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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1905
Page
6
An article extols Vinol as a cod liver oil alternative that omits the greasy oil while preserving medicinal elements. It claims Vinol is tasteless, highly digestible, and more effective than traditional cod liver oil or emulsions, with no drugs and clear labeling.
A new Athens Art Club formed by twenty four prominent women outlines a practical program. Miss Lucy Stanton chairs as the club plans interior decoration study, Japanese and colonial styles, art influence on children, and bi monthly meetings. The group hopes to join the Athens Woman's Club later.
Beginning today and lasting one week Mrs Burton Smith of Atlanta will give daily lectures at Seney Stovall chapel on Household Economics. After expenses the net proceeds go to the East Athens Kindergarten. Topics include Domestic Architecture Decorations and Furnishings Foods and Organization. Admission 25 cents per lecture or one dollar for the full course.
Many avoid strong internal medicines for rheumatic pains and endure years, but Chamberlain's Palm Balm offers quick relief by external application. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J Smith & Bro.
Milan Georgia February 18 Jack McLeod aged 16 son of Gip McLeod living near Milan has been arrested by a deputy sheriff on the charge of murdering Joe Studstill the octogenarian found dead at his home by children a week earlier McLeod will have a hearing tomorrow morning.
Members of Athens Lodge No. 90 BPOE are invited by Augusta Lodge Elks to visit Augusta next Wednesday for the Society Circus entertainment staged by Augusta Elks, the Augusta Y M C A athletic team and local talent. District Deputy Michael cannot attend but supports the Athens lodge’s attendance and hospitality.
Small classifieds note invites readers to arrange prompt glass replacement by calling John L Arnold at 115.
Washington reports former Interior Secretary Hoke Smith of Georgia arrived to answer Hitchcock’s charge that the 1896 Osage lands lease was a scandal. Smith plans to show Hitchcock’s claim is unfounded and may testify before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.
New York reports the death of Marila Kimi, famed young Japanese dancer, who died after a prosperous run in society circles at a West Thirty-sixth Street flat. Her ashes will return to her homeland in a golden urn. Her father Morita led a prominent theatrical family and sought fame through his children.
New Orleans on February 18 reports Louis Sinet a fifteen year old Creole born youth cured of leprosy. He was discharged from the Louisiana Lepers Home as the first person deemed absolutely cured by non divine treatment. He had been committed four years ago and now bears a clear face and revived expression.
A brief note reflects on marital strife and its impact on divorce lawyers, framing the issue as a sharp commentary on domestic conflict and legal consequences.
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