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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
2
The Athens Daily Banner outlines subscription prices for mail and weekly editions and asks readers to notify the business office about delivery issues. The page also discusses political topics, Roosevelt, Brown, and university events, with mentions of the West Point Militia Railroad, the University of Georgia, and the state college of agriculture.
The piece notes Gompers pressing for a plank opposing government by injunction in the party platform and hints he may push it to the Democratic platform if not adopted. Labor’s solid vote and organization make it pivotal in the coming Chicago convention and Denver caucus battles.
Gustave Vio who became king after his father’s death marked his 50th birthday. The king, who succeeded King Oscar II last December, was born in June and married Princess Victoria of Baden. As Crown Prince he acted as regent during his father’s illness and remains a student with a simple life. His eldest son Gustave Adolph is married to the Duke of Connaught’s daughter and they have an infant son who may become king.
An old advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as ensuring healthy kidneys by filtering impurities and curing kidney and bladder diseases. It claims the product strengthens the whole system and is sold by all druggists.
In Town and Country a debate on propriety follows a wedding toast queenly Mrs Bland and Mr Gruffy discuss the timing of rejoicings. The column ribaldly questions if celebrations should precede victory and suggests caution before triumph.
Editorial from the Cedartown Standard lauds Governor Smith while forecasting his one year in office. It argues disfranchisement measures and prohibition will be settled in October and praises Brown as a steady reformer. The piece emphasizes integrity and growth under Brown’s potential governorship and reflects on party loyalties.
The Washington Gazette Chronicle argues that Weeoate acts in Georgia’s interest and praises Gov Browns and administration for a likely reelection. The piece notes the election being accepted with broad support and implies continued governance without opposition.
The Walton News and Dublin Courier-Dispatch urge unity after Governor Smith's defeat and support for Mr. Brown. They call for reconciliation among democrats, healing campaign wounds, and building a peaceful, prosperous Georgia as the empire state of the South.
The Marietta Journal hails Joseph M. Brown as a capable, upright businessman elected by the people to govern Georgia. He faced dismissal by Governor Smith without a hearing, ran as a nonpolitician with a motto of trust in the people, and is praised for conscience, fidelity, and clean finances serving the masses.
Reports from Jonesville and surrounding parishes describe a catastrophic flood on the Black River with miles of waterlogged fields submerged six to ten feet. Thousands suffer, with 2300 people destitute and facing hunger as homes, crops, and livestock are imperiled. Swamp fever rises amid privation and exposure.
Jacksonville, June 15. A democratic primary Tuesday will nominate candidates for U S senator governor and district congress seats plus Denver convention delegates and state railroad commissioner. Campaigns are intense with Broward Fletcher Stockton Gilchrist and issues like statewide prohibition shaping the race.
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to relieve tight shoes and bunions, promising instant relief for swollen feet and sore spots. It claims benefits for sweating and tired feet, with a 25 cent price at druggists and shoe stores, plus free trial packages and a sanitary corn-pad offer.
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