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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
2
A Friday gathering of Emmanuel church’s Guild is announced at 5 o’clock. The page also notes poems and reflections, a wedding engagement for Pearl McGarity Floyd, and upcoming college dances with guests from Covington and Watkinsville, plus social visits and travel updates from Perry to Staunton.
The Federation of Missionary Societies of the First Presbyterian church will host James Morton, secretary of the Laymen's Missionary Movement, next Monday at 5 pm in the church Sunday school rooms. All ladies and friends are invited to attend. Mr. Morton will speak, followed by a cordial reception for attendees.
Miss Viola Hill of Milledgeville and Miss Emma LaPrade with Miss Margaret Holliday of Washington register at the State Normal. J H Boswell of Athens visits Elberton in the meat trade, while Mrs R T LeGrand of Shelby and Mrs W T Fain of Dallas join local hostesses. Mrs R T Dubose and Mrs R W Lamkin drive to Monroe for Mrs Albert Mobley’s funeral in Atlanta. Chariton Theus of Savannah registers at the University as Mrs George Thomas and Miss Minnie Thomas return from Athens.
An advertisement argues calomel harms the body and causes salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant vegetable liquid that cleanses the liver, improves biliousness, constipation, and headaches without side effects. It claims it can be used by children and adults and offers a money-back promise if it fails.
Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey promoted as a remedy that clears the throat and relieves stuffed sensation. It emphasizes pine and honey qualities especially helpful for children’s colds and argues early treatment reduces complications. Price 25 cents.
The Sarepta Baptist Association meets at Carlton next Tuesday and Ath ens churches belong to that association. The Appalachee Association was in session this week at Mountain Creek church near Monroe. The Pleasant Grove Association will meet with Bay Creek Baptist church next Friday through Sunday. Locals plan a great time for ministers delegates and visitors. Scientists in Atlanta claim a new machine records blood pressure to reveal lies with readings up to 140.
Advert reads requests for cured pits notes and refunds. Four will refund money and asks for contact details to arrange payment and settlement.
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