Athens Banner carrier rates and political notices
The Athens Banner lists subscription rates and delivery notes for carriers, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and bans carrier solicitations. It surveys political shifts in Georgia, upcoming May 8–9 trade days, chautauqua praises, and mentions races for governor and U S Senate with local commentary on candidates and attendance at Alabama-Georgia and Tech games.
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Athens prepares to reopen bank under new name
Citizens Bank and Trust Company plans quick reorganization and name change. Directors and local business leaders back a strong new bank to reopen by summer with depositors paid dollar for dollar and most stockholders remaining involved. Athens commerce remains stable amid recent failures.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Athens
The Oath Its Sanctity and Danger of Perjury
The article urges reverence for the oath amid widespread perjury in Georgia and other cities. It argues perjurers undermine liberty and justice, calls for convictions, and urges judges teachers and parents to teach the solemn duty of truthfulness to future generations.
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Georgia
Mediation Prospects for Mexican Crisis and Possible Peace
The article discusses mediation by South American mediators on the Mexican crisis. It notes Huerta and Carranza's openness to mediation, with peace possible if mediators’ findings are approved by Wilson and Mexican leaders. It warns of renewed hostilities if Huerta is not expelled and emphasizes American principles and the stance toward Mexican ports.
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Huerta
Carranza
Wilson
America
The Success of the Chautauqua in Athens
The Athens chautauqua proves a strong success drawing 2000 for a night show. The event offers value with low price and strong turnout, showing Athens patrons respond to real quality and a broader cultural program. The article also notes the chautauqua spirit spreading across the South and West. The piece closes with a seasonal verse about spring returning.
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Athens
Chautauqua
May 1914 Vision of spring and Georgia politics
The piece mixes poetic verse about May 1914 with politics notes. It predicts Judge Holden’s election as governor without conflict, praises Rainey on re election to the prison commission, and notes college debates among Georgia Virginia and Carolina groups. It ends with an ad praising Foley's Honey and Tar for children and a testimonial from Mrs Shipps.
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Holden
E. L. Rainey
Prison Commission Board
Rainey
Georgia
Foley
Kellogg-Haines Singing Party Members Featured
The Kellogg-Haines Singing Party presents Miss Imogene Gross soprano and Miss Albha Montague contralto with John Eichenberger tenor and William A. Goldburg baritone. Pianist Delbert Chute, pupil of Hewrot Levy, also contributes, while Montague studied under Professor McBurney in Chicago and is a Hyde Park Church soloist.
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Imogene Gross
St Louis
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Stella E Kellogg- Haines
Albha Montague
Professor McBurney
Chicago
Big Hyde Park Baptist
Chicago University
Lyceum
Delbert Chute
Hewrot Levy
United States
Adolph Bruone
Kellogg Haines Singers to Perform at Chautauqua Light Opera
The Kellogg Haines Singing Party headlines a Chautauqua week program presenting Lovely Galatea and selections from other operas. They plan to offer oratorio excerpts and sacred concert pieces on Sunday in place of grand opera.
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Kellogg-Haines
Debate on Equal Suffrage at City Hall Tonight
Tonight at City Hall a debate on equal suffrage will feature eminent speakers on both sides. The resolution asks Georgia to grant women the vote on the same basis as men with speakers for and against and a post discussion Q&A.
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Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
City Hall
YFP
State of Georgia
Strickland
John Morris
R. S. Pond
H. W. Odum
R. E. Curtis
P. F. Brock
M. G. Michael
John Collier
New York City
Bold sulpur cream relieves itching and eczema quickly
A prominent dermatologist emphasizes bold sulphur cream calms itching fast and heals eczema. The thick cream cools and treats irritated skin, providing immediate relief even when eruptions persist, with relief lasting for years after symptoms subside.
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Move to Relocate Church After Rail Traffic Hinderances
The Negro Methodist Church at Pierce's Chapel A M E on Foundry Street held a rally to raise 1119 dollars for building a new church after railroads opened nearby. Rev J W Dore leads the effort with twelve captains listing donations from Laura Reid Nellie Smith Mattie Lyle Fannie Foster Henry Strickland Mary Strickland Jane Johnson R L Harris Warren Derricott Judge Bell Charles Hicks Emanuel Johnson and cash subscriptions total 1119.12. Also an advertisement promotes Fol ey Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and swollen hands and feet.
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Pierce
Laura Reid
Nellie Smith
Mattie Lyle
Fannie Foster
Henry Strickland
Mary Strickland
Jane Johnson
R. L. Harris
A. Es
Warren Derricott
Judge Bell
Charles Hicks
Emanuel Johnson
Cardui Remedy Ad Promises Relief for Women Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Cardus as a feminine tonic aiding weak women for over 50 years. It includes testimonial of restored health after twelve tablets, urges readers to consult druggists and request a 64 page book from Chattanooga Medicine Co. N.C. 1393.
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Cardut
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
N.C
Colored Y M C A meeting inspires supporters and music
The colored Y M C A meeting on Thursday night drew strong interest as members gathered to select loyal supporters for the work. The Ideal choir of Ebenezer, Hill's Chapel, and Ruth Murden offered music, Rev J W Dore spoke on the work's need, and minutes were read and adopted.
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Colored Y. M. C. A
Colored Young Men’s Christian Association
Ebernezer
E. D. Lawson
Ruth Murden
Hill
S. F. Harris
C. 8. Haynes
J. H. Horton
W. H. Johnson
J. W. Dore
W. D. Norflett
N. T. Walker
W. B. Lawrence
J. T. Dorsey
J. T. Johnson
S. M. Busry
Hyomei Air Remedy Promises Quick Head Sinus Relief
An ad touts Hyomei as a fast acting remedy for cold congestion and catarrh. It claims relief within five minutes, reaching the nasal and throat mucous membranes and improving vitality. H. R. Palmer & Sons offers a complete outfit for one dollar with a money back promise.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
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