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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
7
A Mississippi advertisement features Mrs Lena Gresham praising Cardui for three years of female motion relief after four doctors failed. It claims Cardui, a harmless vegetable remedy, has helped thousands and urges women to try it, listing various pains and weak conditions. The piece ends with a odd address line for Ladies' A. Bratne Ceawoe eral.
Manager Beusse telegraphed for a loader of promising youths from the Rome area. Recruits include Coopid Reed Hal Griffin Jap Efird Gus Justus and more from Georgia North Carolina and Alabama. Prospects arrive soon with signs of a strong season ahead at Hamilton Field.
User reports back pains and kidney soreness improved after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He states sleep has returned to a sound condition, appetite improved, and overall health better. The testimonial from J J Southers of Eau Claire Wisconsin asserts cure and recommends purchase from all druggists.
Local Jefferson residents thump the Gainesville Midland timetable citing unreliable connections at Athens and Gainesville, with calls for a more permanent passenger schedule. Newspapers note freight demand remains high, urging management to visit Jefferson, listen to residents, and ease dissatisfaction within six months. A testimonial for Vinol is included from Seymour Indiana.
The defense led by Col. T J Shackelford presented no witnesses and relied on the state's witnesses. Shackelford delivered a skillful closing argument urging acquittal, praising Elrod's character and asking the jury to clear his name. He appealed to the defendant's family, noting happiness for sisters, father, and mother if acquitted. The verdict drew broad approval.
The undersigned will receive sealed bids until Monday noon May 1 for coal for city schools for 1911-12. Bids requested for anthracite coal 100 tons and soft coal 61 tons. Bids to be marked bids for coal with May delivery pricing. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
In cases of rheumatism relief from pain makes sleep and rest possible. This may be obtained by applying Chamberlains Liniment. For sale by , all dealers.
A description praising a shirt maker for exclusive fabrics from Egyptian yarns, fine tailoring, and generous cutting lines. Mentions latest styles and shapes in straw hats, highlighting quality not found in ready-for-service shirts.
The church at Ma will dedicate its new house of worship the first Sunday in May. Dr. J. J. Bennett will preach. Former pastor Rev. A. W. Bussey is invited. Rev. L. K. Parham is for. The Statham church, led by Rev. W. S. Walker, enjoyed a gracious twenty four day revival with Evangelist J. T. Edmonson and singer A. A. Lyon assisting. Sixty church members joined city churches, fifty three with the Baptists, and more expected. A total of $207.43 was raised for missions and incidental meeting expenses, plus $100 for a piano parlor. Pastor Walker and his people are happy.
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