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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

5

Cardui praised by Watoga woman for relief of female troubles

Mrs S W Gladwell of Watoga West Virginia testifies that at about 15 she suffered frequent headaches backaches and weakness. After one bottle of Cardus she improved and after three she gained strength and health. She credits Cardui with her current marriage and three children and urges others to try the tonic as recommended by physicians for over 40 years.

Watoga W. Va S. W. Gladwell Cardui

Archais Times Recalled in Legend Motto Emerges

In Washington on June 6 a new illuminated motto appeared in the shipping board chairman's office retelling Noah's six hundred years before he learned to build an ark. The line urges perseverance and faith amid official rhetoric on maritime policy.

Associated Press Washington Noah Shipping Board

Sour Stomach Advice and Remedy

A brief health note explains sour stomach as mild indigestion caused by rapid eating or unsuitable foods. It recommends eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, eating little meat, and skipping supper to prevent it, and suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.

Chamberlain

Easy and Practical Home Dressmaking: Negligee Pattern

A Pictorial Review prepared feature presents a negligee design versatile enough to wear full length or cropped below the hips. It details kimono sleeves with yoke, lace and insertion edging, pocket placement, and trimming options with Valenciennes filet and lace bands. Materials listed include pink or blue cotton crepe, with yardage for size medium and trims.

Food Inspectors To Check Egg Quality In Athens

State Agriculture officials D R Prewitt and O B Lee arrived in Athens to lead a two day inspection tour across Gainesville and Cleveland. They aim to educate egg producers and dealers on good egg handling and the law, noting bad eggs are illegal and Georgia pays $900 daily for waste. Producers and dealers are urged to mail names and addresses to the Department of Agriculture for complete instructions and compliance guidance.

Messrs D. R. Prewitt O. 8 United States Georgia Department of Agriculture Atlanta

Exemption List For Colored School Pupils

Public schools exempt certain pupils from final exams based on term averages. The Athens High and Industrial School and East Athens School lists include grades and percentages for students in IV Year to 4th Grade, naming Anita Harris Sarah Bradley Mamie McWhorter Agnes Smith Thomas Reid Milledge Mack Sarah Harris Aurelius Brewer Susie Paul Maxwell Haynes Annie Allen Camilla Howard Fred Brown Joseph Dean Sale ma Hardeman Louise Hawkins Emma Jones Charlie Hightower Marion Hill Richard Jefferson Annie Laurie Derricott Leila Mapp Marguerite Stephens Albert Strong Ella Florence Tiller Lillie Mae Woody Emily Sherfield.

Athens High and Industrial School Anita B. Harris Sarah Grace Bradley Mamie S. McWhorter Agnes Smith Thomas Reid Milledge Mack Sarah H. Harris Aurelius Brewer Susie Paul Maxwell Haynes Annie B. Allen Camilla Howard Fred Brown Joseph Dean Salema Hardeman Louise Hawkins Emma Jones Charlie Hightower Marion Hill Richard Jefferson Annie Laurie Derricott Leila Mapp East Athens Marguerite Stephens Albert Strong Ella Florence Tiller Lillie Mae Woody Emily Sherfield

First of Twenty Ships Launched at Savannah

The Quinness, first of twenty composite ships to be built at Savannah, was launched tonight and will be delivered within thirty days.

Savannah Associated Press

Eucapine: modern antiseptic for foot pain and corns

Skin specialists blame germs in skin pores for swollen painful feet corns bunions and ingrowing nails. Eucapine antiseptic salve applied after bathing at bedtime stops incamation and soreness, shrinks swelling and removes calluses while destroying germs. Ask your drugist for Yale family jar 25 cents.

Yale Family

Indians Secret of Hair Growth Propaganda Notice

A sensational advertisement claims an Indians recipe can restore hair and cure baldness using Kotalko ointment. It promises free recipe by writing to John Hart Brittain in New York and offers ready to use Kotalko at drugstores, claiming universal fertility of roots and dramatic growth.

John Hart Brittain New York N. Y Kotalko

Lexington Notes From Georgia Local Items and Events

Lexington Georgia June 6 Mrs Alice Knox Worthy Matron Lexington chapter O E S Mrs Sarena Farr Organizer Mrs Minnie Crawford Guard Ruth of Grand Chapter O E S of Georgia and Mrs Phil Davis returned from Macon where they attended the seventeenth session of the grand chapter O E S of Georgia Mrs Davis elected grand north associate grand conductress Miss Julia Stewart has sold her home and moved to Cordele Mrs Stewart long resident and active in civic life in Lexington Prof Mooney ill after appendicitis in Nashville Tenn Miss Lottie Henderson visits Lexington for vacation and will teach in Gainesville next year Mrs Phil W Davis named principal at Meson academy Lexington school faculty enlarged Miss Annie Smith Grantville high school home for vacation Miss Pearl Shackelford to training at University of Wisconsin Mrs Paul Brown due home next week J D Broom of Athens carpenters at work in Lexington Prof H B Wallace ill at home Mrs Phil Davis president and Miss Julia McWhorter delegate attended 8th district meeting in Washington.

Lexington Julia Stewart Wm. J. Knox Cordele Phil Davis Julia McWhorter Lexington Civic League Washington

Mixed Speech Of A City Girl Echoing In The Country

A fragment recalls a city girl saying Muovver and urging a cow to moo, creating a small portrait of rural life. The brief line hints at language play and a rural setting through a child's whimsy and a farm scene.

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Cardus Pictorial Review Scallop Sol J. Boley Athens, Ga Avhge The Athens Savings Bank M. Stern M . Michael G. A. Mell J. J. Brown Colored School Recipe Mail Mooney Nashville Tenni Lottie Henderson B. H. Henderson Phil W. Davis Meson Academy Oglethorpe County Annie Smith Grantville High School Miss Pearl Shackelford University of Wisconsin Paul Brown Hampton J. D. Broom Athens H. B. Wallace Carlton High School Lower Churcht Street
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