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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
2
The Athens Daily Banner lists subscription rates by mail and weekly editions with annual, six month, and quarterly terms. It details payment methods, advance cash policy, and calls subscribers to report late or missing delivery via the business office for issue investigation.
The Athens Banner urges readers to mail notices with real names and avoid phone submissions. It notes a machine may replace the baseball pitcher, praises macadam streets, reports Springfield Ohio lynching, and discusses editor McIntosh, Democratic delegates, Athens Manufacturing, and a Goebel statue plan funded by Kentucky.
The author opposes federal funding for education arguing the national government has no business in schools. He cites state responsibility, tariff tax concerns, and shifts funds from south to north as pension money. He urges Georgia to educate locally and resist national schemes.
The readable text shows a fragmented phrase about discomfort or irritation and a mention of cleansing. It lacks full sentences, names, or identifiable events to establish a concrete news item or context.
A collage of ad copy and short vignettes. Hood's Pills marketed at 25 cents by druggists. Parlor humor about a congressman's daughters and a kiss. Notes on India's sacred fires, a mischievous boy, and labor jokes. Mentions of Dr King's New Life Pills and local drugstores.
A jumble of fragmentary notices and ads from a vintage paper mentions a village on Mieon Street with lit windows and food shelves, a tale of a child saved from danger, and multiple medical remedies including Dr King’s New Discovery and Scott's Emulsion.
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