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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
5
Berlin reports a wave of wartime papers on front lines and in fortresses. German troops in occupied areas publish French language issues with adapted spellings to suit local readers. The press includes cartoons and multilingual editions, aimed at shaping civilian view and boosting morale.
Mrs William Corn told Justice Stein that her husband was arrested for disturbing the peace after arguing at a family silver wedding celebration. She complained he gave her only a paper cap with wings while relatives presented a silver shower. The judge suspended sentence on William pending better conduct.
Miss Goldie Hing an eighteen year old telephone operator on a St Louis street car seized a man she accused of grabbing her two weeks earlier. He named several aliases as she marched him five blocks to a police station. The incident drew a crowd as the car halted.
Two petrified skeletons were unearthed by quarrymen in a cavern carved into blue rock on a Hulton hillside. One skeleton is a man of giant stature and the other a much smaller woman. Geologists believe they belong to a prehistoric age.
Judge H S West orders Mat Hubbard to eight months on probation under court supervision instead of chain gang. Tate Wright is named probation officer. sheriff to deliver custody to Wright under Georgia probation act of 1913. Court cites youth, orphan status, first offense, and bad influence of older man in whiskey purchase.
Advertised medicine claim for Sloan's Liniment to ease rheumatic pain by topical application with fast relief. Mentions 25 cent price and money back guarantee. Include Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and croup as safe effective cough remedy. Palmer & Sons promotes these ads.
The fiftieth annual Georgia Educational Association gathering meets in Macon with Dean J C Wardlaw presiding. Dr A M Soule of the State College of Agriculture presents on sending a college to the people as Dr J S Stewart outlines the high school outlook.
Athens resident Miss R D Farabee shares that Doan's Kidney Pills gave better results than any other remedy she tried. The 50 cent price is available at dealers, with Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as the makers.
Ralph Tennal recalls a Sabetha schoolboy who asks his mother for a math problem: If a woman pays her grocer 50 cents a dozen for eggs. The mother objects, saying such a problem is extravagant and scandalous to teach. Kansas City Star report.
An English schoolgirl opines that much butter is imported from Denmark because Danish cows display greater enterprise and superior technical education than those in Britain.
The great annual singing will be held in Athens on June 4 and 5 marking the second year of the event. Expect hundreds of singers from North Georgia with two all day sessions and dinner for crowds. Dr Pendley and Prof J B Vaughan are coordinating anxiously as organizers anticipate 2000 to 2500 attendees with strong local business and chamber of commerce support boosting regional attendance.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey and Electric Bitters as cures for throat and nasal mucous complaints. It claims the Pine Forest scent brings newness and vigor and urges readers to buy at all druggists.
The article argues night air is purer in large cities and offers tips for best ventilation by opening windows at top and bottom. It also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and ends with a note on cherishing enthusiasm and loving one’s work for success.
The essay argues Rousseau was likely the father of the French Revolution, noting his writings prepared the minds of the French for the political and social upheaval despite many contributing factors.
Athens county tax receivers warn over fifteen hundred residents, mainly city heavyweights, may be doubled taxed as delinquent returns are made from available data. J H Dorsey urges prompt filings before the equalizer meeting. city delinquents risk higher assessments. Board members Cobb Lampkin Geo Palmer and N Eb Davis oversee the process.
The text describes the Zulu as lacking property beyond his hut and practicing a futureless life. It portrays him as a strict believer in not planning ahead, often eating until full only to face scarcity the next day. He embodies the bird of humankind, ornamenting his head with plumage but lacking clothing beyond coarse woven cloth.
The test of spiritual life lies in growing calm amid disturbances and troubles. It asks for peacefulness of mind and order of thought despite past distraction.
The principal cause of a cholera outbreak is cholera bacilli in the city drinking water. Outbreaks strike suddenly and can wipe out large populations quickly. Most victims die or recover within 24 hours, though fever may last days and death can follow. The disease is not believed to be spread by contagion.
Brief account notes Elizabeth Fry's marriage era work in prison reform beginning with a 1813 Newgate visit and the 1817 formation of the Association for the Improvement of Female Prisoners. It highlights influence beyond Britain to continental prisons and mentions a historical promotional insert for Foley products.
A mother asks about a child's visit and recalls calling a friend “my dear” in a dressy tone. The second item offers a tip to refresh hard lemons by pouring boiling water over them to restore juice without dilution.
National league games saw Boston beat New York 11 to 7 while Brooklyn and Philadelphia postponed due to wet grounds. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 9 to 2 and St Louis 4 to 6. American and other leagues reported postponements from rain and wet fields. College note Brown triumphed over Dartmouth 7 to 3 in Providence.
Medical authorities warn colds are infectious and some cities bar children with colds from schools. Spring weather increases colds and related coughs and croup. The recommended remedy is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from H. R. Palmer &
In early days the instruction said people went out to shoot a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. Erastus Pinkley recalls today it is dangerous to prowling for a loose turkey and you may get shot yourself.
Advertisement notes that crankiness often stems from poor digestion and a sluggish liver. Foley Cathartic Tablets are advertised to make you bright cheerful and energetic, recommended by H R Palmer and Sons.
Effective March 7 1915 the Gainesville Midland schedule lists Eastbound Athens connections at 7 00 a m and 1 00 p m No 1 arrives Athens 11 25 a m and No 3 at 65 25 p m Nos 2 and 4 connect at Belmons for Winder Monroe and intermediate points with Georgia Railroad and at Gainesville for Gainesville Northwestern stations and Southern Railway north and south.
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