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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1915
Page
8
The building owner on College Avenue remains unworried about the incident. He asserts no technicalities will delay settlement and expects a prompt, satisfactory, and complete adjustment of the claim.
Mrs Belle Miller of Elida Ohio says Chamberlains Tablets are the best medicine for indigestion biliousness and headache They strengthen digestion and tone the system Their action is mild and pleasant with no known unsatisfied cases Sold by all dealers.
Public notice urges residents to pay the final city tax installment before November 1 to avoid penalties and ensure timely processing. The message stresses avoiding the rush and extra costs by settling the payment promptly.
H T Huggins and Son on Broad Street promotes coal supplies and winter wares including coal scuttles shovels tongs and pokers plus oil heaters. The shop carries a wide range of china crockery glass aluminum enamel wooden wares Rogers Silver O Cedar mops and kitchen goods. Bread Street contact number 125.
Classified snippets include coupons for cash ads, rental offers, lost items, wanted help, and local notices. Entries mention insurance, farms needing workers, rooms for rent, sale items, vehicles, and small job ads from Athens area merchants and residents.
Athens resident Mrs. M Williams testifies that after a years long kidney trouble with back pain she used Doan's Kidney Pills from Palmer & Sons Drug Store. She reports relief of backache and night rest improved with only one recurrence since. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An advertisement touts Rheuma of H. R. Palmer & Sons as a blood and kidney tonic that dissolves poisons causing rheumatism. It claims the medicine clears uric acid and other sediments from the system and cites Judge John Barhorst of Fort Laramie Ohio reporting a cure after two bottles.
A dialogue frames opinions on a statue bust, contrasting it with others. One speaker claims the bust is superior, noting its head and shoulders exceed all others. The exchange emphasizes evaluation of sculpture quality.
Banner's Special Correspondence from Atlanta reports Georgia drummers to lead a Saturday parade at the state fair in Macon on October 30. About 500 traveling men are invited to march, with free grounds admission and a barbecue dinner provided by the State Fair Association and President J H Otto.
Uncle Eben warns that admiration should not force imitation of bad traits from great men. He notes that recognizing the thorny aspects of the tose plant does not excuse the thistle.
Elberton plans a six day gala from November 1 to 6 with daily attractions and a Thursday automobile parade. Athens urged to send cars for city promotion, with prizes of 20 10 and 5 for best decorated vehicles. An aviator will perform nightly bomb drops on a mock fort.
Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, a Columbia University graduate and protege of Yuan Shikai, will replace Kai Fu Shah as Chinese minister in Washington. Shah is recalled for inadequate reporting on U.S. opinion and on Japanese-Chinese talks, while Koo arrives after three weeks in Washington as minister to Mexico. Koo, under thirty, helped craft China’s reply to the Japanese ultimatum and favors a move toward a parliamentary monarchy.
The Virginia Georgia game featured two players sharing a mirrored fate. Ed Dorsey and Billie Powell ran as halves in the late game drive, belong to the same class, same fraternity, same literary society, and weigh within two pounds. They were born on the same day and celebrate birthdays together at Dorsey's home.
Atlanta Ga Oct 25 It is probable that in his message to the extraordinary session of the general assembly Governor Harris will stress state institution funding and urge against penny wise and pound foolish approaches in regular and supplemental appropriations.
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