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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
An unusual clipping quotes physicians urging focus in business, criticizing overuse of nicotine. The fragment hints at arguments about health and productivity while mentioning Havana flavored tobacco as a contrasting idea.
Portsmouth Va April 13 Agreement reached by Seaboard Air Line engineers with the road to grant a six per cent average increase in all braces of their work. F A Burgess assistant grand chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers came from Cleveland to confer with General Manager Hix. The adjustment ends a week of conferences and follows earlier failures.
Fragmented ad style note urges cautious spring care for children with coughs and croup. Mentions Foley’s medicine and Tar as safe options without opiates. Claims urgent relief and substitutes available, sold by various sellers.
Classified notice for rent of a new store in the Auditorium Building by the Pajomning Miller Furniture Company. Describes square feet of floor space and power fronts on two streets. Apply to R. L. Moss & Co.
April 18 opens the 1910 major league season with 16 clubs ready for the pennant race in the National and American Leagues. New owners and managers headline National League changes, including Philadelphia under Horace Fogel and Charlie Doolin, with trades sending Coveleski and Corridon to Cincinnati for Ewing and Brennan.
The excerpt details numerous managerial changes and player moves across the National and American leagues. Blackburn to shortstop, George Davia and Jake Atz released, Patrick Donovan becomes Boston manager, James McAleer to Washington, Elberfeld to infield, O’Connor to St. Louis, Ferris released, Alstein signed, Lajoie to first, Detroit lineup stable, Cincinnati to St. Louis trade, Storke dies, Pittsburgh remains near unchanged, Kling returns to Chicago, Howard released, Beaumont acquired, Dahlen named Brooklyn manager, Lake leads Boston NL, Becker traded to New York, Herzog and Collins coming with Becker, Huggins and Oakes acquired by St. Louis, Corridon and O’Hara added by Cincinnati/New York, Shaw and Keeler added by New York, Keeler and Elberfeld leaving New York, Criger and Walter join Giants, Duffy becomes Chicago manager, and further adjustments to rosters and managers nationwide.
Athens resident H. C. Pollard testifies to relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy, notes purchase at Palmer & Sons, and states renewed health with no remaining symptoms. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo supplies sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Washington April 13. Hundreds of women allied with the suffrage movement gather for the 43rd annual National American Woman Suffrage Association convention at the Arlington hotel. Taft will speak on opening night, a historic first for a sitting president addressing a suffrage gathering. A petition for universal suffrage from over one million women will be delivered to Congress.
A Goldsboro reader recounts relief after taking Cardui for female ailments and urges others to try it during illness. The letter discusses symptoms, timing, and encouragement, ending with a note to write to the Ladies Home for Women seeking more information.
Ton, the association treasurer, will conduct a state presidents class. Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch will lead an open air meeting with addresses by Mrs Susan W. Fitzgerald of Boston Mrs Helen La Reine Baker Misses Kengley of Seattle Miss Ray Costello of England and Mrs Inez Milholland of New York.
A Lexington Kentucky conductor, Wilford Adams, credits Foley's Kiddey Remedy with curing his chronic rheumatism after two bottles and returning him to work. He says the third bottle put him on his feet and that the medicine eliminated uric acid from the blood, offering relief surpassing any prior medicine. For sale by all druggists.
An old advertisement promotes Cheney's Expectorant as fast relief for coughs colds and grippe available from all druggists at 25 cents. It emphasizes broad relief from respiratory symptoms and positions the product as a common cough remedy.
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