President Wilson seeks to keep the United States out of European political discussions for now, reserving future participation only if direct American interests demand it.
A reflective verse card contrasts a claimed “yet girl” image with a bold, hidden persona. The speaker notes how Difference seized a mask to conceal herself and overlooked that it bore the face of Hauteur.
A veteran note on press restraint praises unseen efforts and print ethics. It then shifts to a coal production surge, with U S output hitting record levels and six month totals surpassing last year by about 20 million tons. It urges efficient distribution and consumer economy to avert coal shortages this winter.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy now to be prepared for summer colic or diarrhoea. It claims the product is worth many times its cost when needed and emphasizes readiness for families.
Mrs Dewitt Sinc e Baugh of West Danby New York reports relief from nervous trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved energy and ability to handle farm work with four daughters and ongoing household duties. The advertisement touts the Compound as a tonic for female derangements backed by forty years of use and herbal ingredients.
The Georgia Press Association, after stops in Thomasville and Boston, arrives in Brunswick to tour the Glynn coast. Reports praise the city’s beauty, history, and live oak forests, urging visitors to admire the marshes, palms, and gardens while noting safety warnings and local charm.
A Brunswick writer extols Glynn County’s growth and beauty, praising its public works, education, and health system. He highlights the city's seaport status with Strachan and Mallory lines, multiple railroads, and emerging prosperity linked to the Panama Canal, urging Georgia to see a bright future for its coast.
An old health notice promotes daily hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast for a week. It claims cleansing of the stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves digestion appetite skin tone and general vitality. It targets constipation bilious attacks and a pallid complexion.
A celebrated American plant nursery founded by Robert Prince on Long Island operated across 130 years and multiple generations. The enterprise began in 1725 and counted notable visits by President George Washington among its historical milestones.
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