Short Notes of Interest Advertisements in The Banner
A collage of classified items from The Banner highlights local ads and notices. Listings include insurance savings, farm loans, pianos, old teeth and gold buys, job openings in dry goods, sale items on vehicles, room rentals, and government clerk examinations, plus a courteous card of thanks from Mack McQueen Jr. and relatives. The notices reflect Athens commerce, personal ads, and community notices from the era.
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad and Sour Stomach Remedy
Soldiers and sailors are urged to use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to prevent friction in footwear and keep feet fresh for hard work at camp, sea, or trenches. The Plattsburg Manual recommends Foot-Ease each morning. Also recommended is Chamberlain's Tablets for sour stomach and indigestion from overeating or unsuitable foods.
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Allen
Alen
Bishop Mikell to Preach Georgia Commencement Sermon
Bishop Mikell of the Atlanta diocese will preach the annual commencement sermon for the University of Georgia on June 16. Alumni speaker T Mayhew Cunningham of Savannah, class of 1888, will present the service flag bearing 1300 to 1500 stars. The week includes trustees meetings and branch college speakers with diplomas to be delivered June 19.
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Bishop Mikell
Georgia
Ibshop If
J Mikell
Diocese of Atlanti
University of Georgia
T. Mayhew Cunningham
Avannah
IS88
Lawton & Cunningham
Central of Georgia Railway
McAdoo
Board of Trustees
Plattsburg
Mikell
Tech
Medical College
State Normal
State College of Agriculture
G. N. and
I. C
Dahlonega
South Georgia Normal
Freckle Lotion From Lemon Juice and Orchard White
A simple home remedy blends the juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a cheap freckle and tan lotion. Grocers carry lemons and drug stores offer three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage daily on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and brighten skin. It is claimed to be harmless.
Dr Blassingame Joins Palmer’s Prince Avenue Pharmacy
Dr C A Blassingame former proprietor of Normal Pharmacy, who sold that business to J Cleveland Poss, has taken a position at Palmer’s Prince Avenue Pharmacy succeeding Cupid Potts. He is an experienced druggist and enhances Palmer’s drug store team.
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C. A. Blassingame
J. Cleveland Poss
Cupid Potts
Palmer
Prince Avenue
Dr. Blassingame
Palmer Drug Stores
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered to Cure disease
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by constitutional treatment. It claims to act through the blood to mucous surfaces, building strength and aiding nature. Proponents offer $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with claims of broad success and nationwide availability.
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Cheney & Cont
Solgby Ail Drugeist
Death of Mr. Lamar Eberhart at Point Peter
Mr. Lamar Eberhart, 58, died at his home in Point Peter after a brief illness. Survived by wife Annie. two daughters, Missurnella and Elizabeth Eberhart. brother William Eberhart of the E.S. Company in Athens. and four sisters, all of Athens. Funeral today at 9 a.m. from the residence, with interment in the family parish ground. He was a prominent local citizen well known in Athens.
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Lamar Eberhart
Point Peter
Annie Eberhit
Sisses ‘Urnella
Elizabeth Ebrhart
Tne
William Eberhart
E.S. Company
City
Athens
T. F. Scott
Sallie Goulding
Rada
Addie Eberhart
Eberhart
Funeral of L. H. Nichols Today at 10
The funeral of Mr. L. H. Nichols of Oconee Heights, reported dead yesterday, will be held today at 10 city time from Boggs chapel. Rev. S. R. Wiggins, J. M. W. Morris and A. B. Askew will officiate. pallbearers are E. I. Smith Sr., J. H. Dorsey, Joe M. Hodgson, R. H. Wier, G. H. Thurmond and Joe Alexander.
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L. H. Nichols
Oconee Heights
Boggs Chapel
Messrs
S. R. Wiggins
J. M. W. Morris
A. 8. Askew
Messrs. E. I. Smith, Sr
J. H. Dorsey
Joe M. Hodgson
R. H. Wier
G. H. Thurmond
Joe Alexander
Miss Mary Watkins Dies at Arnoldsville at 80
Miss Mary Watkins aged 80 dies at her Arnoldsville home after a long illness. The funeral and burial were held from the residence at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon. She is survived by two nieces and two nephews.
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Mary Watkins
Arnoldsville
Miss Watkins
Nelces
J D Smith Dies After Short Illness At Home
Mr James D Smith aged fifty died yesterday evening at 7 at his home 140 Park avenue He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Jane Smith and seven children The funeral and burial will be tomorrow at New Franklin in Franklin county Flowers may be sent in care of Bernstein Brothers this city
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James D. Smith
Park Avenue
Mary Jane Smith
New Franklin
Frankin County
Bernstein Brothers
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use formula to darken gray hair evenly. It claims hair becomes natural looking, glossy, and youthful after one or more applications with a sponge or brush, though not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
Registration of yesterday underwhelms expectations in Athens
Registration day in Clarke County shows only eighty nine twenty one year olds enrolled, far below the projected two hundred. Amid a mix of white and colored registrants, local officials recount efforts to reach eligible youths, including university students, while noting a persistent weight and age hurdle to entry into military service.
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Carlke
T. W. Reed
Guy Hamilton
Lois
Lamar Tribble
Washington City
Athens
Local figures listed in political directory heading
The fragment lists names such as Charlie Patman Jim Hill Thomas Brooks Wilbon J ilups Jno Henry Barnwell Lee Elie Jomer Brooks Governor Sheats Pink Morton Walter Dillard Marion Latamore Sam Johnson Jas Elder Mission Lowe Nas Joe Brown Will Hawkins and Henry A Gaines among others as part of a political or civic roster.
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Charlie Patman
Jim Hill
Thomas Brooks
Wilbon J.ilups
City Adopts Eastern Time Amid War Effort
Mayor and Council approve a shift to Eastern time to reflect citizen support and government guidance. The decision follows public petition urging coordination with federal timing to save daylight for wartime efforts. Athens remains united, officials promise continued honesty and service to residents and the government. Also: stockade stock disposal, Pershing street rename, water for training detachment, and contract plan for city incinerator operation.
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United States
Athens
Berlin Street
Pershing Street
Harry Weatherly
Board of Health
Baseball scores from National and American leagues
National games results list Boston 8 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 7 New York 4 Pittsburgh 3. American games St Louis 2 New York 5 Cleveland 5 Boston 4 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 4 Washington. Southern results Nashville 3 New Orleans 1 Little Rock 1 Birmingham 1 Chattanooga 1 Mobile 2 Memphis 3 Atlanta 2.
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National
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
American
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Southern
Nashville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
Cotton Seed Oil Mills Grind Heavy Carload Volumes
A local cotton seed oil mill reports heavy activity during peak grinding season with one facility processing twenty carloads in a week. The text notes persistent operation by the mills as demand remains steady through the season.
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South Georgia Peanuta
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Milledge Avenue
Erwin & Company
Adwell
City Loans
Lipscomb
Insurance
Athens Savings Bank
J. C
Jester
Tate Wright
Morris’ Music Shop
Lumpkin St
International Teeth Co
West 42Nd St
e-zEquitable&2d.mort
T.l.mitchell
Davison-Nicholson Co
Jersey
W. L. Cason
Baker Electric
P. O
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kemdis
College Ave
W. C. Cauthen
Clayton St
Chevrolet
L. Care of Banner
Mack McQueen, Jr
Nick McQueen
the McGregor Co
City Property
Baxter Street
J. J. Anderson
Watkinsville
Scull Shoals Road
D. G. Anderson
Mr. T. Mayhew Cunningham
Savannah
Palmer’s
J. D. Smith
David Frank Bruce
Harry Thomas Godfrey
Millard Wm. Taylor
Chas
Early Williams
Preston Wilson
Geo
Hall Westbrook
Coke Forrester Burden
Guy F. Hamilton
Allen Chapman Holliday
Ben Coyse Stokes
Gordon Bray
Aderson Jackson Spinks
Alex Ernest Yarborough
Clifford Swinton Bridges
Asbury Garnett Hancock
Marion Harland Conaway
Samuel Lamar Tribble
Poke Dallas Mize
Marshall Carlisle Cauthen
Jas Walker Smith
Ben H. Wooten
Clarence Whitehead
Augustus Cecil McPhail
James McCullough
Stanley Stewart
Clarence Wilkes
Luther Bailey
Dave E. Miller
Gem R. Davis
Harry Tarburton Cason
Robi
Comer Latimer
Jas
E. Barrett
Fred Johnson
Alton Givens
Bee Gunthorp
Garland Francia Hulme
Pinckney Wilkes Snelling
Roy Bradford Epps
Mack Livsey
Will Daniel
Ed Bell
Lawrence Taylor
Burley Morrison
Guy Hester
Paul Smith
Gene Jackson
Tom Brittain
Early White
Luther Pope Glenn
Lem Hutson
Lee Hill
Oceola Rucker
Aaron Moore
Jim Martin
Obediah Grays
Frank Howard
Dolphus Dious
Willie Brown
Ed Bowell
Percy Roper
Carlton Bowles
Clarence Busch
Fire Insurance
Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency Agents
Thrift and
W. S. Stamps
Green & Michael Loan Department
Mutual
Council
Guo
Baseball
H. J. Rowe
Athens Banner Office