Four Women Testify to Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Yonkers New York Mrs H J L Feather says the product restored her health after female troubles backache nervousness and indigestion. In Danville Ill Mrs D A Coz credits it with saving her life from severe female troubles. Ridgway Pa Mrs O M Rhines avoided surgery by using the remedy. Florence Isella of North Haven Conn also endorses the medicine as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. J. L. Feather
Hamilton Ave
N. Y. Danville
Ill
Inkham
D. A. Coz
Batestown Road
Danville
Ridgway
O. M. Rhines
Lydia E. Fo
Pinkham
Florence Isella
North Haven
Georgia Educators Meet in Macon for Annual Session
The Georgia Educational Association holds its 52nd annual meeting in Macon with County School Officials, drawing educators from Athens including Dr. Jos. S. Stewart Dr. T. J. Wooster Dr. Edwards and Dr. Odum of the University of Georgia Peabody School. The program covers committee meetings addresses by state and national figures and sessions on rural schools, high schools and teacher education through Saturday May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Educational Association
Macon
Athens
Jos
S. Stewart
T. J. Wooster
Edwards
Odum
Peabody School of Education and Summer School
University of Georgia
M. Pound
H. B. Ritchie
State Normal School
Dempsey
Wesley and Chapel
T. D. Ellis
Mulberry Street Church
Chaminade
Wesleyan Glee Club
Bridges Smith
C. R. Jenkins
Wesleyan Female
College
Roland B. Daniel
Columbus
Gypsies
Brahms—Wessley
Glee Club
Lanier
Georgia
M. J. Brittain
Senator Hoke Smith
Atlanta
L. D. Newton
Mercer University
C. H. Bruce
E. W. Newton
Boston
Mass
Laura M. Smith
J. E. Mathis
Americus
New Holland
Katherine Dozier
Gainesville
J. 8
Stewart
Carleton B. Gibson
Savannah
J. M. Pound
R. B. Daniel
J. C. Wardlaw
B. B. Earle
Statesboro
Jason Scarboro
Tifton
W. P. Thomas
West Point
L. O. Freeman
Conyers
J. B. Duke
Forsyth
W. “Pp
Jones
Rome
J. H. Parks
Madison
J. A. Mershon
N. E. Ware
Thomson
H. D. Knowles
Quitman
R. M. Monts
Cochran
Offcera
Agricultural Schools
R. He Hunt
Agricultural School
Powder Springs
Department of Higher and Secondary Education
R.B. Daniel
Jessie Muse
Peabody School of Education
Harry H. Stone
Newton County
Lora B. Able
Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Elizabeth Holt
Calloway
Harlem
Howard Odum
University of Ga
Department of
A. L. Brewer
Cordele
L H. Browning
Moultrie
J. E. Parks
Cedartown
Lillian Rule
South Georgia Normal College
Valdosta
W. P. Jones
Department of Public School Music
Jennie M. Weller
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Lila
Wellington Chase
Lodge Directory Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows Meet Weekly
St Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at 8 30 at Castle Hall Jes ter Building Clayton Street Visiting members invited Abit Nix Howard T Abney K of R and S Williams Lodge No 16 I O O F meets Mondays at Odd Fellows Hall Max Joseph Building All brethren invited A L Howland N G J A Mealor R S Glenn Lodge No 75 I O O F meets Tuesdays at Odd HD Stevens N G J T Gallaher R S Glenn Athens 8 P O Es No 700 meets second and fourth Wednesdays 8 30 at lodge quarters Broad and Lumpkin B F Tuck B R Q H Palm R Sec Mt Vernon Lodge F A M Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 meets Thursdays at Masonic Hall third floor Max Joseph Building Clayton Street E C Paine W M INO G Quinn Sec Geo B Davis Camp 292 W C W meets Wednesdays 8 pm in Woodmen Hall Max Joseph Building first and third for business second and fourth for degree team Uniform Rank Drill Visiting Sovereigns invited W W Beacham C C J D Hood Clerk
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St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Glenn Lodge
O. F
Odd Fellows
Max Joseph
HD. Stevens
Galliher
Athens
P.O. Es
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin
F. Tuck
B. R
Q. H. Palm
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Clayton Street
E. C, Paine
W. M. Ino
G. Quinn
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
W. W. Beacham
C. C
Duties on Parcel Post Hiked by One Hundred Per Cent
Import duties on all goods sent by parcel post or mail have been doubled, rising by 100 percent. The report cites Associated Press from Mexico City dated May 1. Also noted is a British scientist calculation: sunlight exerts about 70,000 tons of pressure on the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Earth
With That Exception Parlor Philosopher Quip
A quotation from Life quotes the Parlor Philosopher claiming all things are possible, then the Mere Man counters that some people are not, framing a wry social truism about limits to possibility.
Division and Its Equipment
Special to the Banner. The National Geographic Society publishes data on a U S infantry division as reorganized for the war with Germany. The unit would comprise three infantry brigades, field artillery, cavalry, engineers, signals, aero squadron, and support trains totaling about 28 235 officers and men with 28 334 including motor trains. Costs run near 9 million dollars, with a large equipment inventory of rifles, pistols, artillery, machine guns, wagons, trucks, horses, mules, and ambulances. Details note that future Army tables from the War College will refine unit strengths and gear.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Washington
United States Army
Europe
Germany
United States
Council of National Defense
Army War College
Government Printing Office
Baseball Yesterday's Pro Games Mixed Results Across Leagues
Results show Washington defeating New York 8 to 2 in American action while Cleveland beat St Louis in cold weather and Chicago triumphed over St Louis 9 to 0 in the National ledger. Southern games feature Atlanta taking two wins over New Orleans and other scorelines across Chattanooga Nashville Little Rock Memphis Birmingham Mobile. Sally list includes Jacksonville losing to Augusta and Macon over Columbia with Columbus and Charleston noted.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland-St. Louis
Chicago-Detroit
Southern
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Humming as a Habit and Hidden Music
A reflective piece notes humans hum in daily life while hummingbirds rely on humming for a living. It considers how improvised tunes may fade without encouragement and muses on lost musical gems and unmade composers. The author contrasts natural humming with the rarity of embracing music during routine tasks.
Must be a Rare Sort of Cider
A brief exchange notes cider described as the glory of a summer afternoon and April morning, with one paper contrasting it to apple juice and prompting a view from the Atlanta Constitution on cider’s quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Atlanta Constitution
Don't Try to Shift Blame Blunt Warning Exchange Quote
A short prose quote urges self accountability for health and life choices. It cautions against blaming others after long neglect and situates responsibility with the individual human life. The dated tone reflects moral admonition common to period editorials.
Saying is Made Wholesome by Proper Frying Temperatures
Fats power the body and fried foods can be wholesome when cooked at correct temperatures. Studies show minimal fat absorption at about 350F for lard and 300F for beef drippings and vegetable fats, with risks rising if temps fall. Pan frying reduces absorption but increases burning. housewives should manage fat trim waste and request trimmings with meat.
Shadow talk and a front running shadow tale
Aunt Helen spoke in vivid terms about her troubles, saying a shadow always hung over her and that her shadow always goes on in front of her. Sitte Mamie listened as the exchange unfolded in a casual chat.
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Helen
Sitte Mamie
Plea in Avoidance From a Virginia Town
An African American man named Chris, in a small Virginia town, holds multiple roles as bank janitor, store custodian, post office messenger, newspaper distributor, and itinerant shoe shiner. He is described as clever, forming a rapport with locals. He once joked with a circuit court judge, offering a calendar and saying he plans to give the judge twelve months ahead, implying a future of reciprocal treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chris
Gehferhah
Erhool
A Big Job and a Humorous Homecoming Joke
A lighthearted snippet recalls a traveler recounting a rough return where eight men tried to hold him up, prompting a witty exchange about handling him when drunk. The quip ends with a playful remark about needing two helpers for the feat.
Feather beds return charm to modern sleeping rooms
Readers note feather beds are making a comeback as homes favor open windows for better air. Despite electric pads and other aids, many insist feathers provide superior warmth and comfort, questioning why feather pillows would be used without feather beds.
There Are Few Takers Debutante Advice By Abe
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a sharp wit line suggesting that men like Abe could offer counsel to debutantes, implying limited interest or readiness among potential helpers. The remark frames advice as a humorous social commentary on courting culture.
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Abe
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Ga. Normal and Industrial College
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Augusta
Brian S. Brown
Savannah High Schools
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Lodge Directory
Militar Istic
the Society League
New York City
Athens Engineering Company
WAR Department
ARMY
National
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnatii
Pittsburg
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U.C. V. Reunion
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