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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
5
Mrs. Margaret Quinn of 259 Worthen St Lowell reports relief from a three year postmenopausal condition with headaches, nervousness and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved well being and urges other sick women to try the remedy.
A local shop highlights a variety of graduation gift options including Waterman fountain pens fine stationery memory books Bibles leather bound volumes and keepsake pictures. The display suggests practical and keepsake items such as leather bound books and pennants for graduates.
A local page enumerates lodge meetings and officers, including Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias, Williams Lodge No 15 I O O F, Glenn Lodge No 75 I O O F, Mt. Vernon Lodge F and A M No 22, and others. It notes meeting nights, halls, and contact lines, with visiting members invited. Also lists Mt. Vernon and Rutherford units of Woodmen and Ku Klux Klan factions with meeting times and rooms.
In a White House order President Wilson endorses the Young Men's Christian Association as a vital civilian adjunct to the U S Army and calls for nationwide campaigns to raise 3 million dollars to support YMCA work in camps and posts Athens Georgia plans widespread participation led by churches and local leaders.
Annie Stewart of Boston testifies Tonoline relieved seven years of stomach trouble including indigestion gas and headaches. She reports renewed energy sleep and appetite after two weeks on Tonoline and urges friends to try it. Palmer's drug stores sell and guarantee Tonoline with cautions on weight gain. Includes fashion notes and price listings for Crepe Georgette dress and Pictorial Review patterns.
Cotton prices slipped at first as cables were weak but buying returned in New Orleans and higher levels followed. Liverpool futures opened steady to higher with spot sales and receipts noted, while Chicago grain and livestock quotes also appear in the market wrap.
An adult with coughs colds or bronchitis is invited to Palmer and Son drug store for a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. The offer promises a good night's rest and free expectoration, with regular sizes priced at 25 and 75 cents.
In Persia there are no distilleries breweries or public houses and the only intoxicating beverage used is homemade wine.
The Ninth Annual State High School Meet and Conferences will be hosted by the University of Georgia June 14 15 1917 with athletic and literary contests for winners of district meets. Notices go to contestants and teachers and arrangements cover housing meals and campus facilities for male and female participants and visitors.
A physician promotes a freckle removing treatment claiming high success in clearing complexions. The advertisement guarantees refund if ineffective and urges use of double strength ethine for noticeable improvement starting with initial applications.
A straight line cotton voile frock trimmed with braiding buttons and a belt of foulard silk. Collar vest and sleeves use chiffon shading. Design suits season silks. medium size requires 6 yards 40 inch voile 2 yards 44 inch chiffon and 4 yards ribbon. Pictorial Review Costume No. 7066 sizes 34 to 42 inches bust price 26 cents.
The lilium chalcedonium is linked to the lily in Matthew six twenty eight and compared with Solomon's robes. Its color is described as scarlet or purple and it grows profusely in moist parts of Asia Minor.
The yellow pine in California grows from 100 feet above sea level to 7,000 feet, with the Jeffrey pine variety reaching 9,000 feet. This broad altitudinal range is described as the most remarkable for any pine species.
Simple design frock features a dark blue linen blouse with self fabric folds and embroidery, paired with a coordinating skirt. Open neck finished with a white organdy turn-back collar, sizes 34 to 44 bust, blouse 20 cents, skirt 15 cents.
Among grass seeds used for food are barley corn millet oats rice rye wheat with roots used for medicine and stems for sugar and molasses bamboo and other grasses have various uses in agriculture and industry.
A native acacia, the cat's claw Gregii, grows from shrub to tree in Southern California and Arizona. It bears small pale yellow flowers and many sharp thorns, native to the region.
In ancient times silver served for ornaments and Spain was likely the main source. The hills of Palestine are believed to have contributed some metal.
The censored dialogue mentions a boss and the question of a salary raise. The garbled text implies confusion or frustration over the boss's response and the narrator’s or a character’s request for more pay.
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