Advertising Pays When Trade Is Slow in Athens
Larry Gantt argues that merchants should maintain advertising during downturns to sustain cash flow. He cites C. A. Davis of Greensboro whose ads drew customers while rivals suffered. In Athens, banners and ads in the Banner-Herald boosted shop traffic, evidenced by aluminum ware sale crowds and robust turnout from surrounding counties.
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Cmd
C. A. Davis
Greensboro
Athens
Larrest
H. R. Palmer
Establishment
Mit Livyti
Palmer
Panner-Herald
Andy
Une
Tsaw
Banner-Herald
Herald
Silakment
Fay
Advertiairur
Teapa
Eminent Baltimore Surgeon to Visit Athens Saturday
Dr Howard A Kelley a famed gynecologist and Johns Hopkins surgeon arrives in Athens after banquet at the YMCA to perform two operations and conduct clinics at Athens General Hospital with a full program of talks clinics and a hospital reception. Athens physicians and many visiting doctors from Georgia and beyond will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Kelley
Baltomere
Athens
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Hopkins
Kelley
Aaron Cohet
Max Michael
Johns Hopkins
Athens General Hospital
Harold J. Reynolds
Mac Mishac
L. J. Sharp
Commerce
R. J. Westbrook
William Simpson
Washington
M. L. Mathews
Walde
J. C. Daniel
Statham
B. C. Davis
Atlanta
W. L. Green
Crawford
G. W. Kelly
Point Peter
H. P. Sullivan
Winder
W. D. Gholston
Danielsville
G. O. Sastellaw
Maysville
J. L Garrard
Milledgeville
L. G. Hardman
D. ©. Kelley
Lawrenceville
F.H. Sanders
Bow
Ersville
M. B. Allen Hoschton
M. McDonald
Jefferson
Chas. C. Echols
J.C. Verner
A. J. Griffith
Comer
F. M. Hubbard
W. K. Ewan
Monroe
W. H. Reynolds
Lexington
Dr. Deaver
H. H. Hampton
Colbert
J. C. McCrary
Royston
E. T. Gibbs
Gainesville
O. N. Hardin
Homer
J. W. Wallace
Be.c
Veale
Y. Pittard
Monticello
Belsher
H. W. Birdsong
J. C. Bloomfield
W. H. Cabaniss
B. B. Chandler
H. D. Coffee
D. H. DuPree
L. Gerdine
R. A. Goss
al Oin Holliday
C. L. Holliday
A. Huns
Digthews
Midr
Georgia
Wentmorelands
Crawford W. Long
LeConte
University of California, Green Greer
Beatty
McRae
Campbell
Joseph Jones
Dr Howard Kelley to Conduct Clinics Here Today
Noted Baltimore gynecologist Dr Howard Kelley, famous surgeon, was reported yesterday to be in the city for a series of medical clinics. He will oversee several sessions across local facilities today, drawing interest from practitioners and patients seeking his expertise.
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Howard Kelley
Baltimore
Balloon falls from Langley Field in Norfolk suburb
A large free balloon from Langley Field landed in a Norfolk suburb Friday afternoon after a rent in the bag caused an emergency landing. In command was Captain W O Butler with a four man crew. no injuries were reported.
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Norfolk
Langley Field
W. O. Butler
Athens Masons to Lead Centennial College Dedication
Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 of Masons will rededicate New College on the University of Georgia campus this Saturday afternoon marking the 100th anniversary of the cornerstone laid June 24 1822 by Mount Vernon Lodge. The ceremony includes Deputy Grand Master James D Hamrick and addresses by Frank F Baker Judge Andrew J Cobb with music by Morris band.
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Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22
Masona
New College
Mt. Vernon Lodge
United States
A. L
Mount Vernon Lodge
University of Georgia
Old College
Moses Waddell
James D. Hamrick
Abit Nix
W. M
Grant Lodge of Georgia
Frank F. Baker
Andrew J. Cobb
George E. Stone
David C. Harrow
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Sailor Freidman Convicted of Murder in Chicago
Sailor Freidman and Red Cohen, taxi drivers, were found guilty of murder and each sentenced to 14 years in the penitentiary by Judge John R. Caverly. David Edelman and Miller were acquitted.
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Chicago
William
Sailor
Red) Cohen
John R. Caverly
David Edelman
Joseph Schuleman
Apoll Max
Miller
Hitche
Mitet
Revoke License of Johny Wilson in New York
The New York state athletic commission revoked Johnny Wilson of Boston, middleweight champion, for failing to meet Harry Greb of Pittsburgh in a Madison Square Garden bout scheduled last January. The committee also set July 10 as the deadline for Jack Dempsey to accept or decline Harry Willk's challenge from New Orleans.
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New York State Athletic Compission
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Harry Willk
New Orleans
Harding Cabinet Rebels Against Censorship
Washington officials say President Harding’s cabinet will not face censorship for personal views. At the White House discussions touched Weeks and prohibition reform, with leaders agreeing that department heads may testify in Congress when needed to present arguments.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Weeks
Congress
Tobacco Growers Association Secures Major War Finance Loan
Oliver J. Sands, executive manager and treasurer of the Tobacco Growers cooperative association, announced in Richmond that a maximum $20,000,000 loan from the War Finance Corporation settles all questions about financing the tobacco crop movement in the district. He stated the movement will cause no shock to the local financial situation.
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Richmond
Oliver J. Sands
Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
War Finance Corporation
Six Home Runs In Bos ton Philadelphia Game
Philadelphia won six to nine in a nine inning game featuring six home runs. The long balls came from both clubs, highlighting a high scoring affair on Friday in Philadelphia.
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Boston-Phila
Philadelphia
Nomination Rejected for Savannah Postmaster Post
Da vid Watson Md expressed padition wan m acre fay 0 Senate Fri jeslon hstor of Jack Curran to Post Master at Savannah Ga went over to Monday. The committee was understood to have rejected the nomination of William B Sasser selected to be post master At Opp Ala.
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Vid Watson
Wan Macre Fay
Frijeslon Hstor
Jack Curran
Savaannah
William B. Sasser
Opp
Ala
Daniel Home Near Completion at Griffin Georgia
The R T Daniel Memorial Home, built by the Odd Fellows of Georgia in Griffin, will be completed in a few weeks to serve widows and orphans. An Administration Building stands on a 100 acre tract outside Griffin with cottages planned. Grand Master James A. Perry proclaims July 22 as Orphans Home Day urging Odd Fellows statewide to contribute.
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Griffin
al!Ingla
James A. Perry
Grand Lodge
Orpahas
Georgia
Steno 21 Quits to Seek Forest Patrol Work
Eileen Carroll a 21 year old Minneapolis woman quits a three and a half year office steno job to join the Superior National Forest as a patrolwoman. She impresses supervisor Calvin A Dahgren and becomes the first permanently stationed woman in the north woods. Carroll plans year round forestry work and faces a forest acid test in a peat bog before interview.
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Duluth
Minn
Eileen Carroll
Minneapolis
Superior National Forest
Calvin A. Dahgren
North Woods
Mias Carroll
Sale men injured in auto accident
Division salesman Weeks and salesman Rhodes of the American Tobacco Co were painfully injured in an auto accident near New York. Rhodes has his headquarters in the city and was reported to be in critical condition with head injuries. Weeks suffered multiple contusions but was listed as stable.
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Weeks
Rhodes
Americar Tobacco Co
Mrs Hoke in Critical State During Illness
Mrs J Z Hoke lies critically ill at her sister Mrs M L Davis home on North Milledge avenue after weeks of illness. She has resided in Augusta with sons John and Gene, visiting Davis when illness worsened. her late husband J Z Hoke previously served as commercial agent for Seaboard Railway.
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J. Z. Hoke
M. L. Davis
North Milledge Avenue
Seaboard Railway
Miss Harriet Barnett Dies After Illness at 81
Harriet Barnett aged 81 died at the home of Mr Gordon Barnett in Madison county after a four week illness. A native of Oconee county she had lived in Madison county eleven years and was a longtime Baptist church worker with many friends. Funeral Friday at 4 pm at Pittman graveyard conducted by Rev Willie Save with Bernstein Brothers handling arrangements. she is survived by two brothers.
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Harriet Barnett
Gordon Barnett
Madison County
Oconee County
The
Baptist Church
Pittman
Illie Save
Big League Results Lead Offs and Oddities
Major league scores show Philadelphia 10 Boston 9 and New York Brooklyn 1 with other results including Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 2 and St Louis 2 Chicago 5 while Chicago 6 Cleveland 6 and Detroit 10 St Louis 6 appear. A travel note mentions Mrs W Lean Taylor and her daughter Virginia leaving for Vienna Georgia after two weeks here with relatives.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pitttsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detreit
Wansiington
Electrical Storm Ravages Manitoba Towns and Portage La Prairie
A severe wind and electrical storm swept Manitoba causing at least two deaths and numerous injuries. Property damage ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars as the Forsyth Grain Elevator at Portage La Prairie was destroyed and many roofs were torn from buildings. The town appeared as if it had been dynamited.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Portage la‘ Prairie
Forsyth
Dr Kelley honored as guest at Athens hospital anniversary
Dr Howard A Kelley, guest of Athens General Hospital for its first anniversary, attended a banquet at the YMCA. speakers included Dr Harold Reynolds as toastmaster and hospital board president Max Michael. Kelley traced Hopkins history, urged hospital harmony, praised medical figures, and received a painting gift.
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Howard A. Kelley
Athens General Hospital
Forbes
Harold I. Reynolds
Hopkins
Max Michael
Kelley
Georgia B Y P U Elects Owen President for 1922 23
Rev Ham Russell Owen of Macon is reelected president and Miss Elizabeth Garner of Sandersville secretary treasurer as the Georgia State B Y P U closes its convention. Awards honor banners to several associations while a resolutions committee opposes dances and joyriding. Frank H. Leavell of Memphis addresses the challenge to Christian education.
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George M. Broadhurst
Georgia
Wit- Ham Russell Owen
Macon
Elizabeth Garener
Sandersville
Pleasant Grove Union
Friendship Associaion
Commerce Union
Sarepta Association
Country
Bethsarda Union
Laurens County Association
Sardis Union
Georgia Association
Kirkwood Union
Atlanta Association
Committee On Resolutions
Younes People’s Union
Geoaffia
Guy Ausinson
Hartwell
Chester Strickland
Fitzgerald
Powell Lee
Athens
First Baptist Church
Ming Helen Shay
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Atlanta
L. R. Scarborough
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Pfermon
Frank H. Leavell
Memphis
Georgia B. Y. P. A
Inter-Boari Commission
Southern Bapitist Convention
Daisy Shadburn
Buford
State Normal School
Christ
Jana
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Athens Wagons
Athens Masons
Tell
Arifr
Sailor Freidman
Johny Wilson
Daniel
Miss Barnett
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Mobile
DR. Kelley
Honor
Mrs. Forbes
Woman’s Auxiliary
DR. Reynolds
Lfe
University of Pennsylvania
Kensington Hospital
Oster, Welby
Hallatead
Hhis
Lso
Board of Governors
Osler
Welch
Hallsend
London
Dr. Duprea
Dia
1.G
Hardman
WM. A, Owen
Elizabeth Garner
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