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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1907

Page

4

Athens Daily Banner subscription rates and notices

The Athens Daily Banner lists annual and short-term subscription prices and payment methods, notes delivery complaints should be reported to the business office, and warns carriers are not authorized to collect or sell papers. The item also includes telephones and a brief, dated editorial column remarking on the year end and politics.

Athens

Fragmented political chatter and policy talk across states

The column surveys potential candidates and policy ideas from Tom Law son and others, notes international power signals with Venezuela, laments immigrant flows, and hints at prohibition moves in Athens. It criticizes proposals by Hobson and questions railroad free freight for a state college exhibit, touching on farmer finances.

Militarism run riot in Hobson plan for vast defense spend

The piece criticizes Richmond Pearson Hobson’s proposal for a billion dollar defense build up. It argues the US should focus on internal improvements, waterways, merchant marine, and industrial development rather than a large navy or standing army. It urges readiness through prosperity and lawful action. The article also discusses the new prohibition law and calls for fair enforcement and impartial trial of its effects on Georgia communities.

Richmond Pearson Hobson United States Hobson Georgia

Strict enforcement of law targets blind tigers in county

The community backs strict liquor laws and officials pledge to enforce prohibition. Mayor Dorsey Judge Cobb and Judge Brand will push for swift justice, and peace officers are instructed to arrest all violators. The aim is to reduce whiskey sales and suppress illegal drinking dens.

Dorsey Judge Cobb Brand

Cough Remedy Saved Baby From Severe Bronchitis

A Holly Spring North Carolina parent recalls searching eight stores for a remedy during a pneumonia like bronchitis outbreak in a infant. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provided relief and the child recovered, with praise for its safety and palatability.

Lain Geo. W. Spence Holly Spring Chamberlain

December 31 in History Highlights Key Events and Births

This date marks figures and milestones such as 1348 John Wycliffe death, 1600 chartering of the East India Company, 1720 Charles Edward Stuart born, 1781 Bank of North America chartered, and notable deaths including Horatio Allen and Francis Spinner. Also noting Amelia Bloomer born 1818 and Henry of Guise born earlier.

John Wycliffe Morning Star Wakefield Henry of Lorraine Duke of Guise British East India Company Charles Edward Stuart Pretender Congress Bank of North America Thomas Jefferson Canada Horatio Allen America New Jersey

Harry Stewart New Birth and Political Rise

Harry New born in Indianapolis on December 31 1858 is the son of John C New a former US treasury official and consul general in London He rose from Indianapolis Journal employee to Indiana state senator in 1896 and served as adjutant general of volunteers during the Spanish American War The piece notes his later role as chairman of the Republican National Committee and traces his early life and education in Indiana.

Harry New Harry Stewart New Republican National Committee Indianapolis John C. New United States Grant Treasury Arthur London Harrison Harry New Butler College Indianapolis Journal

New Chairman Named Succeeding George B Oney

In the present year Mr. New was named to succeed George B Oney as chairman. He was offered the post of first assistant postmaster general by President Roosevelt but declined for business reasons.

Wou Eniy George B. On Felyou Mr. New Roosevelt

Possum Dinner Tale From Mrs. Longstreet Christmas

A Georgia postmaster and widow of Confederate general Longstreet sent a possum to the president for Christmas. The animal died after fattening on recommended feed, prompting a local ad seeking another possum and observers noting Georgian traditions and Christmas gaiety.

Possum poems and politicking spark Georgia Christmas lore

A Gainesville Herald note recounts Mrs. Longstreet pursuing posts and also securing two possums for an American prince's Christmas dinner. The tale blends political maneuvering with humorous regional in-jokes about the post office, a casket inscription, and a North Georgia comparison of possums sent from the Wren's Nest between Atlanta and Roswell.

Roosevelt Herald South Georgia N. P.M

Tutts Pills and Ely Cream Balm Adverts

An old ad touts Tutt's Pills as a cure for dyspepsia constipation sick headache biliousness and liver digestion problems. It also promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever and related breathing issues with various forms and prices.

Ely Bros Warren Street New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE H. J. Rowe Birmingham Age-Herald William J. Bryan Lower Broad Street Chauncey M. Depew Tom Lawson Venzuela Sam Venezula Cannon Hughes Congressional Record Railroad Commission State College of Agriculture Francis Spinner U. S Lincoln Amelia Jenks Bloomer Bloomer Council Bluffs, Ia Aeean Teddy Rapley Cheshire Washington Banner Dixieland Red Old Hills Hall Joe Tutt’s Express Prapaia Wray & Hull St J. T. Anderson Central OF Georgia Railway Macon HE McLean Dk Nolan Bears Sanitol H.r.palmer & Sons Bondurant John L. Arnold Clayton and Jackson Streets M. Stern M. G Michael G. A. Mell Harris Athens Savings Bank M Stern W. T. Bryen A. Mell H. Phintzy G. Michael, J. A. Hunnicutt T. & Mell, L. F. Edwards Hunmeutt
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