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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
7
Mrs Hattie praises Cardui as a mighty fine doctor after sixteen years of female trouble. She says Cardui eased cramps convulsions and pain from the first bottle and restored her strength. Cardui claims sixty years of serving as a woman’s medicine not a laxative heart or kidney remedy.
Jimmy Gardner has accepted terms to box Harry Lewis in London and sails for England this week. Hugo Kelly is sidelined with a bed illness. Packey McFarland must wager $10,000 to face Campion Ad Wolgast. Jimmy Clabby broke his right hand in a London bout and will be out for months.
The Department of Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic opened its fortieth annual encampment in Faneuil Hall with Commander in Chief John E. Gilman as honored guest. Department Commander Granville C. Fiske led the opening session at 10 am, with routine reports and business dominating the day. The Woman's Relief Corps and other auxiliaries also convened, with proceedings continuing tomorrow.
Foley Kidney Pills contain concentrated ingredients with established therapeutic value for relief and cure of kidney and bladder ailments. They are antiseptic, tonic and restorative. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Arrival and departure times listed for Lula and nearby trains serves as information only. The snippet names station officials and managers in Athens Georgia and Washington D C with scattered abbreviations and incomplete times.
Times Square station sees about 26,000 riders daily during winter for matinees and evening shows. The two hour pre show and post show rushes strain the system as crowds move to and from theaters with post performance surges lasting longer than pre show.
A woman leaving St Catherine of Genoa church reported a baby crying inside. The infant, Annie Glynn, age twenty days, was found in a pew and sent to Bellevue after a note requested baptism and naming. Montclair women push a plan for state wide servant training and cooking schools to improve employer servant relations, with diplomas on graduation.
An advertorial claim from Dr Ira T Gabbert of Caldwell Kan extols D D D as curing eczema with first application. Letters from patients in Ohio and Georgia praise instant relief and skin restoration. Product described as harmless and proven for ten years with trial bottles offered at 25 cents.
Jamestown Jockey Club begins its spring meeting in Norfolk with nineteen days of racing. Over 0 horses are quartered with more en route as top stables such as Belmon, R. T. Wilson Jr, Cassatt, Ryan, Rose, and Randolph arrive. Officials include A W Dade starter and judges Cole Gerhards with Wofford Smith handicapper and Conkling patrol judge. The meet features added purses exceeding prior years and includes Monticello, Lynn, Athintie, and Norfolk purses with substantial added money.
Washington April 5 Cardinal Gibbons granted a special dispensation for the marriage of Miss Cecilia May and Robert L. Bacon Jr son of the American ambassador to France The bride elect a Roman Catholic preferred a Lent wedding but due to Easter travel plans the Cardinal permitted the ceremony The May family social prominence in Washington London and Paris is noted Bacon a Harvard graduate and State Department employee aims at diplomacy The couple’s timing reflects diplomatic and social circles of the era.
State Veterinarian Peter F. Bahnsen issues Special Order No 6 amending prior orders to prevent movement of cattle from infected areas into Clarke County Georgia. Infected cattle, herds, or exposed stock to be quarantined until inspectors certify freedom from cattle ticks and release notices are issued by the department. Approved by Commissioner T G Hudson.
Colonel Roosevelt will spend tomorrow afternoon and night in Seattle. He is to deliver two public addresses in the city one before University of Washington students and another at a Seattle Municipal League event. Extensive arrangements have been made for his reception and entertainment.
Imperfect digestion causes dull eyes and bad complexion. The ad asserts Mlona stomach tablets restore digestion, ease belching and heaviness, improve appetite, and brighten the stomach. It cites a testimonial from Sedalia Missouri and claims the product is sold by H H Palmer & Sons and druggists everywhere with a money back guarantee.
Moses A Michael formerly of Macon announces engagement to Maude Etta Witkowski of Savannah. Michael, a Blacksmith and union activist, is admired in Macon and set to marry after a boyhood friendship with Witkowski's daughter. The couple plans the wedding after announcements in Savannah.
H R Palmer Sons announces continued agency for ZEMO remedy for eczema dandruff and skin diseases. Public response has grown with ZEMO’s reputed success and Palmer firm offers limited free samples and a booklet How To Preserve The Skin to testers and customers.
In Jacksonville Florida on April 5 the Southern Conference for Education in the South will address agricultural cooperation, rural and urban education, sanitation, health, and the home and church. Most sessions focus on aligning education with regional needs, with broad representation from Southern states.
Kicked by a mad horse Samuel Tire of Beerown Wie escaped a frightful sore and was cured completely by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, claimed the greatest healer of ulcers burns cuts cold sores bruises and piles. Try 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
The Shoe Shop presents new price points for men and women footwear including mens 1 2 sole options with nail and heels and rubber additions. ladies 1 2 sole and heel sewed options. rubber heels and mixed packages. and Morgan Wright rubber heels with a final note on price ranges and shop emphasis on quality.
Nick the well known fruit stand man has moved from the Parlor Market corner at Clayton and Lumpkin to the frame building next to Max Hubert's. He will stay one month before relocating to the new brick building on Lumpkin just north of the Y M C A. His goods are described as clean fresh and good.
The undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash before the courthouse door in Athens on the first Tuesday in April within legal hours of sale twenty four shares of the capital stock of the Orr Drug Company this city. J A Fulcher.
Former President Roosevelt arrived in Portland and faced a packed schedule of public meetings and receptions with officials and business leaders welcoming him. Flags and bunting adorned hotels as he prepared to depart after midnight for Tacoma and Seattle tomorrow.
A Wisconsin reader from Eau Claire reports chronic back and kidney pains, poor appetite, and run down condition. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a short time, sleep improved, general health increased, and the user asserts the remedy cured them. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. TF. Kembick of Rasaea Georgia writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best on the market, noting it stops coughs and colds. The testimonial suggests strong relief for infants.
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