Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Creston Iowa testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long lasting inflammation nerve pain and headaches. The letter notes many medicines failed until the product restored health and strengthened nerves. It invites other women to write for confidential advice from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Creston
Iowa
Lydia E
Mars
X . Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Mrs M C Bryant Dies in Laurel Hill Florida
Mrs Lois Arnold Bryant of Laurel Hill Florida died at twenty five after three months of marriage. A Winterville Georgia native and Baptist church member, she leaves three sisters Mrs Pete Wilson of Atlanta Annie Sue Arnold and Mary Lena Arnold of Winterville. Remains to be brought to Winterville for funeral and burial conducted by Rev. W M Coile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Winterville
M. C. Bryant
Laurel Hill
Fla
Bryant
Lois Arnold
L. M. Arnold
The
Baptist Church
Pete Wilson
Atlanta
Annie Sue
Mary Lena Arnold
W. M. Coile
Fagged Out Rest and a Tonics Remedy Promoted
A promotional note touts a tonic as a aid to restore strength and vigor when fatigue hits workers, homemakers and all ages. It claims rest helps and the tonic boosts energy and invigoration.
Ranking Contestants in Banner Voting Contest
The Banner reports the top three in the voting contest for a $600 Maxwell car, a $150 mahogany furniture set, and a gold watch. Miss McDorman leads by forty to fifty thousand votes, with Miss Pierce gaining after steady support and Mrs. Chandler also receiving many votes. final tallies unavailable at print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Emporium
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Miss McDorman
Miss Pierce
Real Estate and Local Classifieds Update
Real estate, rentals, sales and services listed: Erwin & Company notices, shoe repair by Max M. Hubert, seven room rental at 1235 Waddell St, poultry supplies at Marriott's, rabbits for sale, gas and coal stoves by W. M. Pittman, paint and wallpaper deals during fire sale, new cottage for rent on DuBose Ave, paint services by Chas. W. Parr, help wanted for a sick lady, home or lot inquiries with John Bird, safe for sale by Herring-Hall-Marvin, farm seed prices and location at 473 Hancock Ave, Georgia Loan Co offers loans, five room flat at 126 Dearing St, alterations by R. O. Startek, office assistant and stenographer wanted via Box 474, rubber stamps and office supplies by R Crowe.
Local Classifieds Offer Insurance, Rentals and Lost Items
Lipscomb & Co advertise fire insurance and best premiums. Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent on deposits. Wanted table boarders and a cook. Lost items include a gold watch, handbag and bank book. For rent rooms and a store room, horse and typewriter for sale. Miller Furniture advertises funeral services. Various real estate and goods listed with contact details.
Last Day to Pay Second Installment City Taxes Athens
Tomorrow is the final day to pay the second installment of Athens city taxes. The clerk treasurer’s books will close after tomorrow night. Many taxpayers have not yet paid. about a third was due in May and a third due between mid and end July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charley Parr Known for Reliable Contract Work in Athens
Athens praises Charles W. Parr in painting wallpapering and decorating as a capable contractor delivering high standard service. He handles large and small contracts, currently waterproofing a five story Michael Bros building and beautifying Manhattan Cafe while prepping a Sow Street project for Hilley and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles W. Parr
Charlie Parr
Michael Bros
Cales
Manhattan Cafe
Sow Street
Hilley & Jones
Parr
Charley Parr
Prominent Augusta Editor Guests At Local Hotel
Mr. Fred Speering a leading Augusta newspaper man arrives with Mrs. Speering Jr and Speering to a remodeled corner hotel at College avenue and Broad street. Hotel features include new fixtures and a beverage shop. The notice also lists an Aluminum Man contact and a milk cow for sale at the Banner office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Speering
Augusta
Fred Speering Jr
Speering
College Avenue
Broad Street
P. N. Chilms
The Clarke Rifles Return From St Simon's Camp
Brunswick Ga July 29 The Clarke Rifles end seven days in camp on St Simon's Island and return to Athens tomorrow at 1 20 pm by the Central of Georgia Rail The battalion of four companies from Columbus Americus Albany and Athens earned praise for drill on the range and for good conduct A single racially charged incident occurred Friday night a negro attacked Parr of the Rifles and was beaten officers quelled the riot and the company returned to camp in order The unit earned high compliments from regular army officers and Mr H G Turner who accompanied them to St Simons and saw Athens soldiers win the most applause during drills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Clarke Rifles
St. Simon's Island
Athens
Central of Georgia
Columbus
Americus
Albany
Macon
Brunswik
Parr
Rifles
Garnette
Lieut
Dobbs
Turner
H. G. Turner
St. Simon’s
Auto
Departmental Investigation Planned in Atlanta
The Georgia department of agriculture will begin a formal probe tomorrow. Mr Ault of Polk declines to chair the investigating committee and Senator Bush of the Eighth will be elected at Monday's meeting. The inquiry will commence immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture of the State
Ingin
Ault
Polk
Department
Bush
Death of Mrs Belle Mell shocks Athens community
Mrs Belle Witcher Mell wife of Edward B Mell aged about thirty five died yesterday at her Henderson avenue home. She leaves her husband and her mother and two sisters. The funeral will be at First Baptist church this afternoon at 5 o'clock with Dr E M Poteat conducting. Interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers meet at 4 30 at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Avenue
Belle Witcher Mell
Edward B. Mell
Mrs. Mell
E. M. Poteat
Greenville
S. C
Oconee Cemetery
Messrs
John E. Talmadge, Jr
G. G. Bond
W. T. Forbes
C. A. Scudder
W. H
Former Athenian Died in Atlanta
Mr. R. S. Medlin aged about fifty two years died in Atlanta yesterday from Brights disease after a period of illness. He once lived in Athens and worked for the local daily paper. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Wellborn Dublose and sons Stanley and John Medlin and Richard Medlin and Miss Susie Medlin. The body will be brought to Jefferson for funeral and burial where he previously resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Medlin
Atlanta
Bright
Athens
Daily
Wellborn Dublose
Stanley Medlin
John Medlin
Jefferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ketterer’s
Excelsior
Erwin & Company
J. C. Jeater
Max M. Hubert
Clayton St
Waddell St. Henry Comer
Marriutt’s
William C. Davis
the Heights
Su Th
W. M. Pittman
John Arnold
DuBose Ave
A. H. Davison
Chas. W. Parr
Cig
L. B
Care Banner
John Bird
Herring-Hall-Marvin
Broad St
Hancock Ave
Georgia Loan Co
Lou, Mu
Bath
Dearing St
R. O. Startek
Cafe Royal
R. Crowe
Fire Insurance
Lipscomp & Co
Real Estate—Lipscomb & Co
Lipscomb & Co
Bank IN
Hote
Sanges
Broad
Lumpkin Streets
Linton
J. R. Crane &O
Clayton Street
Michael
Wilson's
Vady
Hoyt Street
Summer Street
Typewriter
Lumpkin
Sais
Lumpkin St
Franklin Street
DuBose & DuBose, Agts
Tienlars
XNI
LaSalle St
Chicago
Miller Furniture Company
College Ave
IMR
Oxfords
Mallory Shoe Company
Chilms Cafe
Aluminum Man
Georgia National Bank
Georgia
E. B Mell
Linton’s Spring Water Company
J. R. Crane & Company
Mers
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