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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1911
Page
3
Mrs Hateman of Carrsville says Cardus, not a laxative, healed long standing female troubles after sixteen years of suffering. She reports improved strength, ability to work, and mobility from the first bottle, praising Cardui as a trusted women’s medicine used for over 50 years.
Several hundred members of the National Canners Association from across the country arrived in Milwaukee to attend the annual meeting and exhibition. Sessions run through the week in the Auditroom with Governor Eberhart of Minnesota among speakers on the program.
George W. Lederer, a noted producer of musical pieces, is referenced for his near perfection in production as Playgoers recall his leadership at the New York Casino. He guided a slate featuring Lillian Russell, Jefferson DeAngelis, Walter Jones, David Warfield, Louis Mann, Edna May, Maybelle Gilman, and Paula.
Edwards and other stars observe the manager's theatrical equipment as Madame Sherry dazzles New York with its score, scenic riches, and chic settings. Lederer's artistry showcases Grecian terpsichore, yacht salon, and moonlit afterdeck scenes while the cast's refined performance adds to the production's lavish appeal. Presented by New Amsterdam Theater Company on Tuesday February 14 at Colonial Theatre.
The Wisconsin Curling Association started its annual bonspiel in Portage Wisconsin with more than twenty rinks from across the state and Minnesota in attendance. The event is staged in the club’s recently completed large rink.
W R Patterson of Wellington Texas recounts a perilous illness that dropped him to 100 pounds after years of treatment. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for restoring his health, now at 187 pounds and strong. The ad touts it as quick safe and sure for coughs colds grippe asthma and lung troubles with trial bottle free and guaranteed by local dealers.
London report describes the royal procession and a lavish opening of Parliament under King George V and Queen Mary. The session is poised to reshape British politics, with plans to abolish the Lords veto and reform the upper chamber, amid high anticipation and debate.
W A Reed reports Columbus, famed for South’s top players, faces Georgia on February 9 at the Y M C A in a bid to retain the title. Notables include Gordy of Auburn, Lewis of Georgia, Massey, Dozier, Peacock, Kilcrease, and Forbes. Demand for tickets is high. reserve seats early for the great clash.
Oklahoma man touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as fastest relief for a boil after failure with a doctor. Product hailed as a quick healer for burns, cuts, sprains, bruises, and swellings. Available for 25 cents at local outlets W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
In Seattle on Feb 6 the recall of Mayor Hiram C. Gill faces its stiffest test since its adoption. Gill seeks reelection against George W. Dilling of the Welfare league. Reform advocates cite police corruption and vice, with women voters possibly deciding the outcome after their suffrage was granted at the last election.
Georgia State Chemist J H McCandless praised Cottolene at a recent gathering. He asserted the product, made from cotton oil, has boosted public confidence in cotton seed oil and highlighted a pure refined vegetable oil base as essential for a clean digestible cooking product.
In San Francisco on February 6 the state supreme court heard a rehearing in the Ruef bribery case. Abraham Ruef, once San Francisco’s political boss, was sentenced to fourteen years amid a sensational trial that included an assassination attempt on special prosecutor Francis J. Yeney. Ruef has pursued numerous appeals while free on $250,000 bail. The core issue is whether a bribery receiver is an accomplice and testifies inadmissible, which could disqualify key witnesses if upheld.
In Granville county court at Oxford the case of Nathan Montague is set for trial for the December killings of J. L. Sanders, his daughter Mary 22, and Sanders infant granddaughter at Hester. Authorities say Montague killed Sanders and his granddaughter and then fatally attacked Miss Mary Sanders and set the house ablaze. He was moved to Raleigh for safekeeping after arrest.
Washington February 6 bids were opened at the navy department for the construction of the four submarine torpedo boats authorized by Congress at its last session.
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