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ATLANTA. GA
Since sclentific men have taken an intersst in hér; since she
; , has been properly sheltered and fed, she has become An impor
i tant factor In the production of American wealth.
‘ E And nowhere does this condition find stronger refisction than in
i the classifiec columns of The Dally Georgian and Sunday Amer
h s fean devoted to the poultry industry
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oy ':‘-. ITere trade nows of importance is published. Haere is related the
;wh.n-hwu of the various utility, as well as aristoeratic,
V’«; TR ET straine. And here one may gather valuable suggestions on the
g feeding and housing of fowls of every description.
4 1t wil] puy you 'g: are engaged in this industry to follow the
column headed ''Poultry, Pet and Live Stock,” even more
3 closely in the future than you have in the past. They yleld not
only waluable information, but many ideas which, if fellowed,
will multiply your profits.
TheGeorgian-American
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Atlanta’s Want Ad Directory
20 East Alabama Street
To the Pastors and Church Members of Atlanta:
Advertisingasan Aid
If churches were properly advertised in the newspapers it would
vastly increase the power of these institutions to do good, .
A serious duty, theretore, is the recognition of advertising’s ability
to bring those who need the service of the church (and who does not?)
within its radius of influence,
Some churches that really are anxious to be of service object to
advertising because it is used to sell merchandise. Yet it is literally
true to-day that advertising cannot long sell things that are not good.
Take the virtue from an advertised commodity, and all the advertising
lavished upon it will be surely wasted,
But, after all, advertising is a “power”” not necessarily limited to
commercial uses. It is a means to an- end — the end of influencing
people to form a favorable decision. :
Because they are fair-minded men and women, church people
must be impressed by the logic of facts, And the facts show that ad
vertising has filled churches —has brought thousands hungry for the
“good”” churches can do them into the range of the pastor’s voice and
of the church members’ kindly hand clasp.
Every day some new church is proving the success of the ad
vertising way.
The advertising need not—should not —be sensational, If it only
extends to all readers a cordial invitation, and perhaps mentions the
topic of next Sunday’s sermon, musical program and Sunday school
service, it will have performed a high social service.
If advertising helps the church to do greater good, is there any
good reason why you should not try it?
Every Saturday in The Daily Georgian you will see a column
entitled “Go to Church Sunday,” devoted to the churches. A column
which is destined to grow as the broader comprehension dawns.
The Daily Georgian is a splendid medium for church advertising
because it reaches more than 52,000 responsive homes ~many of whom
can be reached in no other way.
The Daily Georgian does not accept whisky, beer, wine, clair
voyant, fortune teller, doubtful financial and habit-forming drug medical
advertising.
Your church keeps good company when it carries its announce
ments in this newspaper, and it delivers its message to the biggest, most
responsible audience in this section of the South.
Moreover, in recognition of the special character of the work beihg
done by churches, The Daily Georgian extends to them a special rate
for whatever announcements they are inclined to publish.
I'he Daily Georgian
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GEORGIAN-AMERICAN
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
Use American Want Ads
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pier life.
It will cost you but a dime to join; in return for
which we will lend you a handy pocket bank and
credit you with the initial dime. Deposit your Dime
a Day in the handy bank, and when you are ready to
open an account bring this in and we will open it and
place to your credit the full amount saved. You will
find this an excellent way to start a Savings Account
without suffering any privation.
With 3}/ per cent interest, compounded semi-an
nually, see how fast a dime a day will grow—
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LBb SO L UCIRERRE TR L
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
CHAS.E.CURRIER, President GEQ.R.DONOVAN, Cashier
F.EBLOCK, Vice-President LSKENNEDY, Asst, Bashuer
J.SFLOYD,Vice-President LDLEITNER, Asst. ashigr
"The Greatest Navy
in the World”
Bewildered surprize seems to be the reaction of the editorial writers in
all the political camps to President Wilson’s declaration quoted above, which
drew from a St. Louis audience of 18,000 people, a roar of applause that “made
the Coliseum rock.”
In THE LITERARY DIGEST for February 19th, the leading feature
is a complete summary of American newspaper opinion upon the President’s
latest stand on military preparedness.
Other articles of timely interest in this number are:
English Press Authority Says England’s German
Blockade Is a Failure
“A Nuisance, Not a Menace,” is the Conclusion of the German Press
A Philippine “Scuttle” Policy :
German Plots Agitating Canada
Smile, Dear Public, Coal Will Cost You
More
How Turkey Feels About the War
Italy Gives Us a Job
The Latest Peace-Feeler ;
Why Man Fears Snakes
Cookery to Cure Criminals
A Brake for Ships ’
How Trees Heal Their Wounds
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nations of the latest developmentsin Medicine
and Surgery; Merchants and Bankers depend
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PREBREBERRERR
Secretary Garrison’s Resignation
To the Norith Pole by Submarine
Aerial Week-End Trips for the Public
Morgan Gives Another Priceless Painting
Art's Revenge Upon “Kultur”
A Chance for a German Kipling
Shaw on the Munition-Maker
War’s Effect on American Literature
Belgian Bishop’s Invocation to German Bishops
What Jesus Means to a Radical
Best Current Poetry
Finance; Scientists are offered authoritative
accounts of Inventions; Theater-goers are
given descriptions of important plays. Reli
gious students, Educators, Music Lovers,
Sport Devotees, all find their interests repre
sented by timely articles. Every subject
of human interest which finds a place in
the world’s news of -the week, is reviewed
from every angle by THE LITERARY
DIGEST. . :
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1916.