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There are no some people who still think the primeval method of using sour milk and soda for leavening bread is the best. They haven't tried GOOD LUCK Baking Powder. Richmond, Virginia.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
6
There are no some people who still think the primeval method of using sour milk and soda for leavening bread is the best. They haven't tried GOOD LUCK Baking Powder. Richmond, Virginia.
Interest grows for Emmanuel church guilds annual sale set for December 13 to 15 at Mr D P Haseltons College avenue location. Ladies dress hundreds of dolls for display with gorgeous fancy work and home made candies for sale. Music each morning adds to an expected attractive event with free admission.
Fragmentary OCR shows an 19th or early 20th century advertisement praising Dr Pierce remedies for women. It mentions weakening, nerves, pallor, and delicate health. Claims pellets help with catarrh and general female frailty with testimonial tone.
The Young Women of the Confederacy hosted a bazaar at Mrs. W. P. Welch’s home, attracting many Athenians and clearing at least 75 dollars. Funds will go to the Winnie Davis Memorial fund via Natolis Bank, with thanks to local contributors. Arch ie M. Conway of Atlanta visited family. B T Mosely of Danielsville was in town. Rep Duckett of Banks County visited with his daughter Mrs W H Shelton. Miss Kate O'Farrell left for Richmond.
Advertises holiday bargains at Davison and Lowe’s with one third off tailor made dresses skirts and children’s cloaks. Highlights rug base wool Smyrna rugs wool dress goods damask portiers table covers draperies lace curtains and golf gloves plus silk Windsor ties offered at half price and 10 cents each.
In a Philadelphia Press excerpt a dialogue shows a girl choosing between two suitors Alphonse with dark complexion or Joseph with fair looks. A teacher cuts in on a polar expedition lesson asking what fierce north pole animals inhabit the regions. Polecats is shouted.
Michael Bros offers a wide Christmas display with gifts and decor including china, cut glass, bric a brac, leather and wood specialties, pictures, sterling novelties, umbrellas, jackets coats suits and fabrics. A vast variety of tables linens accessories and fashion items are available with delivery upon request. Also includes a medical ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets stating mild action and availability at druggists.
A fragment from the Chicago News quotes a wife and friend, noting delayed dividends and social misunderstandings. It reflects a cultural snapshot as male figures lament being misinterpreted, suggesting a broader commentary on relationships and perception.
In New Orleans delegates and visitors, about three hundred strong, gather for the thirtieth annual convention. The bacteriological branch holds its first session with US and Mexico representatives focusing on sanitation research. Dr F F Wesbrook chairs the section as papers on water analysis methods are presented by a group led by Veranus Moore and colleagues.
Beginning tomorrow and all week the Misses Bradberry host a cat price sale at their College avenue shop. Every hat in stock is offered at greatly reduced prices with a superb range of ribbons at affordable figures. Materials for fancy work shopping bags and numerous Christmas gifts are advertised. Great savings are promised to attendees.
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt discusses an author who illustrates his own novels and asks whether it pays. The dialogue notes that illustrations by the author may be worth double those by others, and warns against a con where a stranger offers a fabulous sum for original drawings and an introduction to the editor.
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sor kham arguing brains are valued, but notes the modern fan shows brains mainly by acquiring money. The remark underscores a shift in public perception linking wealth to intelligence.
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