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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
6
Mrs. Etta A. Smith of Goldsboro describes relief from neuralgia and other distressing symptoms after using Cardui. The letter urges other suffering women to try Cardui to strengthen the body when illness and female ailments arise. The ad notes Cardui is available at druggists.
Chattanooga dispatch compiles a weekly tally of new industries and expansions. The list, sourced from Tradesman, enumerates dozens of firms ranging from banks and mills to oil, lumber and railway ventures across cities such as Birmingham Montgomery Tuskegee Snow Hill Fort Smith Hickory Ridge Helena Rector Little Rock Pocahontas Florida Georgia North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee and more. The totaled figures include hundreds of thousands in investment and varied manufacturing and service operations reflecting a broad postwar industrial growth.
An Athens citizen extols Dean's Kidney Pills as the remedy for kidney disorders. The advertisement warns that back pain and urinary issues signal kidney trouble, potentially leading to diabetes or Bright's disease. It cites J D Garrison of Athens, who reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Palmer & Sons, and promotes the product as available from Foster Milburn Co. with a 50 cent price.
Missoula February 18 Charter Day marked the fifteenth anniversary of the University of Montana with a program headlined by Charles R Lonard of Butte who spoke on what the state has a right to expect of its educational institutions.
The Athena Coal and Coke Co offers cord wood stove wood and fire place wood. No green wood mixed with our wood.
A historical ad notes Stuart's Bache and Juniper Compound advertised for liver and kidney troubles and to relieve Brights Disease. Sold by all druggists for $1.00. Ad emphasizes universal relief claims without modern medical endorsements.
In New York February rush swells with business politics and society as Albany bribery probes and looming strikes unsettle markets. Winter damage prompts costly street repairs and the $16 million needed for trolley strip work. A reformer driven dance hall aims to curb «spieling» with a Bowery style lesson. Private sleuths seek a missing ten thousand dollar bill amid Wall Street’s restless activity. Rheumatism cure claims relief in three days.
A transplant ed farmer from Huntersville Minnesota using the name Syrous M Drake faced U S Commissioner Shields in New York on a fraud charge. He claimed descent from Sir Francis Drake and alleged a $200 000 000 estate for heirs while drawing Drakes nationwide into meetings in Ohio. The report also includes an unrelated testimonial for Dr Kings New Discovery cough medicine.
Mixed and passenger train schedules for Foley's Orino laxative period rail lines in Gainesville to Athens, plus Seaboard and Southern routes with arrival and departure times. Also listings for Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons and multiple lodges with meeting nights and locations in Athens.
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