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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
6
Four eight room houses and one vacant half lot on Oconne street East Athens across from Dr Orr’s place will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. All houses rented to good tenants or suitable for a first home. Auction next Monday afternoon April 4 at 4 o'clock by J T Anderson.
In Vincente Indiana a powerful rain burst the Belgrade levee, flooding Westport and surrounding areas. Homes washed from foundations, water tower levels rising to second stories, residents evacuated, and rescue boats mobilized as rivers overflowed. Messengers seek aid from neighboring districts to save stranded residents.
H R Palmer and Sons of Athens offer a one month trial of Hyomei for catarrh. If no cure or sufficient relief is achieved after four weeks, money is refunded. The complete setup costs $1, extra bottles available. Breath through the inhaler for fast relief and safety. The offer promises a free treatment if results are not realized within the trial period.
A notice from multiple shoe companies announces a new policy restricting trials to one pair per customer starting April 1 to reduce stock loss and service inconvenience. The firms include FE J Smith & Co Turner & Hodgson Lucien B Flatow Co Johnson Shoe Co Davison & Lowe Michael Bros Co.
Mrs. Sarah J. Windrom of 429 W Erie St Chiite urges Vinol as a tonic for the aged and weak, praising improved appetite sleep and vitality. She cites personal use and endorsements by physicians to claim Vinol enriches blood boosts strength and offers safer benefits than alcohol or cod liver oil.
A brief item from March 30 1904 reports on cotton market updates, noting price movements and trading activity. It highlights shifts in demand, notable buyers, and regional trade conditions affecting upland and sea island varieties.
Sioux Falls Democrats pledge support for William R Hearst at the state convention. Delegates, led by party operatives, hope to secure an instructed delegation to influence the campaign. Amid a crowded caucus, organizers aim to align the slate with Hearst's reform platform.
An article segment blends medical claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and ad copy. It cites deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube, promises cure with constitutional remedies, and offers a $100 reward for stubborn cases. Also notes a Russian prince born in Chicago and John Blount’s recovery from rheumatism.
A prominent Atlanta attorney visiting New York fell ill with influenza after retiring to his hotel. He dressed and went to a nearby drug store where he found Cheney's Expectorant. The relief was immediate and complete and he is now a firm supporter of home industries.
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