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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
6
The Athens Daily Banner outlines payment options for remittances and warns subscribers that no carrier may collect from others. It mentions a late notice for tax collection closing at six, a Y M C A mass meeting on Associated Charities, and political commentary on Taft, the GOP, and party leadership. An odd Harper’s Weekly item describes flames from marsh gas bubbles seen on a Western skating lake.
The article reports William Jennings Bryan plans to leave politics for a non denominational religious vocation after returning from South America. It notes his Presbyterian faith, elder status, and views his future pulpit influence as potentially unmatched, despite his three presidential nominations.
The clue about Dixie suggests rising popularity prompts a ban in Denver Hofbrau where patrons overturned chairs to the tune. The St Paul Dispatch argues the song reveals shifting American Puritan and Gallic impulses, with Dixie possibly becoming a national air as North and South unite.
A critical view of Theodore Roosevelt’s pro British remarks in Khartoum and Cairo. The piece argues his comments anger Egyptian nationalists and please some English, predicting further Rowevelt flare ups once he returns home. It mocks the ex president as unpredictable and dangerous to foreign relations.
History dated April 5 lists events from 1621 to 1901 including John Carver’s death, Danton’s execution, Napoleons abdication, and William W Vanderbilt Jr. marriage. It highlights Lord Lister born April 5 1827, his surgical reforms, positions, and honors in Britain.
Doctors and cooking experts report lard digestion problems and recommend Cotolene oil as a purer, more economical alternative. Studies show only a portion of lard digests naturally while the rest clogs digestive areas, prompting Mrs. Rover and Marion to endorse Cotolene.
Atlanta April 4. The prison commission refused to grant a pardon to Will Mitchell who faces twelve months in the chain gang for assault and battery on Lucille Linton of Thomasville. They ruled the evidence justified the sentence and noted health considerations could allow additional medical care if needed.
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