SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST IN ATHENS ADS AND LOANS
A collage of classifieds notes from The Banner on insurance divisions, rents, bank rates, and loan offers. Prominent items include Lipscomb's Specialty Insurance, Jester Fire Insurance pitch, Milledge Ave apartment for rent, Annie Patman mention, Athens Savings Bank 4 percent interest deposits, Green & Michael loan dept for city property or farm lands, a young man seeking a stone bookkeeper position, Williams Bros moving and packing, Williams & House radiator repairs, and F. K. Freeman fruit trees, plus room and board ads.
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Green & Michael, Loan Dept
Lost Auto License and Tire Notice in Athens
Found items include a lost auto license number 18008 Georgia and a U S Tire and Fiske Tube inflated on de mountable rims with a tail light. Return to T B Hill 856 Lumpkin Street Athens for liberal reward. Also six summer school students seek rooms and board at 195 Hill Street with phone 307 R. New Auto Service offers rides, call G E Bray for day or night trips Friendly driver and night prices.
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U. S
Fiske
Express
T. B. Hill
Lumpkin
Hill St
Bray
Lumpkin Street
Athens
Positive relief claims for sleep loss and digestion tonic
An advertisement touts Jackson's Cordial as a positive relief for sleepless nights and indigestion in all its forms including constipation and nervousness. It also promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria preventative and system builder, noting its tasteless quinine formula and price of 60 cents.
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Jackson
GROVE
Notice to swap buggies for good mules in city listing
A brief notice states that R. L. Cauthen of 167 West Clayton Street will exchange new buggies for good mules.
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R. L. Cauthen
West Clayton St
New Metal Workers Opens in City at 151 Broad Street
A new firm named by Messrs Williams and Shouse, formerly with a leading local house, opens at 151 Broad Street. The company specializes in tin and sheet metal work with radiator repairs and automobile body building given special attention by experienced experts in charge.
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Messrs. Williams and Shouse
Broad Street
D. D. D. Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Or of wintergreen thymol glycerine and other healing ingredients compounded into the D D D Prescription has become the universal favorite of skin sufferers. It penetrates pores and gives instant relief from burning and itching. It cleanses and heals inflamed skin, with soothing oils. Druggists recommend this soothing cooling liquid and soap in bottles 2 f for 0 2 and $1.00. Money back if the first bottle does not relieve you.
Elberton Fugitive Leaps From Bridge After Chase
Yesterday near Elberton a young man named Will Donald leaped from a railroad trestle about 35 feet above the river island while fleeing a bicycle theft accusation. He was found unconscious after the fall and rushed back toward Elberton by train, with police in pursuit and a soldier observing the pursuit from the bridge.
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Will Donald
Elberton
Donald
W. H. Irvin
Uncle Sam
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatic Pain Relief
Sloans Liniment relieves rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache lumbago and sprains quickly without rubbing. It soothes and penetrates, cleaner and more effective than plasters or ointments. Keep a bottle at home for prompt relief from nerve pains bruises strains and external aches. At your druggist 25c 50c or 1.00.
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Sloan
Merchant bound over for liquor in store on Prince avenue
Recorder Price bound over J. S. Keese to the state court on a charge of violating prohibition laws after officers found a quantity of whiskey in his store on Prince avenue. The bond was set at $300.
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J. 8. Keese
Keese
Prince Avenue
Gainesville hunter dies in accidental hunting incident
Ernest Harrod of Gainesville Florida was accidentally killed today while hunting near Panama. The incident, reported by the Associated Press, occurred on June 26 with no details on the exact location or cause.
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Associated Press
Panama
Ernest Harrod
Gainesville
Fla
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In American League action Boston and Washington split with scores 0 4 and 4 3 while New York defeated Philadelphia 1 0 and later 7 5 over Chicago Detroit rain-affected. Cleveland crushed St Louis 9 2. National League results Brooklyn edged Boston 3 2 and Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 with Philadelphia 2 New York 0 and St Louis Cincinnati awaiting. Atlanta beat Birmingham 4 3 New Orleans Mobile played Sunday Chattanooga won 9 2 Little Rock 2 Memphis 13 Nashville 0. South Atlantic saw Charleston 0 Columbia 2 Augusta 1 and Jacksonville 7 over?
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American
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
National
Broklyn
Brooklyn
eNew York
St. Louis
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans-Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Young Ladies of Y W C A Entertain Soldiers
Last night the Y W C A hosted Company B Fifth Georgia Regiment National Guard on duty for two months or more. The gym was decorated with flags and bunting. The soldiers called it one of the happiest hours in two years. The evening featured progressive conversation games charades refreshments and social time on the moonlit lawn.
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Association
Fifth Georgia Regiment
National Guard
County Commissioners Adjourned Meeting Scheduled Today
The board of county commissioners of roads and revenues will meet in the clerk of the board’s office at the courthouse with Mr Tate Wright present. It is the adjourned session from last Tuesday when a quorum could not be formed due to member absence and another’s illness.
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Board of County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Tate Wright
Kidney trouble from overeating ad claims Salts cure
An old health ad warns Americans eat too much rich food causing kidney strain lazily filtering uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid flush to cleanse kidneys, reduce acidity, and improve urine while offering a pleasant fizz drink for home use.
Celery Not Nerve Food Says USDA Bulletin
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin states celery is not a nerve food and that such beliefs likely stem from older notions that many plants possessed special virtues. the claim lacks warrant.
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Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Man's Life Traced Through Ups and Downs
The remark follows a jest about a man whose life spans varied roles from elevator boy to mountain climber and now balloon ascension styling, illustrating a life of dramatic shifts and evolving careers.
Calotabs Calomel Turned Into Nausealess Remedy On Sale
Promotes Calotabs as a nausea free calomel tablet for biliousness and constipation. Claims the new tablet removes dangerous qualities while retaining medicinal virtues. One nightly tablet with water cleanses the liver by morning and allows normal activity. Sold only in sealed packages containing twenty doses for thirty five cents.
Winder Launches Red Cross Drive in Georgia
Special to the Banner reports Winder Georgia has begun a Red Cross fundraising drive with a mass meeting at the courthouse. Speeches and organization were completed for an immediate generous subscription to support the war effort. The piece also notes reflections on happiness in childhood and quotes Lord Avebury warning of harsh speech affecting children, and references horse trainer Rarey.
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Winder
Red Cross
Rarey
Lord Avebury
Ticknor and the Vassalls in a Boston Society Sketch
In Gamaliel Bradford's Portraits of Women an anecdote centers on George Ticknor, the Boston publisher, and a Lady Holland. The Lady boasts that New England was settled by conics, which Ticknor lightly counters by noting that some Vassalls were early Massachusetts settlers.
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Gamaliel Bradford
George Ticknor
Bostop
Holland
Oy Ticknor
London
New England
Sunless and Sunlit Rooms in Healthy Dwellings
Sunlight should flood every room at some point in the day to ensure health. Proper window placement and light access are essential for well being, with sunbaths valued highly for maintaining a healthy body and eyes protected when sunlight is bright.
Goddesses Preceded Gods In Ancient Civilizations
In Greece Asia Minor India and Egypt women held divine rank before men with goddesses inventing arts and crafts. The Muses led poetry and music before Apollo Isis as bread goddess Demeter teaching sowing. The shift to women in varied vocations is a return to ancient natural conditions says Havelock Elis.
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Greece
Asia Minor
India
Egypt
Apollo
Isis
Demeter
Havelock
Elis
Anger and Rage Warn Against The Toll Of Wrath
A reflective exhortation notes that anger damages both body and spirit. It compares a furious man to a tense arching cat and warns rage shortens life. The text cites historical speaker Spurgeon on passion’s deadly cost.
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Jas
Sion
Moe
Spurgeon
Astronomers of Ancient Times On Daylight Calculation
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss early astronomers starting with Ptolemy and observing the sun's culmination at noon. The text hints at dividing the day into two twelvehour periods and mentions genetics and necine as unclear terms, reflecting garbled readings of historical astronomical methods.
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Pine Tops
Oconee River
Mitchell's
Ui Tai
J. O. Bradwell
Lipscomb
Iinsurance
J. C. Jester
Milledge Ave
Annie Patman
Athens Savings Bank
Williams Bros
Thomas Bros
F. K. Freeman
Care Banner
Williams &House
Broad St
A. C.- Stephens Optometrist
J. T. Anderson
NEW Metal Workers
Boston Cafe
Harmon & Ekod
Gaugedale Greenhouses
D G. Anderson & Co
D. D. Ng Britaris
En Amor H. R. Palmer & Sons
Sloans Liniment
Merchant
Fred Palmer
Whitener
Hiss Kingston
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Fred Palmers
Pearl Moore
South Atlantic
Charleston
Columbia
Augusta
Jacksonville
RED Cross Drive
Castoria
Lipscomp
Clarkesville
M. G. Dearing
Erwin: & Company
Exie
Harry P. Stimson
Insurance Department
Oscar Nichols Erwin & Company
Asohn
PRI
Paul
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