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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

4

Athens Daily Banner rates and local notices excerpt

Advertisement and editorial excerpt from the Athens Daily Banner discusses subscription rates for the paper and the Weekly, carrier and office payment details, plus a sample of editorial commentary on politics, weather, prohibition, infrastructure, and public finance, emphasizing sewer bonds and regional road projects. The piece notes political figures and local officials, including state treasurer Park, and mentions Athens road improvements and municipal governance.

Work of the Night School in Athens Shows Lasting Benefit

The Athens night schools began with a band of noble women, later joining the city system. They serve workers in mills stores and homes who cannot attend day classes, offering essential education. Graduates include respected young citizens, with East and West Athens schools expanding and thriving under city support.

Athens City Board of Education East Athens West

This Date in History February 7 Highlights

February 7 history entries include 1778 Daniel Boone captured by French and Indians, 1807 Napoleon defeats Russians at Bylau, 1814 Massachusetts ends imprisonment for debt, 1852 Iowa’s first territorial governor Robert Lucas dies, 1864 Jacksonville Florida falls to Federal forces, 1893 long-distance Boston to New York telephone service begins, 1901 Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands wed Prince Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.

Daniel Boone Napoleon Bylau Massachusetts Robert Lucas Iowa Iowa City Virginia Jacksonville Fla Boston New

Senator Robert J Gamble Birthday Note and Career Highlights

Robert J Gamble born February 7 1851 in Genessee County New York. He moved to Wisconsin as a child, studied at Lawrence University, practiced law in Yankton South Dakota, served as district and city attorney, and was a state senator. He was elected to the Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Congresses as a Republican and to the U S Senate in 1901 reelected for 1907 term expiring March 1913.

Robert J. Gamble United States South Dakota Genessee County New York Andrew Jackson Wisconsin Lawrence University Yankton Territory United States Senate

Painting the Capitol in Brooklyn Eagle feature

A Brooklyn Eagle piece on Capitol paintings in Washington highlights freak images in the rotunda. John Trumbull’s Washington Resigning His Commission is shown with a girl having three arms, and another painting depicts an Indian with six toes. Powell’s Perry at the Battle of Lake Erie is set in a six oared cutter with the hero facing forward amid a distant foe.

Capitol Brooklyn Eagle Washington Rotunda John Trumbull Powell Perry Lake Erie

Fo ley's Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Fo ley's Kidney Cure claiming to stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder troubles not beyond modern medicine’s reach. It presents a confident, period voice typical of vintage medical ads.

Foley

Political Reformers Fade From Public Eye

The piece cites multiple newspapers and references a power struggle involving Chairman McLendon of the Railroad Commission and Mr. Thompson, assistant to the Southern president, with insinuations of a confidential secret. It hints at shifting political alliances as governor nears term end and mentions Hoke’s past support.

Griffin News Sun

Commerce News Sees Atlantans Trade in Athens Future

The Athens Banner hopes for a completed electric line to Atlanta to boost trade as Athens and Atlanta residents anticipate easier commerce. Editorial voice questions political maneuvers around governors, railroad deals, and nominations with regional commentary on Georgia papers and local officials.

Commerce News Athens Atlanta

Clifford Walker declares candidacy for Western Circuit SG

Clifford Walker announces his bid for Solicitor General of the Western Circuit covering Gwinnett Walton Jackson Clarke Oconee Banks and Franklin counties subject to the Democratic State Executive Committee. He appeals for the People of the circuit to support him in Monroe Georgia.

Gwinnett, Walton, Jackson, Clarke Oconee Banks Franklin Democratic State Executive Committee

Candidate announcement for solicitor general in Western Circuit

A formal declaration filed under the Macon Democratic platform announces candidacy for solicitor general of the Western Circuit comprising Gwinnett Walton Jackson Oconee Clarke Banks and Franklin. The candidate seeks Democratic primary support in 1908 and appeals to circuit residents for backing.

Gwinnett Walton Jackson Oconee Clarke, Banks Franklin Macon

DeWitt's Little Barly Risers Pills Ad

Pleasant living pills sold by all druggists. They are easy to take and marketed for general well being.

DeWitt

compass and a moral on self interest in navigation

A short illustrated tale compares a ship misled by a faulty compass to people ruled by private interests. The writer urges removing iron in the hold of politics, warning that self interest distorts judgment and misguides collective progress. The piece ends with an advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy.

Weather Bureau

Rheumatism Cured In a Day Claims Dr Detchon Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia promising radical cure in 1 to 2 days. It claims to remove the cause and the disease immediately with the first dose, pricing 75 cents and 1 dollar, sold by H. R. Palmer & Son, druggists.

Detchon H. R. Palmer &Song I Drugeiste

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