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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
3
An appeal cites rheumatism burdening life and home pleasure, touting Chamberlain's Pain Balm as giving relief after one application and a short course for permanent cure, with sale through H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes when taken promptly. It asserts universal effectiveness and urges all dealers to stock the remedy.
Georgia organizers plan a three day Mothers Congress in Atlanta April 23 to 25 1906 with six sessions. Delegates from states east of the Mississippi invited. Piedmont Hotel and Congregational Church serve as headquarters and venue. Special rail fare offered for 50 plus delegates. communications to Acting Secretary 326 Spring Street Atlanta.
A patient warning cites widespread prostate enlargement among older men and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri claims two bottles improved his condition after years of trouble. he is 91. All druggists carry the product.
After three days of deliberation the Cobb county grand jury declines to indict Awtrey and McClatchey but indicts John Awtrey and F D McClatchey for libel associated with The Marietta Courier The jury also indicts J Gid Morris for failing to pay warrants and the Courier Publishing Company on two libel counts The case will be heard at the July term and involves alleged fraud in the April 4 primary leading to a bitter campaign in Marietta Georgia.
Thomasville Ga April 13 fire consumes the vacant Pineywoods Hotel a frame structure after three hours of danger wrecking the 200 room building and burning nearby cottages and a Baptist church. damage about 100000 with insurance under half.
Capt W A Capps has accepted an invitation to the Merry Makers week in Augusta Georgia on May 9. The company will be gone three days with transportation provided by the carnival association and hosted by the local military. He plans to take 40 men. 45 enlisted now with room for five more, as the infantry limit is 50. Drills will occur each Monday Wednesday and Friday night starting next week until after the carnival.
Michael Bros Co markets Easter millinery with a wide range of trimmed hats, French patterns, and tailored styles. It also highlights skirts, suits, shirt waists, silks, dress goods, and white fabrics, offering prices from 98 cents to 27.50 and urging customers to place orders early. An unrelated testimonial promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for relief from piles.
Mrs Nancy Trammell died at her Madison home yesterday morning at age 99. Services were held at the residence in the afternoon, and she was interred today in Cartersville after a Georgia train trip. She was a longtime Meth odist member and survived by two sons, Lee Trammell and Tom Trammell, plus relatives in Atlanta and Marion.
The Presbyterian Deaviges tomorrow will hold a morning sermon by Dr. J. W. Walden at eleven o'clock at Seney Stovall chapel with no afternoon services. An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, with a Buffalo operator praising relief and $1000 worth of good.
A brief item notes Ogeechee Shad and Norfolk Oysters advertised at Mc Curdy’s with contact number 155. A separate blurb quotes Mr William Thomas Lanorgan, provincial Constable at Chaplean Ontario, praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for curing a cold after hunting a burglar, and lists local sellers H R Palmer and Sons and W J Smith & Bro as distributors.
The ad claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm quickly relieves rheumatic pains and aids rest and sleep. It states many have been permanently cured and lists H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Bro as sellers.
The Oglethorpe county primary drew strong interest as voters chose sheriff, clerk, representative, senator and congressman. T. E. Watkins led sheriff race by five votes over George Cunningham. T. C. Lester and J. H. Smith won re elections. Col. Paul Brown ran unopposed for representative. P. M. Hawes led for senate. a Toward bid for congress led but faced scattered opposition. Foley's Honey and Tar ad warns of imitations but praises the product's safety and laxative properties.
Tech won its second meeting with Vanderbilt in Atlanta by five to four as Lafitte allowed six hits for Tech and Inglis three for Vanderbilt. Atlanta and Montgomery tied 2 2 after thirteen innings in the Southern League. Human Blood Marks recounts a tale of horror about healing with Dr King’s New Discovery, cited as a cure for lung conditions.
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