Weekly Athens newspaper rumbles with political jests and notices
The Athens Banner column lampoons national figures and events while noting delivery rates and carrier policies. It comments on Taft, Roosevelt, and WWI era politics, and mentions Dr. Broughton licensing lists in Atlanta. The piece ends with a quip on protecting infant industries and yard fences.
Athens Chamber Reports Depot Improvements Earned By Bondurant Group
The Athens Chamber of Commerce reports Southern Railway and S L officials will build a new passenger and freight depot at a cost around seventy five thousand dollars after years of effort. The Banner praises Chairman Bondurant and his committee for securing the improvements and anticipates benefits for local business and growth.
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Athens
Bondurant
Chamber of Commerce
Mocn
Southern Railway Company
Cherry trees as symbols of integrity and liberty in American lore
A reflection on two cherry tree legends, Roger Williams and a Virginia boy, as moral symbols. The piece argues the stories persist in American memory, shaping ideas of honesty, faith, and political courage across generations.
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Roger Williams
Virginia
America
Notable Births, Deaths, and Historic Milestones Listed
A compilation notes George Washington born 1731 in Virginia and died 1799 at Mount Vernon, with other dates including 1814 senator Henry Baldwin, 1836 Alamo siege, 1856 California railroad, and neutralization treaty with North German Confederation in 1868. Paragraphs cover Miss Sangster’s editorial career and references to education efforts in the South, James Black 1872, Samuel Tilley 1873, and Sir Charles Lyell 1875, plus remarks on financial figures and banking networks in New York.
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George Washington
U. S
Westmoreland County
Vireginia
Mt. Vernon
Henry P. Baldwin
Michigan
Coventry
R. 1
Sabine River
Spain
United States
Santa Anna
San Antonio
California
Rexall Mucu Tone and other notices in 1909 era
An advertisement style page discusses Rexall Mucu Tone claimed to cure catarrh by aiding metabolism, with a money back trial if unsatisfied. It includes other product pitches Parisian Sage for dandruff and hair growth, plus testimonials and medical quips about hay fever and cough remedies.
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Dr. Sangerbond
Paris
America
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Francis Koegl
W. Jessamine St
St. Paul
Minn
Pacifian Saxe
Insurance figures showing amounts on risk and policy
The document lists financial figures including the greatest insured amount per risk at 10,000 dollars and total insurance outstanding at 793,874 dollars, with related numeric entries such as 180,27 1,585,67 7,505.00 and 47 6.89 inches noted for reference.
Mt Vernon Masonic and Fraternal Lodge Directory
Mt Vernon lodges list meeting times places and contact notes for F and A M Royal Arch Pythians I O C F and Knights of Pythias with invitations to attending members and visiting brethren at Masonic Hall Clayton Street Max Joseph building and surrounding venues in Mount Vernon. Membership roles include W Pittman Secretary Crane and Jordan with officers across Keystones Elmo and Williams lodges and Oliver Encampment inviting good standing members to attend on weekly meeting nights.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mount Vernon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph
Claytos Street
William Pittman
J. R. Crane
Sec'y
Geo B Davis Camp Meets Wednesday at Davison-Nicholson Hall
Geo B Davis Camp No 292 of the W C W meets every Wednesday night in the Lodge room at Davison Nicholson Co Hall on Jackson Street AJ visiting Sovereigns invited to attend. A A Brigham C C John Mappin Clerk.
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Geo
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited By Parent for Croup Relief
A Green Bay Wis mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar noting it stopped repeated colds and croup in her two children aged six and eight. She says the medicine prevents and cures troubles and is the only one her children will take without a fight. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Drveziste
W. C. Ornstein
Green Bay
Wis
President Helps Orphans at Macon Home
An appeal from the Indus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia reports widespread aid from the president. The piece touts Electric Bitters as a nine year staple for stomach liver and kidney issues and as a strong general tonic. It also promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective household medicines.
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Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Foley
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