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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
6
A health advisory urges residents to kill flies, seal food, boil drinking water, and install a screen door to prevent disease. It warns that flies may spread contagious illness and cause costly illness-related absences.
Fragmented OCR notes mention two files in a manure pit influencing a million dollar home sale next August. The text also notes Georgia salons beginning to operate, with a cryptic refrain about fly breeding.
The article surveys the San Pedro Martir region in the Baja California peninsula, detailing its massive bulk, cliffed western face, near perpendicular eastern slope, and tablelandlike top that sustains sunlit pastures for cattle in dry seasons. It notes abundant wildlife, including deer and bighorn, and warns of past hunting pressures and legal protection. It also describes dramatic canyons, desert barriers, and fertile streams such as San Antonio creek nourishing trout and a tropical cove with fruit trees inland.
Peter Battinell of Stamford Connecticut, after his parents failed to license his dog, earned two dollars through errands and lawn mowing to pay for the license. The dog warden released the dog to him once the fee was paid.
A new congressman humorously complains that after nearly three months in office he has not secured any junket to the Panama Canal, quipping the job is not what he expected.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a mild vegetable tonic that relieves constipation sour stomach and biliousness. It claims druggists guarantee a full refund if the product fails and warns buyers to ensure they purchase the genuine 50 cent bottle rather than imitations.
The article portrays Berlin as the modern imperial capital of Germany, inviting tourists with its grand review at Tempelhofer field and its vivid military pageantry. It highlights the city’s wide Unter den Linden, bridges over the Spree, royal museums, and proximity to Hamburg and Bremen for extended sightseeing trips.
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