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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
The Athens Banner reviews tax lists with potential double taxation, notes growth in Athens businesses and housing, praises Citizens Bank reorganization, and reports on local cultural events at the State Normal School and University. It also mentions Clarke county grand jury discussions on divorce law reform and state normal school trustees meeting.
The Clarke county grand jury presents twenty three citizen called presentments urging reform and law enforcement. It defends the jury as a necessary public watchdog and initiator of legislation while praising its role in guiding law makers and supporting courts.
An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy promising relief from stomach and liver ailments with claims of lasting benefit after one dose. A following editorial-style passage praises civic reform figures Waite, Garland, and Guild, endorsing humane government, service, and the Dayton Idea.
The article counters rumors of nationwide business decline, arguing that anti administration sentiment fuels such talk. It cites a Southern Railway agricultural survey showing encouragement despite rainfall variances, notes Redfield's Raleigh address on overall prosperity, and predicts a year of good crops and prices with prudent use of favorable conditions.
Elbert Hubbard praises Dayton’s commission manager system where five elected directors govern, with Henry M. Waite as commissioner manager. He notes Galveston and San Francisco rehabilitations after disaster, credits the Greater Dayton Association with nonpolitical support, and argues businesslike efficiency in municipal life.
Elbert County prepares for summer political climate with races for state senator in the 30th district and an extra legislative contest to fill the unexpired term after Wall Dyche’s death. Candidates oppose the tax equalization law, citing cost and digest expansion. several others seek the same seats. Carranza shows no campaign. new residents flock to Athens. Fulton County reports 119 divorces in four days, signaling a Reno-like trend.
Judge Brand named juries for Clarke County’s October term 1914. Grand Jury lists include 30 members such as Henry D. Marbut, Robert F. Morton, and Webster Callaway. Traverse juries for first and second weeks enumerate 36 and 36 names respectively, with many local residents listed.
An advertisement notes Chamberlains Tablets aid impaired appetite and digestion. Detroit resident J. H. Deitz reports relief from bloated feelings and a satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.
American League Chicago 2 Cleveland 0 and Federal League Kansas City 5 Chicago 4 St Louis 6 Indianapolis 7 noted with rain postponements. Southern League Atlanta 9 New Orleans 6 plus Chattanooga 6 Mobile 5 Nashville 3 Birmingham 2 Memphis 3 Montgomery 5. South Atlantic Columbus 0 Savannah 2 Jacksonville 3 Columbia 8 Macon 8 Augusta 7 Albany 1 Charleston 5 First Game Albany 3 Charleston 8 Second.
The Thalians work on the commencement play Sal vage with finishing touches to intricate stage effects. A patent wind machine roars as a snowstorm swirls, promising a thrilling act. The stage manager worries over Miss Mary Lyndon handling a .32 caliber revolver for a leveled shot. The production is set for the night of the 12th and is expected to be an enjoyable program.
Betty Lorraine notes that Mrs. Osgood's Wonder removes hair quickly without skin injury and claims safety unlike electric needles or caustic methods. The product, sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and other stores, is affordable with a money back guarantee.
Mary Lou Wallace, a colored woman, pleaded guilty to assault in Superior Court after striking another person over the head with a hoe handle. Judge Brand fined her 100 dollars plus costs for the act.
Dr Thacher's Stella Vitae touted as a tonic that prevents surgeries by addressing female troubles. Claims include new life energy and avoidance of operations, with a guarantee and money-back option through Thacher Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tennessee.
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