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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
3
Opinion notes that a child is a victim of crime not a criminal and condemns punishing youth for wrong doing. argues environment shapes behavior and compares punishment to whipping a child for illness like diphtheria or typhoid.
R E Roberts of Homer City Pennsylvania extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy noting it has served him for years without fail. The testimonial highlights consistent relief and urges purchase through all dealers.
The Colonial previews two attractions for Oct 28 and Oct 29. On Wednesday Mutt and Jeff in Mexico arrives with a new scenic production and costumes, followed by Fine Feathers on Thursday, both with seats going on sale Monday and Tuesday respectively.
Paris dispatch reports Journal Des Debates finding that in the first month after wounded arrived at Vichy hospital the average operations were twenty daily out of eight thousand cases. Only six hundred operations included ten or fewer amputations, with two legs one arm and one wrist among serious losses.
Mrs J K Doughton of Raleigh guests on Milledge avenue. Ed Williamson and Latrelle Williamson from Jefferson motored to the city. Langston and Branch of Monroe spent the day here. J Allen Moore and Mrs Smith of Commerce joined by Mrs Woods toured to Washington GA for a fair medical event. Several others arrive or return from excursions including Dr Snelling family from Mountain City and visits by Colbert and Watkinsville residents.
The Athens scene features Rev S R England visiting from Eatonton and meeting old friends, Col T G Dorough of Royston on professional business, Dr J H McCrary of Royston in town, and guests including G E Johnson of Atlanta with Judge and Mrs. Cornett. Liverpool resident Troup Howard plans winter at the Georgian Terrace with Mrs Howard.
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