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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
5
The witness describes years of recurrent eczema on limbs and scalp with failed medical care. After trying various ointments and soaps and stopping treatment, the condition worsened with hair loss. He reports then using a treatment regimen of seven bottles that cured him completely with no visible spots.
Philadelphia January reports Dr Irvine filed a slander suit against Rt Rev Ethelbert Talbot bishop of central Pennsylvania Episcopal diocese. Irvine seeks damages after charges tied to a disciplinary inquiry that the Reading ecclesiastical board ruled lacked canonical authority. The case may go to civil court.
Athens resident W R Booth testifies to relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills from H R Palmer & Sons. He reports pain relief, clearer urine, and better sleep, saying his health improved overall. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the pills in the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
Frank D. Austin, 40, claims he lost 80000 in Wall Street through Thomas Lawson fury. He tried twice to jump Brooklyn Bridge but was restrained by Captain DeVanney and two detectives. He was jailed after the thwarted attempts and said he wanted to end it all.
In Columbia on January 18 the South Carolina senate adopted amendments to form a three member senate and four member house committee for a dispensary probe. The panel will meet promptly, report next session, and be funded from dispensary funds. Amendments broadened scope to include management and officers, potentially spanning past actions and even outside testimony if needed. The article notes the commission’s tasks and funding, with names of several senators and local businesses mentioned in the surrounding text.
Washington witnesses for the Protestants clash with Mormon testimony as Senator Smoot’s trial scrutiny centers on temple endowment oaths. Richard W. Young of Salt Lake asserts no polygamy teaching since the manifesto and that most Mormons accept it as divinely inspired. Bishop Connolly denounces endowment informers as traitors, and Young says traitors are abhorrent to Mormons, who would not distinguish between church and civic oaths. Hearing continues tomorrow.
Ely Brothers advertise Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with a 75 cent price including a spraying tube. The liquid form preserves the product’s medicinal effects, absorbs through the membrane and does not dry secretions, aiming to restore a natural moisture balance.
George Burns, the game keeper shot in the eye, will return home with his bride Mrs. Henrietta J. Pierce, a nurse at New York Eye and Ear infirmary. She tended Burns during treatment and the discharge, resignation of the nurse, and their wedding all occurred on the same day in North Carolina.
An advertisement extols Dr Boschee's German Syrup as a tonic for consumptives, promising restful sleep and free morning expectoration. It claims the product prevents night sweats and cough fatigue, with a 25 cent bottle price and wide availability.
Andrew Carnegie paid back all deposits lost when Citizens National Bank failed amid the Chadwick case. He also reimbursed the Young Men's Christian Association about $3,000. In Cleveland, Cassie Chadwick bail was set at $20,000 on federal charges with three additional indictments pending.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe purifying remedy. It claims charcoal absorbs stomach gases, purifies breath and blood, improves complexion, and aids digestion. A Buffalo physician endorses them for gas relief and liver benefit, pricing at twenty five cents a box.
A short quote from Houston E G2 hess notes money does not guarantee happiness. It adds that money helps pursue happiness if one seeks it, but wealth alone is not essential.
In Wynnton the Blandford home is under strict quarantine after two new smallpox cases linked to Captain Robert H. Blandford. Guards patrol the residence, belongings will be burned, and the county may reimburse destroyed items as officials stamp out further spread.
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered widespread inflammatory rheumatism for six weeks with eight doctors before trying Mystic Cura for Rheumatism. He says she gained immediate relief and walked within three days and credits the remedy with saving her life. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons at 105 Clayton Street.
An intimate friend says there is no plan for an immediate marriage between Mrs. Hah Dunlap Jordan of Georgia and Louis F. Corea the Nicaragua minister. Mrs. Jordan is staying at the Cambridge hotel for three weeks with Mrs. Bagley and Mr. Bagley. The real view among close acquaintances is that no marriage will occur before spring.
Essen Germany Jan 18 official mine office reports 122612 workers from 187 mines out on strike today. Leaders met with government commission to discuss grounds for the strike while government seeks a settlement. Estimates vary but about 161600 to 200000 workers are involved across 203 mines as order is mostly kept. Consumers seek coal from other German districts and railways face disrupted service amid six weeks of dispute.
Harriet Howard of New York recounts healing skin trouble after years of salt rheum with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Describes it as a quick aid for cuts burns and sores sold at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons drug stores.
Richmond Virginia January 18 Governor Montague tonight granted a reprieve to J Samuel McCue who was to be hanged at Charlottesville Friday for the murder of his wife until February 10 to give time for the state supreme court to consider his amended application made today for a writ of error and supersedeas.
H. R. Palmer & Sons promote Mi-o-na tablets to repair winter damage to the stomach and digestive system. They claim the tablets before meals relieve irritation and strengthen digestion, with a 50 cent price and money back if vigor is not restored.
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