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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

5

Souths Possibilities Highlight Maddox Address

Hon. Robert F. Maddox of Atlanta spoke at the Chamber of Commerce in Athens on the Souths future. He reviewed wartime economic shifts, cotton as collateral, Aldrich Vreeland currency, and urged coordinated southern effort, exports, and expansion into Pan American trade and foreign markets.

Robert F. Maddox Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Association R. F. Maddox Maddox South Aldrich-Vreeland Middle West East

Chamber of Commerce adjourns delegates duties to Haselton

The chamber of commerce adjourned after assigning Mr. Haselton the task of arranging the venue and plans for entertaining the legislature next month. It directed formal thanks be sent to the promoters of the Helen trip, noting that 140 members of the organization joined.

Chamber of Commerce Haselton Helen

Restored to Good Health After Stomach Trouble

Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio says four years of stomach illness left her weak and losing weight. After two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she says she is now well. For sale by all dealers.

Otto Gans Zanesville Ohio Chamberlain

County Officers Convene at Indian Springs June 16 17 1915

The County Officers Association invites county officers from 148 Georgia counties to its annual convention at Indian Springs on June 16 and 17 1915. Full attendance is requested. John A. Cobb serves as President M 8 Joyner as Secretary and Treasurer H Allen chairs the General Welfare Committee.

Georgia County Officers’ Association Indian Springs John A. Cobb Joyner Treas H. ¥. Allen

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertises Easy Laxative

An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a pleasant laxative. It claims one or two pills with water at night produce a smooth morning bowel movement with no bad taste or belching. Sold by druggists in packs for 25 cents.

Dr. King All Ege Adv

City board plans drive to rid city of flies and mosquitoes

The city board of health held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon and began plans to reduce flies and mosquitoes with citizen participation. The board also named a committee with the mayor and council to inspect meats and fruits offered for sale in the city.

Amtit

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad

An old style ad touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cough syrup made from pine balm tar and honey. It claims soothing relief for coughs and colds and urges readers to ask their dealer for the original bottle.

Dr. Bell

Thousands Addicted To Drugs In Atlanta

Atlanta officials report a federally driven investigation finds thousands of residents regularly use narcotics. Estimates indicate about 6,000 city residents may be affected, with conditions compared to other cities. The narcotic law tightens sales. pharmacists are inspected and prescriptions required for narcotics.

Atlanta

Chamberlains Colic Remedy Campaign for Athena Health

This notice urges every family to have Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy, especially in summer. It claims the remedy is thoroughly reliable and widely used, urging readers to ask others who have used it while promoting Athena as a healthier city.

Chamberlain Els Ady

Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State Over Germany Note

Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan resigns over policy differences regarding a note to Germany on submarine warfare. The president accepts, and Acting Secretary Lansing will sign the note to Berlin as Bryan returns to private life. The move shocks Washington and signals a hard line yet to be determined.

Mr. Bryan Germany Lusitania Robert Lansing Berlin Bryan Washington United States

Brittain Not Yet Decided on Atlanta Schools

Atlanta June 8 State Superintendent M L Brittain has not indicated his final disposition toward leading the Atlanta schools. He plans to complete an outline of educational work for the coming legislature and is giving this task his full attention. His report is expected to include major recommendations.

Atlanta M. L. Brittain Lawton DB Evans Richmond County

Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Liniment

Mrs Florence Strife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and recommends it highly. The advertisement notes prompt relief from rheumatic pains and urges purchase from dealers.

Chamberlain Florence Strife

Policy Toward Germany Set After Cabinet Discussion

The United States will insist on neutral rights and protect American lives at sea. A note to Germany to be sent tomorrow was reviewed by the president and cabinet. An unfavorable reply could sever diplomatic relations and lead to graver complications, with Bryan's withdrawal seen as a decisive US move.

United States Germany Mr. Bryan

Plan for quadrupling Georgia education funding proposed

Professor Joseph Stewart of the University of Georgia urges a constitutional amendment to require four mills for education in every county and allow up to four additional mills. The plan aims to double the educational fund across 112 counties and outlines the state’s reversal to the...

Georgia Joseph 8. Stewart University of Georgia Stewart

Chamberlain's Tablets Sell for Ailments and School Tax Debate

An old remedy advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for liver and stomach troubles, touting a quarter price. The article then shifts to a state tax proposal: a two mill annual state education levy, a two mill county tax for local schools, and up to four mills for local systems, arguing the plan would fund universal, improved education and promote compulsory schooling across counties and districts. It notes past attempts and counties adopting the tax.

Ailow Ford Stewart Chancellor Hill MacMichael

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