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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1912
Page
7
Chicago stock yards report a Montana steer over 2500 pounds fed on beet tops and pulp from nearby sugar factories. The finding suggests beets as beef feed could expand cattle industry and affect tariff debates. A Chicago cavalry encampment plan and legal land deal with Texas also appear in the lengthy feature.
The Great Lakes seamen union ends a three year strike after a referendum. About 15 000 sailors voted to return to work amid prior violence and bloodshed. British unions show 3 percent growth in ten years while German unions rise 240 percent.
April 5 Atlanta gospel meeting centered on Satan’s origin and the existence of many inhabited worlds. Carlyle Haynes argued Lucifer’s fall demonstrated God’s justice and that other worlds are governed by divine councils, with sessions referenced from Isaiah Ezekiel and Job.
Athens residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain relief and kidney trouble. Mrs. W. M. Patten shares a long endorsement urging others to try the remedy, offered at 59 cents by FosterMilburn Co of Buffalo as U. S. agents.
Mrs Charles Mattison of Hindsboro Illinois speaks of relief from bearing down cramps and dizziness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Nurse Elva Barner Edwards of Cathlamet Washington also praises the remedy. The note highlights Pinkham's enduring reputation and reader letters. Labor notes report Milwaukee bootblacks organizing and Danish unions allowing women with equal pay for men’s work.
An old advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as a fast skin absorbed remedy that banishes colds and aches overnight. It claims relief from pneumonia bronchitis and sore throat with a rub on the feet and promises satisfaction or money back. The product is sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons for 25 cents a box.
The article touts Electric Bitters as a powerful tonic and regulator for stomach, liver and kidneys after grip. It claims the product strengthens the body, restores health and spirits, and offers 50 cent sales with satisfaction guaranteed by local druggists.
The Cotton Creatives' Union of Lancashire is described as the world’s largest all women trade union with about eighty thousand members.
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