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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
4
The Athens Daily Banner column reviews cotton market shifts in Georgia, mentions the buy-a-bale plan in Atlanta, and notes farmers turning to grain and meat production while urging balanced crop planting. It also comments on Mexico’s Carranza, Huerta loans, Bull Moose chatter, and Italy’s war posture, urging Democratic persistence in Congress.
Southern farmers press President Wilson to act swiftly to aid cotton growers facing emergency. They insist relief must be proper and urge Congress to enact timely measures, asserting the government can ease the situation without charity. The nation watches to see the president's plan.
The article argues the European war will be lengthy with a possible three year duration similar to Lord Kitchener's view. It notes Germany's five million-strong army, finances, and food imports, suggesting a protracted conflict despite calls for peace and a Sunday prayer for peace.
The Macon Telegraph says Georgia's senior senator abandoned efforts to aid cotton growers, urging farmers to cut acreage and rely on state help. It attacks his reform promises, mocks his press agents, and compares him to a wavering, self serving figure. The piece notes his lack of congressional action on rates, terminal projects, or emergency money plans.
RE Roberts of Homer City Pennsylvania writes that It Always Does the Work cough remedy, praising its effectiveness over years. He says he has taken it many times and it never failed to provide the desired results, recommending it for sale by dealers.
A fragmented quotation suggests a muddled proverb about prevention being worth more than cure. The text hints at altered or misread lines about measurement and prudence, with no clear speaker or date.
An Ohio family doctor advertises Dr King s New Discovery as relief for colds and coughs with antiseptic healing, urging households to keep a bottle on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed with money back if not helpful.
At the 33rd annual American Electric Railway Association convention in Atlantic City October 22 to 16, plans are proposed to educate railway workers. A correspondence course for mechanical and transportation staff and a two year accounting course aim to raise professional standards and promote higher service across member companies. The expected attendance ranges four to five thousand, mostly senior officers, highlighting the growing demand for trained electric railway talent.
Calomel dangers prompt shift to Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable tonic sold by local druggists. It claims to relieve constipation and biliousness without nausea or upset, backed by money back guarantees if not effective for any user. Suitable for all ages with no dietary restrictions.
The center of the United States population and area is described as being in northern Kansas about ten miles north of Smith Center in Smith County. It places latitude 35 degrees and 65 minutes, longitude 98 degrees and 60 minutes. The population center lies 51 miles south and 657 miles east of the national area center.
Question prompts readers to consider actions under a cold while praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A Peru Indiana reader claims its value and endorses it through dealers. The ad-style piece emphasizes its long usage and strong recommendations from users.
A fragmentary note reflects Napoleon Bonaparte's claim that his study of the world leads to the belief that durable creation cannot be forced. The remark emphasizes his enduring skepticism about imposing lasting structures without organic development.
Governor Slaton issues a proclamation for a General State election on November 3, 1914 to vote on a constitutional amendment. It includes adding Bibb County judges salary provisions and outlines the county treasury payments to Superior Court judges across several circuits, with related procedural steps and official publication provisions.
Fragmentary ad style text touts Eckman's Alterative as remedy for persistent coughs and throat trouble. Includes boastful patient anecdote and medical claims, with scattered references to locations and contacts, lacking coherent narrative.
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