White Athens Savings Bank Offers 4 Percent Interest
Public notice for Athens residents promoting the White Athens Savings Bank with 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded semiannually on January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 accepted and the ad encourages saving habits. Also includes rental and sale notices for furnished rooms, boarders, narcissi bulbs, oats, and a shorthand course at Athens Business College.
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Bank IN
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Athens Business College
Mortgage and Real Estate Notes and Ads Mix
An assortment of ads lists Lipscomb insurance offer to share fire policy with J C Jester, Clarke County Bank 4 percent savings, houses for rent on Cobb St and 485 Boulevard, Mrs W A Jester, rubber stamps Gardner Price, barber training by A B Moler, lost currency $57 plus $25 due bill reward, and R Hinesly contact at 461 Broad St.
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R. Hinesly
Broad St
Tuberculosis Screening and Care Advice Featured
In old health notes, guidance discusses fresh air, screening, and remedies to relieve night sweats and fevers and hasten recovery, outlining steps for those suffering from tuberculosis and alternatives to improve wellbeing.
Final Week of Preparation for Frank Case Appeal
Atlanta Oct 19 Counsel for Leo M Frank enter final week of prep for the appeal to the state supreme court set for next Monday. The plea questions whether Frank was ignorant of his counsel’s plan to waive his presence in the courtroom and whether he gave personal consent.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Frank
State Supreme Court
Rosser
Arnold
Honesty of Postmaster General Questioned in Letter
Atlanta on Oct 19 special to the Banner reports a Nevada railroad general manager accusing the United States Postmaster General of underpaying for mail service. He notes his 84 mile mule carriage line earns 5970 yearly for tri-weekly 33 hour runs while a parallel rival line is paid 1795 for eight hours. He argues the Treasury is shortchanged and seeks higher pay or alternative routes to cut losses. Experts estimate railroads are underpaid by at least ten percent.
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Atlanta
United States
Wilson
Nevada
Ordinary Will Refuses Marriage When Avoidance Possible
A young man asked Judge Orr yesterday to perform a marriage. Orr declined, reiterating a rule to refer couples to ministers or magistrates. He notes most ceremonies should be religious and solemn, though he once made an exception when ministers could not agree to proceed due to questions about the groom’s death years prior.
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Orr
England Urges Recruits to Marry Before Service
London reports England shifts policy to bolster birth rate amid war. Arch bishop Canterbury leads fee cuts for soldier marriages and clergy waive personal fees. German and Austrian practice praised to motivate quick marriages among troops. Recruits in Kitchener’s army crowded in camps. Parliament may remove the fifteen day residency rule for marriages.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Austria
England
Canterbury
Church of England
Great Britain
Archbishop of
Empire
Kitchener
NEW GOODS ARRIVE DAILY AT HUGGINS CHINA HOUSE
New stock includes gold band dinner ware in three patterns crystal glass table ware fireproof cooking ware aluminum ware plus onyx enamel cooking ware guaranteed not to chip. Also Beaten Biscuit Machinery bread mixers mops clocks and winter items. War in Europe may limit future doll supply so shoppers shop now for holidays.
Huggins and Son Admits Theft Suspect Guilty in Court
Robert Young, a Black man from a neighboring county, was found guilty in Clarke superior court of larceny from a house and burglary in a case stemming from a break in King Hodgson Company premises weeks ago. He awaits sentencing as the court has not yet acted.
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Robert Young
King- Hodgson Company
Clarke
Distinguished teacher a visitor in Athens
Prof. L. M. Duggan official of the state common school system and former state supervisor arrived in Athens yesterday morning to spend several days. He is well known to Athens county and city school folk and remembered by many residents as a teacher and friend from years ago.
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Athens
L. M. Duggan
State
Parisian Sage promises to stop hair loss and dandruff
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientific hair and scalp preparation available at drug counters. It claims one application removes dandruff, nourishes roots, and promotes new growth, making hair soft fluffy and radiant without expensive use at home.
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H. R. Palmér & Sons
Jury Complete For Carman Trial In Mineola
The jury to try Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman on a charge of shooting Mrs. Louise Bailey in Dr. Cartman's office last June was completed today. The trial is expected to last a week.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Florence Conklin Carman
Louise Bailey
Cartman
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promise
A fragmented 19th century style ad offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure. It cites J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and claims internal action and a price of one cent per bottle. Multiple garbled lines reference a national bank and sales claims.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledlo
O. Wi
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Mmeece
Masonic and Knightly Lodges Meet in Max Joseph Building
Local lodge notices list Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons Mt. Vernon Lodge F and AM Williams Lodge I O O F Glenn Lodge K P St Elmo Lodge Knights of P, Athens Mivers Woodmen and U G T Classic City Council No 375 schedule regular meetings in the Max Joseph building Clayton street and nearby halls. Members and visiting brethren invited.
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Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
W. Q. Jordan
T. Summerlin
Sec
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Fe A
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
Clayton
L. N. Betts
J. G. Quinn
Glenn
Foe
Oda
Max
Joseph
J. W. Anthony
NG. H. L
Garebold R
St. Elmo Lodge
St. Eimo Lodge
Astlé Hallpin
Jester
Dave Ge
T. H. Nickerson
RJ & 5
Classic City Council
P Hall
Clayton Street
S. O
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Erwin and Company
Reznor
Athens Gas Light & Fuel
Meigs St
Milledge
City
Holland Cafe
Clayton St
Tuck
Claud Tuck
Majestic Today
the Box
Alamo
Max Figman
Lolita Robinson
Insurance & Real Estate
Lipscomb
J. C. Jester
Clarke County Bank
Cobb St
W. A. Jester
Gardner & Price, Stationers and Printers
Lumpkin
A. B. Moler
Boulevard
THE
NEW York
Athenaeum
GAFE
Georgia Ave
Normal School
Satulah Ave
Nacoochee Ave
Peabody Street
D. G. Anderson & Co
Frank Case
Huggins China House
Broad Street
Europe
H. T. Huggins & Son
A. E. Sargent
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Adv
Flaramount
Continental Fire Insurance Co
St. Paul Fire Insurance Co
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Firemen’s Insurance Co
W. City Fire Insurance Co
Nat. Ben Frantfin Insurance Co
Boston’ Insurance Co., Inc
Votailand Casualty Co
Scomb & CO
Finsurance
Athens Audit Co
J. F. Hart
Remington Typewriters
the McGregor. Company
Keystone Comedy Majestic
Sloan
Mary Pickford
Majestic
Joseph Kallans
Foley
H. R., Palmer & Sons
Mary
Pickford, Majestic
Mary "Pickford
Lopes Directory
Geo.b. Davis
Woodmen Hall
SOK
Thos
M. Nn
Q. O
John Mappin
P. C
Mivers
Lodge Quarters
Gro
H. Palmer
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