Election 15 Hones In On Italian Officer Choices
All Europe watches Italy as voters decide local and national officers in a pivotal electoral moment. The outcome could influence regional stability and alignments within the continent.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
5
All Europe watches Italy as voters decide local and national officers in a pivotal electoral moment. The outcome could influence regional stability and alignments within the continent.
Rome reports Italy moves toward full male suffrage under a new franchise law. The bill, backed by Premier Giolitti, expands the eligible voting population despite illiteracy and literacy restrictions. Critics fear clerical influence and radical mobilization as government counters with appeals and protests of alleged voter coercion.
The Democratic Committee urges all parties to defend voters' liberty and transparency. Observers note the government, leveraging an excellent record and Giolitti's popularity, is favored to win Sunday’s section.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh and breathing ailments. It describes inhaler use to medicated air, claims quick relief from discharge and crusts, and notes a $1 outfit with refills at 50 cents, sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and druggists. Mentions Majestic matinees at 2:43 and 4:00 today.
The Central Wisconsin Teachers Association begins a two day meeting in Wausau with more than 500 teachers in attendance. Noted participants include University of Minnesota President George F. Vincent and English Moral Educational league head F. J. Gould.
W H Anderson, a popular shoe salesman and father of Prof Paul Anderson, visited yesterday on his bi monthly route. Warren Woodliff, famed Georgia rep of the Great Southern Daily, was in town after months away. Chief Lloyd Brooks marked his fifty sixth birthday with flowers and music from a canary. University of Georgia and University of Virginia men in Atlanta for the October 25 football game are invited to the University Club headquarters to meet during the day. Alumni of both schools will gather to foster Southern ideals and culture and strengthen long standing friendly ties.
The report notes rain in Georgia followed by clearing and cooler temperatures. An eastern cotton belt area remains cloudy with rain, while the western belt enjoys fine, clear weather. Heaviest rainfall totals include Montgomery 1.02, Macon 1.00, Jacksonville 1.10, Charleston 1.78, Thomasville 2.80, Louisville 1.62, Nashville 1.20 inches. Saturday expected dry with slightly lower temperatures.
In foreign countries you come into competition with the best goods from every land. An article must have merit of the highest order to win esteem. In many of these countries Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the most popular medicine in use for coughs and colds because it is the best. For sale by all dealers. Advertise your wan's.
Governor John M Slaton will be honored at a Monday luncheon in Commerce Ga Local notes report a malarial fever illness delaying Mayor Thomas A Little and praise for Commerce News editor John F Shannon The Four County Fair edition of the Commerce News highlights the fair opening and city growth with the Ellida theater addition and local business optimism
The article notes Commerce has grown since old Harmony Grove days and says Governor Slaton may be recognized in the thriving city. It mentions many friends in Commerce and surrounding counties who will greet him at the fair next Monday and show exhibits from four counties in the state.
Gray Hopkins advertises a small mule yard at 170 Broad Street listing 32 first class mules and inviting friends and customers to view and do business. The note ends with a short endorsement 31 F. Y. All Good.
Dr W B Bagby of South America will address Tabernacle attendees tomorrow, delivering a message after extensive travel. The event features a traveler who has journeyed from distant fields to share insights.
Jas returned to Athens for a short time offering palmistry services. Office hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily except Sundays at 293 Clayton Street West.
A veteran missionary nearing thirty three years on the firing line for God in Brazil will share travel experiences and the joys and sorrows of missionary life. He promises a lively, faith driven account, not statistics, to engage listeners through the evening program. At night Rev Mr Neightborn preaches on the Old Testament prodigal Absolom.
Athens business leaders received the Four County Fair Edition of the Commerce Observer, a large issue produced by Paul Harber, a former Georgia grad. The edition carried business and news material as part of its special fair coverage.
Promises soothing relief and rapid healing of eczema and related skin eruptions. Claims ointment penetrates pores, stops itching instantly, and is available from druggists or by mail from Pfeiffer Chemical Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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