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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
4
An old column extols a new underwear called Poroseneit claiming it breathes freely, vents damp air, and maintains a steady comfortable temperature. It argues closely knit fabrics trap moisture and odor, while Poroseneit’s porous stretchy material prevents clamminess.
A fragmented list of Athens residents appears, noting prominent young men and citizens with references to charity events and legal notices. The text mentions individuals such as Caldwell and Palmer, and hints at church announcements, local church services, and a public sale or alimony discussion.
Application documents mention Woalhiee Miller and WobY Nutley in a formal admission context. The record notes a date related to examination and committee action concerning a vessel or program, with references to proper authorities and admission steps.
An old arcade style advertisement touts a quick cure for sprains with a mysterious chant and herbal prompts. The listing references HL Or D Palier & Sons and several vendors in Athens Georgia, selling the touted remedy.
University cadets join the Gordon statue unveiling at Athinta under Maj. J M Kimbrough. Cadets arrived yesterday to participate in the parade and ceremonies. RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY. Mystic Cure claims rapid relief in 1 to 3 days. First dose helps. 75 cents and 1 sold by H R Palmer & Sons.
A collection of small ads and short notices includes sewing wanted by a dressmaker at Bax ter and Rockspring, Moler Barber College brochure from Atlanta, various foods and goods like coconut layer cake 25 cents and fresh almond macaroon cookies, lost items, several business promos, a brick for sale, roofing and cement work, furniture and hardware items, livestock for sale, second hand burlap bags, and local services in Georgia and nearby towns.
Mercer defeated Georgia in an exhibition game yesterday afternoon in Macon by a four to score. Wedford Brown sat out for Georgia and Ralph Hodgson was the catcher. The late championship game of the season between Mercer and Georgia is scheduled for this afternoon with Rei Fearn and Brown for Georgia and Oxlesty for Mercer on the mound.
Grand Patriarch Calvin Wo Parr of the Georgia Encampment of Odd Fellows has returned home from the encampment at Columbus as a sick man. He suffers from a sore hand and inflammation that may render it useless. He was in the Central railroad wreck near Hillsboro a few days ago and was badly shaken and bruised.
Mr V Dunaway of this city claims a new roller door for freight cars, praised by railroad men as a vast improvement over current systems. The door is described as light and quick for loading and unloading, with a patent applied for and market plans upon grant.
The article notes 1902 death claims by fraternal orders totaled over six ty million dollars benefiting about 60,000 families. It mentions 60,000 deaths and five million living members paying claims with an average annual personal cost of 12 dollars. It cites 25 leading life insurers and fraternal orders with claims and expenses, and promotes the Jr. Order United American Mechanics as a rising local organization in Athens led by A. A. Johnson of Banner Job Office urging support.
A Henriet ta Pa family reports their five year eczema case healed after trying various doctors and finally Electric Bitters. They say the medicine improved the boy and led to a complete cure after several bottles. Sold at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons Drug stores for 60c. Classic City Council U C T to meet tonight at 8 30 p m at K P Hall with members invited.
Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia digests foods, tones the stomach, and strengthens the body. It claims to make rich, pure blood and conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by Orr Drug Co.
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