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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
5
Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky describes years of illness and nervous trouble before taking Cardus tonic. She claims eleven bottles restored health and strength, with weight gain and ability to work. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises women’s treatment and a 64 page booklet.
Train No. 50 departs 8 55 a m. Train No. 52 departs 4 25 p m. Train No. 64 departs 9 05 a m daily except Sunday. Train No. 61 arrives 1 20 p m. Train No. 63 arrives 9 20 p m. Train No. 56 arrives 8 00 a m except Sunday.
Eastern 1 No 2 leaves Athens at 7 20 a m No 4 leaves Athens at 2 30 p m No 1 arrives Athens at 11 25 a m No 8 arrives Athens at 6 35 p m Nos 2 and 4 connect at Belmont for Winder and Monroe and intermediate points with the George Railroad for all points and at Gaines villa for Gainesville Northwestern stations and with Southern Railway north and south.
The notice lists daily and Sunday departures for Southern Railway trains to AN Pointe with times 8:20 a m 1:00 5 4 Points daily 3:15 p m All Points daily except Sun 3:30 p m Arrivals include 12:40 p m points daily 6:50 a m daily ex Sun 9:45 a m and contact for Shelton ticket agent 1634.
John J. Wilkins of the Georgia National Bank and Athens chamber of commerce led Georgia agricultural development efforts at Tybee, with plans for a state branch of the Southern Settlement and Development Organization. A state board of directors will be appointed by J. W. Motte as talks advance on attracting new farmers and intensifying farming.
Atlanta reports a fierce fight in the Georgia Senate as Senator Alex A. Lawrence leads a filibuster against prohibition measures and the Fullbright and Bakes substitutes. The chamber adjourned with debate ongoing, and a procedural move to refer bills to the judiciary drew the blaze for a long session ahead.
Dr. E L Hill, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, leaves Thursday for vacation. He leaves his contact with the church clerk, Prof Hooper, for emergencies. Rev I W Waddell preaches next Sunday and Rev J D McPhail, now of Waynesboro, preaches every Sunday morning until the pastor’s return. Evening services are paused until later in September.
Mrs A Marlowe of New Kensington Pa credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her mothers life about twelve years ago during bloody dysentery. She says it is kept in the house and used for summer complaints and other bowel trouble. It costs a quarter and is sold by all dealers.
The session sees Senators Stovall and Minter question Lawrence on constitutionality of prohibition bills. Minter’s inquiry shifts discourse to whether the general assembly may ban growing popcorn. President Persons urges focus as 12:40 passes. Mangham resumes at 12:59 on agricultural funding. The House moves slowly, shipping bill gains life, and a pension increase bill is reconsidered.
An advertisement describes a man abandoning meat coffee and potatoes for fruit Grape Nuts with cream toast and Pos tum. The change rapidly improves health by easing digestion and providing highly usable minerals from grains. It touts Grape Nuts as essential for rebuilding body brain and nerves with a short book The Road to Wellville.
Mr C A Whittle librarian editor State College of Agriculture came back from a month and a half tour through the Northeast. In Ann Arbor he met editorial representatives from twenty three state agricultural colleges and served as association president. He invited the group to meet in this city next year but the 1916 site is not yet decided.
Mrs. Conrad Olive of Little Falls New York describes a sudden neck sprain relief after applying Chamberlains Ointment. She reports lameness and stiffness vanished after a few applications and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Lawrenceville Ga July 26 special to the Banner James Lace Moore 78 died Saturday at his Loganville home after a short illness He leaves a wife and many relatives throughout the state He was a Christian church member and a prominent Walton county man Funeral and interment will be in Loganville Sunday
Glenn Lodge 10 calls a Jubilee meeting this Tuesday at 8 30 PM for all members to attend. The session aims to revive interest in the order with a brief business portion followed by social time and refreshments.
Men and women with oily scalps suffer in heat as dust and dandruff clog pores and hinder cleansing. Parisian Sage is recommended, used twice daily and washed from hair weekly, to drive out dandruff dissolve excess oil and stimulate healthy scalp. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and leading druggists.
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