Athens Men Report Inspiring War Work Council Meeting
Athens Young Men’s Christian Association delegates led by E R Hodgson Jr and L F Edwards returned from the Macon session with leaders of the War Work Council. The May 20 gathering urged mobilizing Y M C A services for U S troops, detailing Virginia and border assignments, Bible studies, and expansive plans for 2,000,000 men with 3 million dollars required through 1917. Georgia prepared state-wide resolutions to join the effort as units of the national program.
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Athens Young Men’s Christian Association
War Work Council
Macon
United States Any and Navy
Athens Association
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E.R. Hodgson, Jr
L. F. Edwards
Arthur
W. M. Lee
Southeast
War Council
Virginia
Young Men's Christian Association
S. A. Ackley
War Council For the Southeast
United States
Christian World
National War Work Council
Lucky First Serihe Editor Duel at Tune See
A fragment suggests a dispute about a po and a date with an editor. It mentions an Inneh item costing more than a joni Site fee. Details and names are unclear, creating a short, enigmatic newspaper note from a damaged passage.
Winterville News Briefs and Local Election Call
Winterville News reports Miss Cleo England visiting relatives in Comet and updates on local families. An election for local taxation is set for the 31st to fund schools, with appeals to voters to support education. Upcoming Winterville High School events include oratory, a Mother Goose recital, a debate on compulsory military service, and graduation exercises led by Dr. Odum.
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Winterville
Cleo England
Comet
Oratory
Mubsle
Winterville High School
Little Folks
Red Cross
Wilson Debating Society
United States
Howard W. Odum
University of Georgia
Guy Hancock
Athens
It Goes. If we don't bridle our tongues we
A Kansas City Journal proverb warns that unbridled speech invites trouble, urging restraint. The item presents a cautious reflection on speech manners with local newspaper tone and brief moral bent.
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Kansas City Journal
First Aid Class for Draft-Age Men Tonight at YMCA
A two week, three session per week First Aid to the Injured class for draft-age men will be organized at the YMCA tonight at 8 15. Dr Dan H DuPree instructed by Washington to group and teach battlefield first aid with Dr John A Hunnicutt as teacher and examiner. The course is free and open to eligible men. registration with Mr W T Forbes at the Association is requested.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Dan H. DuPree
Washington
John A. Hunnicutt
Association
DuPree
Hunnicutt
W. T. Forbes
Liberty Loan Bond Security and Government Resources
The Liberty Loan Bond is described as a mortgage on all resources and taxing powers of the Government and all the resources of the American people, supported by the faith and honor of the United States and the nation.
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United States
Weather forecast for Atlanta region May 22
Special to the Banner reports thundershowers likely this afternoon or tonight with cooler, fair conditions by Wednesday. Central barometric low over St. Louis drives rain from eastern Texas to the Lakes, with rains in Atlanta this afternoon tonight and possible early Wednesday, then cooler with brisk westerly winds. Temperatures remain above normal in cotton regions, frost observed in Huron Rapid City and Sheridan, clearing and cooler by Wednesday.
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Missouri
Atlanta
Cotton
Middle States
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Rapid City
Sheridan
Dr King's New Discovery Promised To Ease Colds
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a standard remedy for coughs and colds for 48 years. It claims soothing balsam ingredients relieve irritated membranes and sore throat while antiseptic qualities kill germs. Priced at 60 cents for relief of coughs, colds, croup, grippe, and bronchial ailments.
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Dr. King
Rheumatism Relief Ad Focuses on Liniment
A brief advertisement urges readers troubled by chronic or muscular rheumatism to try Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims relief from pain is worth many times the cost and notes it is available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Believe In Tomorrow and the omen of bad luck
A meditation on optimism and tomorrow contrasts with a luncheon tale. An old scout recalls dining with his nephew who orders coffin nails while a bellboy calls for Mister Spikes, seen as a possible omen of misfortune.
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Spikes
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