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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
3
Mrs Viola Baker of this place writes about health improvement after using Cardui a tonic for weak women. The letter claims Cardui contains only herbal extracts with no minerals or glycerin and says thousands have benefited.
The Tradesman reports a surge of new enterprises across Southern states for the week ending today. Entries include Alabama firms in Birmingham Mobile Anniston Montgomery Bay Minette and more with investments from $10 000 to $500 000 across lumber canning bottling banking oil and gas realty and railroad ventures.
In New York the once fine hansom cab trade collapses as taxis ride on. Prices drop from seven or eight hundred dollars to thirty, while the to order tailor loses work since Wing Field garments match or beat tailor quality at a third to half the cost.
The East Texas Industrial Congress started a two day session in Nacogdoches to promote East Texas resources and attract immigration, with a concurrent East Texas Press Association meeting. An Athens testimonial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with claims of relief from kidney trouble and long use.
The cornerstone of the Woman's College of the M. B. Church South was laid in Oklahoma City on April 14 under Masonic auspices. Bishop E. B. Hass of Nashville and James Atkins of Waynesville spoke on health and strength at the ceremony.
Pine Bluff hosts a Bible training school opening today with renowned participants, followed by the annual convention of the state Sunday school association starting next Tuesday in Arkansas.
Washington April 14 Forty five years after the Civil War end the nation mourned Lincoln’s assassination at Ford’s Theatre John Wilkes Booth shot the president as he watched Our American Cousin Survivors witnessed the event and Hay kept Lincoln’s ring later worn by Roosevelt at his first inauguration.
An old advertisement touts Cheney's Expectorant priced at 25 cents for coughs colds grippe and related symptoms. It markets the remedy as a simple trusted relief in a compact paper print.
R Crane Co offers 54 acres one mile from town in good cultivation two acres on College Avenue near State Normal School for 40000. A splendid home with conveniences priced 10500 and a large lot near Milledge Avenue and Lumpkin Street with a servant house at 1500.
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