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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
6
Rev C C Jarrell pastor of the First Methodist church returned yesterday from a flying trip to fill engagements promised some time ago He preached at Acworth Wednesday night and at Marietta yesterday morning.
President Jere M. Pound of the State Normal School will deliver the annual address next Tuesday at the District Agricultural and Mechanic High School in Monroe. The ad also notes medical claims for Foley Kidney Pills, promoted by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
The current issue of the Georgian, the literary magazine of the University of Georgia, presents stories and poems by Allan ONeill Louis Morrison Eugene Oberdorfer Jr Stephens Mitchell Raiford Wood and others. The editors urge readers to support college magazines financially by buying local advertising and favoring merchants who advertise, noting the sustained struggle to keep the magazine afloat.
The Walton superior court adjourned after a morning session presided by Judge Charles H. Brand with several divorces and civil matters disposed. Pleas of guilty in burglary cases and a not guilty verdict in another marked the day, with grand jury action pending. Local notes from Crooked Creek report church services, fires, sickness, visits, and community updates.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey as a cleansing health remedy for throat and mucous relief. It also promotes Ado Electric Bitters as a spring tonic available at druggists.
A vintage medical ad argues colds are infectious and cites spring weather as a trigger. It advocates Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to stop colds coughs and croup, crediting H. R Palmer & Sons.
Susquehanna Ave Pa offers reports of recoveries from tuberculosis and a booklet on diet and fresh air. A reader, L Klotz, describes severe hemorrhages and pneumonia then recovery after Alterative, noting relief from persistent cough. The product is claimed to strengthen the system with no habit forming drugs and is sold by mail order.
Atlanta, May 6. Ed Elder, who stabbed his wife to death in 1913, was sentenced to be hanged June 1. Carl Frazier, convicted of attacking a young girl, was sentenced to be hanged June 4. Both are Negroes.
Sérs. F. H. Trubus reports six years of relief using Chamberlain's Tablets for disordered liver function. He states they act quickly and provide the desired relief, noting they are sold by all dealers.
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