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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1904
Page
4
A reader letter from Holly Michigan lauds Lydia E. Pinkham’s Non Vegetable Compound for restoring energy and aiding a girl’s recovery from fatigue. The note cites a claim of seven pounds lost in three months and urges other young women to use the remedy.
Dispatches from Port Arthur and allied cities describe claims of Japanese capture of Port Arthur denied by Russian officials. Reports also note Chinese opposition to emigration to the Transvaal and two Russian passengers recount sights in Sasebo including damaged Japanese ships. Tokio records engineer Mina Misawa promoted posthumously for wartime heroism.
The British four masted bark Falls of Hulla dale arrived in San Francisco after 235 days at sea from Liverpool. Gales at Cape Horn beginning Sept. 25 made rounding the cape impossible. A provisioning stop occurred at Foveaux Island on Jan. 1, after which the voyage continued without further incident.
A vivid scene of a harvest worker celebrating a hearty meal with fried chicken, green peas, and corn bread after hard labor. The piece then advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural, effective relief for indigestion, claiming they aid digestion like healthy stomach fluids and are widely prescribed and sold.
A Meridian report says Dr. W. W. Jones and Roy Eshe were killed in Philadelphia Mississippi after a confrontation over family stories. Frank Burnett was mortally wounded as he tried to intervene in the gunfight.
A quirky health note counters alarmist lines and urges practical care for upset stomachs. It links anxiety about trouble to physical discomfort and emphasizes accessible remedies and calm assessment.
An old editorial declares the stomach must be pacified for body harmony and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe natural remedy. It claims the tablets mimic stomach digestion, rest the organ, and restore strength, urging regular use for relief from dyspepsia and other stomach troubles.
A Brooklyn African Methodist Episcopal sermon by Rev. F. M. Jacobs calls for blacks to defend rights by force if needed, urging mass retaliation to stop lynchings. He cites Fort Wagner and Petersburg, saying prayers without action fail and a race war is possible if liberty demands it. Other preachers echo calls to act for progress.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit affirms the northern district of Texas ruling in a dispute between the J. I. ier senbaum Grain Co and the Chicago Rock Island and Texas Railway. The case involves export grain transmission interrupted by Texas Railroad Commission actions at Fort Worth and seeks equitable relief to prevent damages. The appellate decision upholds the injunction and asserts jurisdiction due to diverse citizenship and federal questions.
A Negro convict escaped from the Durham coal mines in North Georgia by hiding in a coal car. He rode up the chute with a carload of coal and slid to the bottom when dumped onto the track. His identity and condition after the fall remain unknown.
Washington March 14 Justice Harlan denounces merger of two Toads where stockholders vanish then reappear in securities firms, creating a holding company to curb competition. The move is deemed an anti trust violation and within the act’s scope as a trust. Sugar Prices Rise Across Grades in New York market.
A series of Democratic primary announced candidacies in Clarke county include W Cooper for Clerk Superior Court J Dorsey for Tax Receiver W T Carter for Tax Receiver J A Pitner for County Treasurer J H Rucker for State Representative J Gerrishers for State Senator W H Morton for State Senator and Charles T Young for Justice of the Peace.
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