Banner Day for Athens as Eternal Magdalene Comes
Saturday March fourth in Athens marks banner day as Colonial Attraction presents The Eternal Magdalene by Robert Mc Laughlin with Clara Joel leading a New York level cast including Wilson Reynolds Helene Rapport George Wright Jr Helen Judson Malcolm Arthur Allene Durano and many others. The drama follows a man who learns the value of life through a decisive crisis aided by a nameless noble woman whose influence shapes the outcome.
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Athens
Robert McLaughlin
Selwyn and Company
New York
Clara Joel
Wilson Reynolds
Helene Rapport
George Wright, Jr
Helen Judson
Malcolm Arthur
Allene Durano
New York Cotton Market Mixed as War Risks Influence
The cotton market opens nervous in New York with Liverpool cables higher on war risk fears. May slips to 11.34, July to 11.44, as liquidation and New Orleans weakness weigh, but prices rally after midday on firmer New Orleans tone and covering. Spot markets show widespread steady readings across U.S. cities and Liverpool futures close down slightly.
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New, York
Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Athens
Atlanta
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Memphis
Charleston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Little Rock
Dallas
Boston
Galveston
Market quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and Livestock Futures
Readings show May and July futures for WHEAT CORN and OATS with price ranges and close values. Also listed are May and July rib futures with daily high low and settlement figures in a compact market summary.
Warehouse Fire Destroys Hall Plant in Crawfordville
A fire in Crawfordville Georgia destroyed the Stephens warehouse the Masonic hall and the Advocate-Democrat plant. The blaze was discovered as a Georgia train arrived with a passenger reporting the alarm. The warehouse held 158 bales of cotton partly insured.
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Banner
Crawfordville
Stephens
Masonic Hall
Advocate-Democrat
Georgia
Atlanta
Neighborly Advice from Athens Resident on Kidney Pills
Mrs Louis Smith of 951 East Broad Street Athens shares her experience with kidney trouble lasting two years. She describes back pain dizziness dark spots and irregular urine and says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her symptoms both years ago and after a recent cold settled on her kidneys. The remedy cost 50 cents at all dealers and she recommends Dean's Kidney Pills for relief.
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Athens
Louis Smith
E. Broad St
Dean
Smith & Brothers’ Drug Store
Col Boifeuillet Reports Rich London Visit and Notable Speeches
Col John T. Boifeuillet, Georgia House clerk, now in London with American diplomacy, details three Parliament visits. He cites speeches by Asquith, Grey, and Lord Kitchener on conscription and blockade, notes front-row seating in the Distinguished Strangers' Gallery, and attendance of cabinet members. He recalls meeting Col. E. M. House and plans to view the throne address upon reconvening Parliament.
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Atlanta, Ga
John T. Boifeuillet
House of Representatives of Georgia
Looe
England
Boiseuillet
Asquith
Edward Grey
Lord Kitchener
House of Lords
Sir Edward Grey
House of Commons
London
John Simon
John Dillon
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
New York
Europe
Princely Entertainer and Confederate Relics Revealed
A noted entertainer admired by King Edward is described as a charming man with a home filled with rich ornaments. His library features a Confederate flag and portraits of Lee and Jackson, reflecting memorabilia from travels, while a sixteen year old boy is noted in the text.
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Edward
Lee
Jackson
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only by constitutional remedies. It reasons that inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube causes deafness and that catarrh underlies most cases. The ad offers $100 for a deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, with local druggist sales and a note about Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Drugeists
Murderer to be hanged for murder of Manda Ware
Special to the Banner Hartwell Ga March 1 Superior court with Judge J N Worley presiding found Robert Skelton colored guilty of murdering Manda Ware a Negro woman and sentenced him to be hanged April 21 1916. A motion for new trial was filed.
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Bannyey Hartwell
Ttart
J. N. Worley
D. W. Meadow
Robert Skelton
Manda Ware
Skelton
Dangers of Draft and Sloan's Liniment Relief
Slogan style ad warns drafts cause neuralgia stiff neck and sore muscles, recommending Sloan's Liniment to stimulate circulation and relieve neuralgia headaches and neuritis. One or two applications yield warmth and rest, with price 25 cents at the druggist.
School House Burns Believed Incendiary
Special to the Beemner. Jefferson, Ga., March 1. The building for white people at E stone, Jackson county, was damaged by a fire suspected to be incendiary. Local authorities investigated the blaze and no injuries were reported. The incident adds to a series of arson concerns in the region.
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Jefferson, Ga
Estone
Jackson County
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Thedford
Mer
Colonial Theatre
Selwyn & Co. Niene
Eternal Magdalene
By Robert McLaughlin
Vue
the McGregor Company
Green & Michael
Southern Mutual Building Loan Department
Orr
Ami
Athens Business College
Colonial Theater
South
Mary Turner
Law
Clara
Joe
Colonial
Mattice and
Chas. Stern
Chicago
Col. Boifeuilet
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