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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
6
Dr. David H. Reeder of La Porte Indiana prescribes a simple home treatment for night sweats. Mix table salt cayenne pepper vinegar and boiling water then sponge the patient at bedtime. One treatment is often enough to stop the night sweats.
A scanned fragment shows a mix of financial ledger items for The Citizens Bank & Trust Company in 1912 and a medical advice section. It includes figures like 11,568.13 and 9237,758.91, plus notes praising a remedy, caffeine of courage tea, night sweats guidance, and doctor letters about stomach pain enlarged liver and gall stones with home remedies such as olive oil and creosote tar tar. The piece reads as a collage of financial data and personal ailment queries and suggested treatments.
Two smart young men are invited to apply immediately for a commission opportunity. Applicants should respond to P. O. Box 641, AtkinsEng, Ga. Immediate action requested.
Social and Personal News notes Joseph Henry Fleming sending invitations for his sister Isabelle Fleming to marry Hunter Henderson Galloway on Thursday June 20 at the Hodgson home. Also mentions Fanille Davies of Atlanta entertaining at Gardner Price wedding and Dr Harry C White's World Peace Movement lecture in Athens.
Henry Allen Cooper, longtime representative of Wisconsin's First district since 1883, is named for second place on the Republican national ticket should Roosevelt secure the presidential nomination. Washington, Jefferson and Jackson are cited as symbolic references in the political discussion.
Results show Columbia 2 Savannah 1 while Jacksonville defeats Macon 6 to 1. National note references two boys from Evane mini street at Colonial.
Walter D. Molbey, former student secretary of the YMCA at the University of Georgia, has left for his former home in Baldwin, Kansas. Friends learn his successor has not yet been named. A friend’s note hints at a cryptic nickname Dolio.
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