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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1911
Page
6
Mrs Viola Baker of Floral Arkansas praises Cardui the woman’s tonic saying it improved her health after a month of weakness and nervousness. She claims Cardui contains natural vegetable herbs and no minerals or strong drugs and urges readers to ask their local druggist.
The Tradesman report for the week ending today shows 117 new industries across Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and West Virginia plus related notes. Firms range from small brick works to large warehousing and refin conomic projects with investments from 1 000 to 750 000 dollars signaling continued market development this quarter.
London April 2 large and representative gathering met at the Guildhall to discuss Anglo American arbitration with Premier Asquith and F J Balfour addressing the meeting. In the house of commons Constipation brings many ailments and is cited as a primary sickness cause.
Mr. J. C. McConnell, manager of City House Cleaning Company, will soon have one of the most perfect vacuum cleaners on the market ready for use in Athens. It removes dust and germs from rugs, carpets, and upholstery, promising a dirt free home. Also notes Dr King’s New Discovery praised by a patient for lung ailments offering relief for coughs and colds with trial bottles available.
Chicago's first Real Estate Show opened today in the Coliseum and will run through May 7. The event showcases real estate and building topics with a focus on suburban and country living, featuring forty Chicago suburbs.
Racine hosts the Wisconsin division of the Travelers Protective Association as members convene for the annual meeting. Officers will be elected tomorrow to conclude the session. Baseball notes mention Pirates first base spot, Criss back to pitching, scouts out for talent, and comments on teams and players across the majors.
Albany Oregon April 28 educators and scientists attended the opening session of the annual meeting of the Oregon Academy of Science. The two day gathering will feature reading and discussion of papers on diverse scientific topics of interest to members.
Samuel Birch of Beetown Wisconsin had a near leg loss after a horse kick. A severe sore resisted doctors until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it completely. The ad touts it as the greatest healer for ulcers burns boils eczema scalds cuts corns cold sores bruises and piles. 25 cents at local stores.
Manager Fred Tenney of the Boston Rustlers is praised for his returning form and leadership as the team battles to prevent the Nationals from dropping to the second division. The piece highlights Tenney’s veteran savvy and a reference to early baseball history with Bunker Hill. Also mentions rheumatism relief through Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for sale by all dealers.
Canon A. G. Deeds and six assistants from St. John the Divine Kensington left London on April 28 to establish a new parish named St. John the Divine Cariboo in the diocese of New Westminster. The mission aims to keep a link with its parent church.
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for a severe branchial trouble in her child. She credits the medicine with curing the cough choking and gagging spells and notes the child recovered quickly. She says the product has saved them trouble and they are never without it. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the busiest little things ever made. It claims the sugar coated globules cure weakness malaria dyspepsia and a range of ailments boosting energy and mental power. Available for 25 cents at W J Smith Bro and H R Palmer Sons.
Washington April 28 Charles B Magruder chief gunner U S Navy retired on pension after forty seven years of service He was born locally and joined the Navy as an apprentice at age fifteen During the yellow fever epidemic of 1874 he ran the Newport or Poola navy yard as every officer there contracted the fever or died from the illness
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