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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
7
Dr E S Lyndon of this city has been elected an honorary member of the Atlanta Burns Club. The secretary notified him of the election and he expressed appreciation. Athens notes the honor and support for the club’s work in memory of the Burns of Ayershire.
An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a catarrh and consumption preventive remedy. It offers a free trial with no obligations, claims blood purification and tissue nourishment, and highlights quick perceived effects. The piece also notes Rexall remedies are available at The Rexall Store in Athens run by H. R. Palmer & Sons and mentions unrelated Iowa conference notices.
Figures confirm State Mutual Life Insurance Company led by C. R. Porter as president with admitted assets of 2,773,747.35 dollars and annual income of 2,020,056.26. Net surplus stands at 219,433.72 dollars. The report highlights southern financial progress, though funds still move toward northern and eastern firms.
Woodmen of the World announce a camp meeting tonight at 8 PM for Geo. B. Davis Camp 292 including election of officers and special business. Also note tax deadlines with books closing December 20. Indianapolis reports the American Good Roads Congress opening with delegates from Canada and the U S. George Mappin is clerk. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with caution against substitutes.
The venerable Dr. Alfred J. Riggs principal of the Santee Normal Training School and renowned missionary to the Indians received congratulations today on his thirty third birthday anniversary in Springfield S. 1 December 6.
The Mc Gregor Co offers hundred copies of Uncle Remus at fifty cents each, a clear discount from the former price of $1.50, with rapid selling noted.
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