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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
7
In Waynesville North Carolina Mr F R Huttrans says he suffered severe indigestion and heart trouble. After trying medicines unsuccessfully he used Thedford s Black-Draught and regained health. He insists it is essential in his house and values it highly for digestion and overall well being.
Prominent jurists and lawyers gather in Atlantic City for the New Jersey State Bar Association's two day session. Governor Woodrow Wilson and Justice Pit are listed as speakers. The group plans to discuss the new practice act and related reforms.
Several score trained American athletes sailed on the steamship Finland to Stockholm where they will compete next month in the games. Enthusiastic supporters crowd the departure as the team heads abroad in high spirits for the international meet.
Visitors gathered for the annual North Dakota State Elks association convention with elaborate city decorations. The two day event features a parade, entertainment, and business sessions.
Athens residents report Doan's Kidney Pills cured their seven year old daughter’s serious kidney complaint. Mrs. Glennie Marlow of 2438 Jackson St says the remedy produced lasting health benefits after trial in March 1908. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo is U S sale agent.
State Geologist reports two new mineral deposits in Georgia. High grade bauxite in Sumter county could yield large profits at low costs, with potential several thousand tons and widespread horizons across multiple counties. Monazite found near Cornelia may supply gas mantle production, with early tests promising payback.
The piece argues socialism misdefines ownership and highlights a shift toward broad public ownership through stockholder democracy. It cites Theodore Vail and large utilities expanding ownership while suggesting this trend challenges socialist aims and broadens the public ownership model.
Chicago faces the quadrennial spectacle as convention hosts arrive in force. Delegations from states, banners and bands, candidate supporters, and curious crowds fill streets and hotel lobbies, while headquarters buzz with music, oratory, and hospitality.
Washington June 14 Rev Augustus J Duarte vice president of the Aloysius Truth Society says steady growth of socialism must be stopped. He argues that informing the public through newspapers is essential to expose socialism and its dangers to citizens and to uphold justice and Christian principles.
At Monte Ne Arkansas the annual conference of the Young Women's Christian Association of the Southwest begins on the camp grounds and runs through June 24. About four hundred young women from Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas attend. Speakers include Rev John C Blayney Misa Eleanor Stafford Miller and Rev Robert Hill D D.
Purported street scene features a lawman ordering movement and threatening force. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming gentle bowel relief and health benefits at 25 cents through druggists.
A Lincolnton driven push for the Elberton & Eastern to Lincolnton gains momentum with committees forming, subscriptions sought, and a preliminary Tignall to Lincolnton survey under Chief Engineer Wilson. Warfield’s Seaboard stake boosts confidence the line will reach the seashore via Washington or Augusta.
All citizens who have not made their state and county tax returns will please call at the city hall and make returns at once, as the time is now short. J. H. Dorsey, 4th Tax Receiver Clarke County.
A schedule adjustment takes effect with the first train Sunday morning June 16. Train 60 departs at 7:20 a.m. instead of 6:30 a.m. Train 51 arrives at 12:55 p.m. rather than 12:10 p.m. Train 52 leaves at 4:05 p.m. and Train 63 arrives from Union Point at 9:10 p.m.
An advertisement asserts that people in middle and older ages gain happiness from Chamberlains Tablets by aiding digestion and keeping bowels regular. The pills are described as mild and suitable for seniors and are available from all dealers.
The Lexington Echo reports renewed interest in the Brinson railroad from Savannah toward Athens and Washington. Builders back extensions to Thomson and beyond, with Augusta and other towns seeking inclusion. Citizens foresee regular service to the coast and urge regional cooperation to secure Lexington’s place on the line.
Frightful coughing spell caused sharp side pains in a man from Italy Wisconsin. The doctor warned of serious harm and the ad claims Dr Kings New Discovery would have saved him. A free trial bottle offer is advertised at druggists.
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