Women Organizing Under Mrs Alice Adams
Mrs Alice Adams directs a women’s group with contact lines home phone 832 and office phone 75 for coordination and events.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
2
Mrs Alice Adams directs a women’s group with contact lines home phone 832 and office phone 75 for coordination and events.
Calendar items describe a Saturday program at Colonial with She Stoops to Conquer and a vignette on October’s charm. The week features bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Julius Talmadge and Mrs. Davenport, teas by Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Taylor, a piano fund event at Baxter street, and numerous social visits among residents of Athens. The wedding invitation for Carrie May Darwin and Arthur Lee Huntington is noted for October thirtieth at 8:30 PM.
An Athens advertisement touts R Brandt’s Optical Department with claims of long-standing know-how and fashionable glasses. It invites readers to consider that a good looking girl wearing stylish frames likely had them fitted at R Brandt’s.
Local column records Jester's critical illness and the family's worry across the months. It lists visitors and residents from Crawford, Gainesville, Athens, Nor folk, Madison, and other nearby towns, with several travel notes and social calls. The notice closes with a mention of Martin Bros. offering guaranteed shoe repair on Clayton Street.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative, promising a 10 cent box to cleanse the stomach, liver, and bowels while you sleep, and cites Mrs. Hester Waite of Antwerp Ohio who claims Chamberlain's Tablets cured her stomach trouble and constipation after a year of use.
The advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective for throat and lung ailments with claims of long proven results. It recounts a Madison Lake Minnesota case of hemorrhages and extended illness, crediting the medicine with marked improvement after use. It invites readers to request a recovery booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for evidence.
Announcement states W. F. Dorsey seeks mayoral nomination in Athens with Democratic primary action. J. H. McKinnon announces candidacy for Alderman First Ward subject to primary action.
A. G. Dudley contests the Democratic primary for the position of Alderman in Athens First Ward. The race focuses on local governance and party nomination proceedings ahead of the general election.
TI announces his candidacy for the office of alderman of the Second ward subject to the action of Vincent Mathews. The notification reflects a local political move inviting voter awareness ahead of committee actions.
George Collins enters the Democratic primary race as a declared candidate with ward level implications for local elections.
H P Hinton declares his candidacy for alderman in the Third Ward as part of the democratic primary. He pledges to push local improvements and community services while seeking support from residents and party members.
W. F. Dobbs announces his candidacy from the Third Ward of Athens upcoming the Democratic primary. The declaration signals participation in local electoral contests and party process.
Hugh H. Gordon announces candidacy for re election to the office of alderman in the Fourth Ward, subject to Democratic primary action.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as essential family medicine for cold cough throat and lung troubles. S A Stid of Mason Michigan credits two five cent bottles with curing pneumonia and thousands share the same benefits. Price 50 cents and 1.00. sold by H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
Madame Paulini Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmier resumes limited Athens service at 293 Clayton ft Weer with daily hours 10 am to 3 pm except Sundays.
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