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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
4
Clarke County earns wide praise for road improvements as the Warrenton Clipper notes the county’s growth and Attica as county seat. Citizens believe the project will boost property values and long term prosperity, urging continued funding and worker efforts.
Fragmented OCR text references probate authority actions in Georgia with garbled phrases about hearings and dates. The readable parts indicate a legal notice or notice of probate designation and related terms without clear specifics. No coherent details on parties, dates, or locations could be extracted.
Mrs C A Scudder hosted a buffet supper for Miss Ite Coal and guests at her Milledge Avenue home following a church rehearsal. Scudder praised Mrs Rosena White and her attendants for the hospitality during the event.
Miss Walden hosts Miss Rose na White and bridal party at Tuncheon today. Visitors include Mr Vom Denmark of Savannah and Mr Phos Fo Green returning from Clarkesville. Dora and Leila Wagner visit Miss Bradberry on the Boulevard while Mrs John Sanders and Rebeccanders return to Atlanta.
An advertising notice touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to a doctor's prescription. The piece lists testimonials from Misses and local sellers W. J. Smith and R. Palmer & Sons, claiming relief from indigestion, biliousness, and constipation.
O. O. F. Glenn Lodge No. 75 will hold a regular meeting this Tuesday evening. Visitors Miss White from Covington and Miss Stevens from Mr. on are noted. Five room office space for rent on Barber Street with Box 11 Athens Ga. Members in good standing invited to attend. AL Bradberry N G and G. EB. Stone Secretary.
A list of arrivals at Hotel Imperia includes Ralph Lyons from Madison Georgia and J. Thom as from Vallostis, with guests from Chicago Baltimore and Athens. The scattered names suggest a busy guest roster and travel connections across cities, with several individuals named alongside partial affiliations and origins. The notice reads like a hotel register snapshot with many unreadable fragments.
The Royal Arch Masons hold a meeting tonight at 8 30 in the Ionic Temple. All qualified members are requested to attend. W B Lawhead High Priest and Geo T Murrell Secretary are inviting members.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as especially valuable for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. It promises quick relief saving time money and suffering when any of these conditions arise. Sold by H. K. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Br.
In Budapest the famous monastery of Pziducani was agitated by a startling discovery about its revered Father Basile Popeyie once famed for ascetic virtues and pilgrim devotion. His death led to his body being prepared for interment by monks who reportedly believed the monk was a woman.
An advertisement warns against a sudden bad scare from abdominal pain and fear of appendicitis and touts Sr. King's New Life Pills as a sure cure for bowel and stomach ailments. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro. drug stores for 25 cents.
Auction item lists 1000 yards silk finish Foulards and Mohairs priced at 15 cents per yard, valued at 25 cents. Also offered is Embroidered Plaited Lawn 50 pieces with Floral Ribbon at 25 cents per yard, valued at 40 cents.
Local store announces a week long shoe clearance to close out the entire ladies and children's line despite cost. Officials warn alterations in the department may affect stock. Come and save on remaining inventory.
A compact sale listing highlights 100 white caps for boys and girls at six cents, marked down from fifteen cents, and 100 corsets in white and black of various shapes and lengths, previously priced at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50, now offered at nineteen cents.
A fragmentary sale note lists toothbrushes at 14 cents and ginghams at 6 cents per yard with apron items priced at 5 cents, indicating a simple housekeeping sale or circular.
An advertises a large stock of ladies trunks in all grades and sizes with additional mention of boys and men's items available. The listing implies a broad inventory suitable for various customers.
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