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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
2
A mixed page from The Athens Banner includes notices on delivery rates and carrier conduct, editorials on statehood and politics, and scattered discussions on race and employment. The jittery text references Hoke Smith, Georgia farmers, and northern versus southern views on the negro, with several misread phrases.
A garbled text cites Yale President Hadley warning that a compromise would be unfortunate. The noisy fragment references legislative bills, public debate, and calls for careful consideration of national policy while cautioning against reckless moves.
A commentator notes that many seek to boss others and that after a man has eaten all in front of him he wonders what ails him. The piece adds that married men rarely attend public lectures perhaps because they already receive many lectures at home.
Multiple Clarke county candidates announce bids in the Democratic primary for local offices including tax collector treasurer coroner and representative in the Georgia general assembly. Names include Elmer J Crawsh H L Forsigher J H Doe C N Weatherly and J J C McMahan.
A traveling salesman from Saciniaw, Miel, praises Chamberlin's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy after its quick cure. He urges travelers not to depart without a bottle, noting it is not available on steamships and urging purchase from Palmer & Sons and Smith & Bro.
Mt Vernon and area lodges listed with meeting nights and locations in Max Joseph building Clayton street Carlton building Jackson street and Knights of Pythias hall. Includes Mt Vernon No 22 F and A M St Elmo No 40 Knights of Pythias Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons Glenn Lodge No 75 I O O F Williams Lodge No 15 I O O F Athens No 790 B P C E Sequee Tribe No 54 I O R M with officers listed for contact and attendance urged.
A fragment describes a lively street scene with a vendor offering six cent soft soap for a pound and a young clerk noting higher prices. The passage shifts to a health notice about women’s kidney disorders and the claimed benefits of Foley's Kidney Cure for nervous, weak, and irregular symptoms.
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