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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
7
An Virginia promotional note touts Wine of Cardui as a remedy for chronic backache and female troubles, claiming instant relief in some cases and reliability across others. It urges readers to consult their druggist and references Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough, noting widespread use in epidemics.
Gossip from New York notes police plan a comprehensive campaign against Black Hand bands amid a wave of bomb explosions threatening East Side tenements. Special detective squads will scour the city to uncover the unseen hands directing the attacks and curb the nihilistic outbreak.
Forever from Broadway recalls Harrigan the pioneer of showing the humbler side of Gotham life to theater audiences. He is remembered as the first man to bring simple delights to the stage and the town remains grateful.
Lincoln Nebraska June graduation exercises closed Commencement week at the University of Nebraska. William Allen White editor of Emporia spoke the main oration before the graduating class.
The Virginia Bank Association begins a three day session in Hot Springs Virginia with hundreds of bankers and financiers from across the state in attendance.
Florence June 15 delegates and visitors from across the state gather for the Epworth League eighteenth annual conference opening a four day session with several noted divines and educators to address the gathering.
A large party of Roman Catholic pilgrims from across the United States failed to board the steamer La Savoie in New York on June 15 to attend the International Eucharistic Congress planned in Madrid.
The New England Baptist missionary convention met in Providence for its thirty-seventh annual session with Mayor Flender welcoming delegates. Rev. Samuel J. Comfort of Boston delivered the response and President E. L. Diggs of Lynchburg, Va., Seminary gave an address. Sessions continue through Monday.
Two prominent families united as Miss Edith Borradaile daughter of C C Chipman Hud son Bay Winnipeg and Mr Peter Van den Nest son of the late Amadee Van Iden Nest Belgian minister at Cairo wed in Winnipeg. The bridegroom is also heir to Mrs Hutton of Bredon Hill Summerland BC.
All laces will be reduced and embroideries and ribbon will be reduced. Hosiery and gloves also reduced. Prices listed show reductions of twenty five percent and various fractions. The text repeats discount notes and odd numerical fragments.
A promotional notice advertises discounts on children dresses coats rompers and suits for little boys with a one fourth off and ten per cent off offers listed. The text urges shoppers to take advantage of the sale on children’s clothing items.
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