Short Notes of Interest Ad Ads in these columns provide care
A collection of local advertisements from The Banner notes privacy for personal addresses, calls for fire insurance savings at The Athens Savings Bank, loan offers on city real property, moving services by Williams Bros, rental cottage, mineral water for health, butter and eggs, life insurance policy details for Connecticut Mutual, and an annual policyholders meeting for Southern Mutual Insurance Company in Athens, Georgia on June 6th, 1917.
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The
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Athens
Griffith, Seo’y
Provident Life Insurance Ad From Philadelphia Agent
An advertisement from The Provident Life and Trust Company of Philadelphia announces it authorizes taking life insurance applications without war restrictions. It invites readers to see the agent today or call 716, H. P. Lawrence, District Agent.
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the Provident Life & Trust Company
Philadelphia
America
H. P. Lawrence
Woman finds relief with Dean's Kidney Pills
Athens reader Mrs Callie Richards of 646 Pulaski street says backache kidney distress and fatigue improved after using one box of Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports easier back and proper kidney action. Price 50 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ad.
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Dean
Athens
Richards
Callie Richards
Pulaski St. Athens
Winder to Host Two Week Evangelical Meetings
Special to the Banner Winder Georgia May 25 Beginning Monday Pastor W H Faust of the First Baptist church will be assisted by Evangelist T T Martin of Blue Mountain Mississippi for a series of meetings at 10 30 a m and 3 p m The second week Evangelist H J Harrell of Waco Texas and singer Paul Montgomery will take up the work Dr T T Martin is described as a leading southern preacher whose Plan of Salvation sermons are praised by Dr Eaton The singer Montgomery is noted for his exceptional ability Large crowds are expected and the local congregation along with all city churches will cooperate fully"}
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Winder
W. H. Faust
First Baptist Church
T. T. Martin
Blue Mountain
Miss
H. J. Harrell
Waco
Texas
Paul Montgomery
South
Eaton
Montgomery
Georgia Bar to discuss Liberty Loan at Tybee convention
Special to the Banner. Atlanta May 25. Georgia Bar Association members will discuss the Liberty Loan during its annual meeting at Tybee May 31 to June 2. Hollins N Randolph Atlanta attorney for the Federal Reserve Bank is asked to speak on financing the war with Germany from a legal view tied to the seven billion Liberty Bond issue. He will compare costs of earlier wars, noting Revolution expenses of about nine million dollars. General discussion on Liberty Loan legal aspects will follow.
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Atlanta
Georgia Bar
Georgia Bar Association
Tybee
Hollins N. Randolph
Federal Reserve Bank
Germany
Mr. Randolph
Thedford's Black-Draught credited with saving life
Mrs. Kate Lee Able of Rossville Georgia recounts a severe abdominal injury from lifting and a collapse in weight from 165 to 110 pounds. After three doctors failed to relieve constipation a large castor oil regimen failed. A bold dose of Thedford's Black-Draught provided relief, enabling recovery.
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Rossville
Kate Lee Able
Thedford
University Campus News on Registration and Faculty Changes
On campus a number of University students over 21 have secured their registration cards from Special Conscription Registrar T. W. Reed and are mailing them to their home counties or distant states. The prudential committee accepted the resignation of chemistry instructor Horatio Hughes and elected E. L. Jackson of Athens to replace him. Jackson, a four year honor graduate, had taught in Nashville, was offered a Princeton post, but stayed at Georgia. Professor C. R. Fountaine was granted a year's leave. A. C. Miles was chosen as instructor in mathematics for the coming year.
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T. W. Reed
Prudential Committee
Horatio Hughes
E.L. Jackson
Athens
Jackson
Nashville
Princeton
Georgia
Shall the U. D. C. dissolve in loyalty to union
A Columbus Ledger excerpt cites a Georgia woman urging the United Daughters of the Confederacy to dissolve at the June Washington reunion. The writer argues loyalty to the United States outweighs Confederate memory and questions whether the Daughters should disband to prove loyalty after Manila and Santiago. Georgia asks what becomes of the loyal remnant.
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Atlanta Journal
Columbus Ledger
United Daughters of the Confederacy
the Ledger
Georgia
Washington
Manila
Santiago
Confederacy
Daughters of Georgia
Cuban sugar crop seen at 2.8 million tons this year
The Cuban government issued an official statement estimating the sugar crop at about 2.8 million tons for the year, a decline of roughly five percent.
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Associated Press
New York
New Red Crossers Added to Local List
Three more names join the local Red Cross roster with reports to the membership chairman. Miss Gwendolyn Griffith formerly of Athens now in New Orleans, Dr R P Brooks of the University, and Miss Evelyn Lewis from the State Normal School are listed.
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Lst of Red Cross
Gwendolyn Griffith
Athens
New Orleans
R. P. Brooks
The
University
Evelyn Lewis
State Normal School
Boston Woman Recommends Tonoline as Godsend
A Boston socialite Annie Stewart testifies that Tonoline eased her long battle with indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and fatigue after years of doctors and hospital visits. She reports improved sleep appetite and energy and urges friends to try it sold by Palmer's three drug stores with a caution that it may increase weight by 15 pounds or more with continuous use.
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Boston
Tonoline
Annie Stewart
Palmer
Italy's war role urged as Allied ally by Italian envoy
Washington May 25 Italian war mission member Vittorio Falors told the National Press Club that Italy would have been a traitor to civilization if not joining the Allies. He cited Italy's armed strength of over 3,500,000 and that total killed, disabled, and prisoners neared 200,000.
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Associated Press
Washingon
Italy
Vittorio Falors
Italian War Mission
National Press Club
Kilbourn on Publicity and Social Preparation
A Kilbourn commentary notes that when a woman proclaims she can bathe and dress within 13 minutes for a party, observers assume she is short in bath time, in attire, or both, reflecting social expectations about preparation and appearance.
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Kilbourn
Correct, Teacher What Is an Unknown Quantity
A witty exchange frames a joke about economics and education. The boy quips that an unknown quantity is what you get when you buy a ton of coal, suggesting a playful misinterpretation of math terminology.
District Sunday School Meeting at Madison Ga
District Sunday School leaders gathered in Madison for a two day Eighth district convention. Dr. J W Morton of Clarke County led delegates from across the state in sessions focused on Sunday school work and organization.
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Madison, GA
J. W. Morton
Clarke County
Madison
County Equalizers Review Tax Digest With Little Adjusting
The county board of equalizers has spent several days examining the tax digest and will continue days more. They report minimal adjustments due to the personal integrity of those filing returns and the vigilance of the tax receiver.
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Board of County Equalizers
Registrars Meet for 21 to 30 Age Registration
Registrars named to handle the registration of men aged 21 to 30 inclusive are to meet at the courthouse this morning at 11 o'clock to receive cards and final instructions on conducting the registration. Names were published yesterday.
Police arrest a youth for alleged pistol theft
Ed McLyndon, described as a colored boy, was arrested yesterday by police and handed to county authorities to face charges of stealing. He is said to have taken pistols from Jim Jones, a fruit merchant on Clayton Street.
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Ed McLyndon
Jim Jones
Clayton Street
Sloan's Linkment Relief for Aches and Colds
An aged, garbled ad touts Sloan's Linkment as a quick relief remedy for sprains, coughs, rheumatic pains, neuralgia, gout, and muscular aches. It claims rapid penetration without rubbing, non staining on skin, and no pore clogging, with a price of 250 a CT.
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Sloan
Crippe
Stremacuy
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Green & Michael
Williams Bros
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Sorrells & Co
R. & Freeman
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Continental
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A. C. Stephens Optometrist
Lumpkin Street
Sroom
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J. T. Anderson
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Boston Cafe
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Waterman
the McGregor
Gaugedale Greenhouses
D G. Anderson & Co
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Liberty Loan
C. R. Fountaine
A. C. Miles
Lipscomb
Pho
M. G
Erwin & Company
RED
Otis & Holliday Building
Atlante, Ga
Loan Correspondents
Pan-American Life Insurance CO
Lange Ferm
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Dr. King
Hotel Cumberland
Broadway
54Th St
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Harry P. Stimson Foxanaly
Hot Springs
Ark
Nature's Workshop
Majestic
Bath House
Prada
Seatei Achenior
Teather
Radio
Ozark Mountains
Pnoffecer
Dustrated
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