Ostrich logic and cures for impure blood
A promotional leaflet extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a solution to invisible dangers and blood impurities. It recounts a testimonial from Mia Moss of Newton NC citing sore throat swollen neck and tonsil ulcers, claiming three bottles of the medicine and related products cured her after a year of poor response from a prior doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Hierce
Mia
James R. Moss
New Don
Stanly Co
Athens Urged to Build City Hospital
A citizen in Athens calls for a local hospital, urging The Banner to spearhead a city hospital movement. He offers a starting gift of 100 dollars and notes many residents could donate 500 dollars. He asks the Chamber of Commerce to investigate and act to establish a suitably sized facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ciitizen
Fand
Chamber of Commerce
Far Buildings Under Way At New Fair Grounds
This morning the grand stand and exhibit building construction begins at the new fair grounds. The contractor will push progress to completion while fences and stock stalls are erected in time for the fair opening. Race track work is rapid and nearing readiness as management secures attractions and circulates advertising throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss
Rumor Circulates on Russell and Georgia Chief Justice Race
A strong probability cites Judge Richard B. Rossell of Winder entering next year’s race for chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court to succeed Chief Justice Simmons whose term ends. Russell, a popular Georgia jurist, would face lively canvassing if he runs amid urging from friends.}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Rossell
Winder
Supreme Court of Georgia
Simmons
Roesell
Russell
Masons Celebrate at Watkingville
The Amity Lodge of Watkineville marked St John’s Day with a revived quest and a grand program. Major H H Carlton delivered the principal address while Worshipful Master W F Dorsey presided in a splendid ceremony. A large grove picnic drew several hundred attendees, reflecting strong Masonry interest and Amity Lodge’s prosperous status.
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Watkiaville
St. John’s Day
Amity Lodge
Watkineville
H. H. Carlton
W. F Dorsey
Mt. Vernon
Rivalry Grows As Local Teams Vie For City Baseball Supremacy
A big rivalry has emerged among local city teams with lively campus contests each afternoon. Only three teams have won games so far, while the losers vow to rebound. The fiercest contest is between Turner Hodgson, The Athens Banner and the Atlanta Foundry as standings show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner & Hodgson
Athens Banner
Atlana Foundry
Loat. Pr. Or
Athena Foundry
Michael Bros
Davison & Lowe
Candy Factory
Burial of Mido Evie Molesky in Bisksville
Misa Evie McClesky of Bisksville died Tuesday after a brief illness. Rev D Stone led the Wednesday funeral at her home at 10:30 AM. A lifelong Methodist, she was a member for over forty years. The interment followed at Lilly Baying Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Evie McClesky
Bisksville
Mies McClesky
D. Stone
Methodist Church
Lilly Baying Grounds
True and Unfailing Health for Suffering Women
Aimed at women’s health, claims spiral weaknesses cause many ailments from adolescence to menopause. Paine’s Celery Compound is promoted as restoring tone and strength to the nervous system and female organs, with testimonials from Mrs. W. S. West of Fremont, Nebraska praising its efficacy for female troubles and general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
W. S. West
Fremont, Neb
Georgia Solons Meet in Gate City
The Georgia General Assembly opened at the state capitol with most members present. Gov. Terrell urged tax equalization and Confederate memorial efforts while talks began on a proposed six county bow Northeast Georgia superior court circuit.
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Georgia Solons
Gate City
General Assembly
Terrell
Judiciary
Avlanta
General Assembly of Georgia
State Capitol
Joe Hill Hall
Bibb
Secretary of State
J. W. Green
Habersham County
Senate
Mosesge
Goa
Errell
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Peyton
Habernham County
Bow Superior Court
Georgia
Judicia
Banksend
Franklin Counties
Hart
Elbert
Rabun and
Habersham
Jorge
Favorable Report On Agricultural College From Joint Committee
Atlanta June 21. Soust or Harvie Jordan chairing a joint House Senate committee said a major ity report favorable to the Agricultural College will be filed soon. Trustees and faculty are praised for improvements and unity with the University. A minority report may be filed by Flynt and Conner advocating separation from the University.
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Messrs. Flynt and Conner
Committee
B. F. No‘der
Atlanta
Laigh
Cowete Lonanty
Flynt
Spalding
Conner
Bartow
Agricultural College
University
Use of Campus for Local Ball Games
The Banner reports that no baseball game will be allowed on campus before 4 30 PM during the Summer School session. After that hour the ground may be used by local teams, as granted by University authorities.
Clifton flour advertised by Wingfield Cash Grocery
Summer weather brings bread needs and Bransford's Clifton flour promises a light white loaf that stays moist longer than soft winter wheat. The Wingfield Cash Grocery Store guarantees the result and urges customers to order Clifton flour for better baking this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bransford
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery Store
Infant Susie Rath Laid to Rest at Grove Street
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bailey, Susie Rath, was laid to rest Wednesday at four o'clock at their Grove street residence. Rev. E. D. Stone and Rev. J. W. Morris conducted services. Interment followed at Oconee cemetery with many family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bailey
Grove Street
Susie Rath
E. D. Stone
J.W. M. Morris
Oconee Cemetery
Juniors At Y M C A Camp Thrive In Athens Area
An enthusiastic YMCA junior camp near Athens keeps boys active with sports, Bible study, and social programs. Leaders include Forbes Marion Mitchell Deupree Hannicott and Erwin Wooderan with daily conferences, field days, a camp court, and a big baseball game against Fort Lamar, all aimed at physical and spiritual growth.
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George Clifton
Brad‘son
Y. Mc.a
Red Boys
Madison Springs
Athens
Erwin Vonderan
Bia Tim
Taliolah Falls
Mr Forbes
Marion Mitchell
Deupree Hannicatt
Erwin Wooderan
Deapree Hannicott
Athena
el Rhodes
Fred Pitner
Sherlock Holmes
Nick Carter
New Coat of Paint for the Parsonage
The parsonage of the Athena circuit near Athens received a fresh coat of paint enhancing its appearance. Rev. A. A. Sullivan notes the improvement with pride and thanks Mr. Robert W. Limkia for his generosity in funding the repainting.
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Athena
Athens
A. A. Sullivan
Athena Circus
Robert W. Limkia
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Judge Simmons
Watkingville
Mido
Evie Molesky
B. F. Holder, Jr
Jordan
Agricultural School
Uxitip I
Castoria
Fac Limite Signature of
New York
Castor
Childreen
Bears
Presidei
C. A. Edgarton Mfg. CO
Shirley, Mass
B. Jackson
Athens Hardware CO
Age Broad Street
Allen H. Talmage
Washington Street
Athens, GA
THE
Lanier Southern Business College
E& Most Practical & Colege Ocur
Paaconcca
le Des Rarare
Branch College
Peachtree Street
Georgia Junk. Co
Scrap Iron and Metals
Georgia Junk Co
E. Weatherly
Stern, Pres
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern, L. F, Edwards
Js AS
Thunniee TE G
A. Mell
PHS Eas
Lipscombe& Co
Life
Carpenters Liability Insurance
Steam Roiler
Pak
Webb & Crasfurl
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