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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1904
Page
6
The readable text lists scattered fragments about people and places with no dates. It mentions a city, a river or street, and references to divisive topics and possible events but lacks clear verbs or outcomes.
Advertises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with a promise to pay $500 in legal money if it fails to cure leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapsed uterus, or falling of the womb after a fair trial. Claims extensive historical cures and urges readers to obtain Golden Medical Discovery literature with free samples and paper cover pages.
Athens sees a grand millinery opening at Clayton street as Miss Lula Bone and assistants receive praise for artistic creations. The event attracts hundreds of women from the area and will continue for several days with many purchases. Also mentions local ads for Dr Kay's New Life Pills and drugstore offerings.
Go around the corner from Ve ture nature store of Dorsey and Funkenstein to sale of bankrupt stock from the Globe Racket store. Wall Street location between Broad and Clayton streets promises goods at ten to fifty cents on the dollar with many bargains and a large sales staff.
A common warning about colds leading to pneumonia is printed. Crambrilain's Dough Remedy is advertised as counteracting pneumonia risk and curing the cold, described as pleasant to take. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bro.
Police raided a negro house Saturday night arresting Maria Brown Dolphus James Anna Brown and Henry James. Mayor's court fined each five dollars with warning of heavier penalties if offenses repeat.
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