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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1917
Page
7
The ad lists women's dresses from $15 to $25 and house dresses at $1 to $2.50, girls wear from 35 cents to $1.50, and muslin underwear prices. It promotes silk crepe de chine and chiffon satin fabrics, printed veils, serges and poplins, sport plaids, and household linens with numerous per item prices and casual sale language.
Chapter A B will meet Mrs. Rowe on Tuesday March 20 at 11 a m. Miss Jennie Arnold to entertain the Not-a-Chance Club Monday morning with music pupils recital planned by Mrs E C McEvoy and Mrs Morrisrow.
Rev. E Hee pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle Kay returned from Atlanta where she attended the men's missionary conference.
Miss Evelyn Lewis of the State Normal School will read Henry Van Dyke's The Lost Word at 8 PM in the Christian Church under the Christian Endeavor Society. A regular Christian Endeavor meeting is at 7 PM. Also promotes Foley products and advises on croup prevention and kidney tonics.
An article by Ann Theodore urges housekeepers to learn proper child nutrition using authoritative sources. It cites Emmett Holt’s The Care and Feeding of Children and outlines detailed feeding schedules for children from 12 months to three years, emphasizing milk, cereals, broths, beef juice, eggs, and prune or fruit purées, with careful preparation and minimal sugar.
City Baraca and Philathea classes announce a postponed monthly meeting at First Baptist on Tuesday at 8 PM. Dr Belk will deliver the address. All Barsca and Philathea members are urged to attend, with invitation extended to others.
Pablo Des Verdino Cuba secretary of state called on Secretary Lansing to express thanks for the U S attitude during the revolutionary uprising. He stated the government had dealt the revolutionists a crashing blow.
John W. Overton of Yale set a new world indoor record for 1000 yards in the AAU championships finishing in two minutes fourteen seconds.
Tuesday marks the final return day for the April term of Clarke superior court and many cases are expected to be filed in the clerk’s office by night. The piece also reports on a list titled The Roll of Dishonor naming twelve senators associated with a Kentucky progressive source, including La Follette and Stone.
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