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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
2
A patient endures a decade of terrible eczema with hands raw and spreading to the body and limbs despite care from three doctors. A remarkable and speedy remedy is claimed to have offered relief.
Unclear fragment from a 19th or early 20th century advertisement or article mentions Cuticura remedies. The readable text repeats the brand name and hints at a claim of cure but lacks verifiable details, dates, or outcomes. No distinct persons or organizations are clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary text notes a sale advertisement for a local cottage with unspecified location and listing details. Readable items indicate emphasis on sale action and nearby area but lack full names or dates.
Carrie Foster of Madison visits Mrs Floyd Fos theronore and Mr Lampkin of Birmingham returns from Jamestown to Athens with relatives. Annie May Broach returns and Mary Lambs rt hosts a pleasant visit. Minnie Cammunk expected to Baltimore. Hawa of West Point joins Gast a and others in various gatherings and garden plans.
L T Cooper argues that fatigue signals a need for regulation of digestion. The stomach is the root of impurities causing sluggish blood. three bottles of Cooper's New Discovery will restore digestive function and renew energy. A testimonial from Mrs. M Wise of Indianapolis voices strong personal improvement after using the remedy.
Sparse local notes and sale offers from Franklin Springs and Athens area businesses. Mentions Willian son’s and Franklin Springs venues, open to guests, various goods from vegetables to macarons, barber training ads, lost property, rental and sales notices, and service listings including fire insurance and second hand goods. Includes dates around May 1907 and multiple small listings from Arnold & Abney's and Richmond Bag Co.
In New York on May 13 James Patten of Chicago, a leading commodity operator, declares he will not shine until wheat hits $1.50 a bushel and cotton rises to 14 cents a pound. He asserts rising costs and labor constraints foreshadow a shift in production and prices, while noting weather and market dynamics will test his forecast in coming months.
A letter from No AL Adams of Henrietta Pal oTwoo recounts two years of eczema in their latte boy. After trying multiple doctors without relief, Electric Bitters cured the ailment after several bottles. The note promotes blood medicines and tonics sold by W.J. Smith & Bro. and H.R. Palmer & Sons' Drugs.
An advertising boast proclaims Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee as the best value with the largest coffee business, claiming price and quality superiority over rivals. It urges buyers to request Arbuckles ARIOSA if local grocers won’t stock it and directs correspondence to Arbuckle Brothers in New York.
An invitation notes a meeting tonight at eight oclock for the entire membership of the church. Attendees will discuss benefits for men travelers and aim to improve acquaintance among members, friends, and interested attendees.
Montgomery Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup touted as superior for coughing its laxative action aids bowels and soothes throat and mucous membranes. Marketed with honey and tar and sold by Orr Drug Co.
The article promotes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as having food values similar to bread and eggs and nearly equal to milk. It claims the Eight Day Malting Process makes these substances easily digestible and liquid bread like, aiding stomach work rather than hindering it. It ends with a promotion for Faber.
An advertisement from Dr. Hathaway & Co. offers a free book for men about physical and mental self knowledge as the foundation of success. It lists numerous ailments including blood poison, skin diseases, rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, piles, stomach and heart problems, and invites readers in Atlanta to call at Inman Building, Suite 17.
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