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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
3
Whitemound Wisconsin merchant W. D. Magli bought Chamberlain's medicine stock to supply customers. He fell ill and said one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than his entire stock. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as universal healer with a 25 cent price and testimonials from Delville Texas and retailers.
A fiftieth anniversary look at the Gettysburg crisis of July 1863. Reports discuss Lee’s invasion, Meade’s command, and censored dispatches as towns posted bulletins. Readers learn of Reynolds' death, Pickett’s charge, and the severest battle of the war with ongoing anxious homefront coverage.
Quote from John Jay dated July 4 1861 invokes pledge to defend the republic. The speaker urges teaching the oath to children and uniting under the flag to resist slavery piracy and European jealousy. The call is for one country one constitution one destiny and enduring liberty and union.
A special excursion to Tal,luh falls is offered by the Sum Mer School on July 11. The trip is round trip for 1.50 dollars and includes transportation and a promised scenic outing for students and staff.
An aged anecdote recalls a remarkable 170 Fourth in the Oquago Valley in Broome County New York now Windsor. Before the Revolution local Indians agreed to remove west and on that same day celebrated both the Declaration of Independence and their departure with dances, flag garlands, and wild celebrations ending with a bonfire.
A reflection on how Fourth of July celebrations have changed since the nation’s birth. The article notes that while methods may shift from bell ringing and cannon to new forms, the core patriotism remains. It asks if future generations will keep the same zeal that has long driven American celebration of Independence Day.
In early independence celebrations small boys used squibs and spark devices, while bonfires and tar torches provided noisy entertainment. The article recalls McKinley’s July 4 1897 address urging unity as Americans first, urging patriotism and lawful conduct across politics.
John Adams writes that the 2d of July should be the day of deliverance while popular custom favors July 4th. The piece notes debates over true date for independence and describes the July 4th celebration as shaped by weather, comfort, and historical signs. It cites Jefferson and Haworth in Harper's Magazine for context.
Ladies urged to view the Miss Bradberry bankrupt sale advertised by MAX MICHAEL as trustee. The notice promotes bargain opportunities and directs interested buyers to attend the sale conducted under bankruptcy proceedings.
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