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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
3
John L. Arnold offers ready mixed paints stains and varnishes at 163 Jackson Street. He claims even the least experienced person can apply them easily and achieve satisfactory results and invites customers to specify repaint or stain needs for best labor saving outcomes.
Federal authorities raid a New York printing plant and Chicago suspects linked to a nationwide counterfeiting ring. They seize millions of bogus trading stamps and counterfeit labels for famous brands, arrest three Chicago men, and hold others on bail as the case widens.
Mrs. Saran J. Stuart of Elmo Missouri credits Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy with saving her life and enabling birth of her baby. She states doctors had given up and notes continued use and offer of the product.
Ottawa reports Victoria Day celebrated nationwide in memory of Queen Victoria. Military and patriotic exercises marked the holiday while athletic contests served as Olympic tryouts for Stockholm selections.
Toronto hosts the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union boxing championships at Riverside Rink starting with elimination rounds tonight and finishing with the finale tomorrow. Boxers travel from Vancouver Calgary and eastern cities to contest the most representative event yet in Canada A A U history.
A patient reports improved appetite and sleep after medical advice and notes looking better than ever. The ad promotes Cardus, claimed to cure womanly ailments with ingredients proven to act on the female constitution and urges readers to buy via druggists or mail order.
Philadelphia May 24. The tenth annual American Rowing Association regatta on the Schuylkill brings college school and club crews from many states. Eleven events are set from single sculls to eight oared races all on a one mile 550 yard straight course. Crews from Cornell Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania Yale and Columbia headline the varsity events with others from Boston Baltimore New York and Philadelphia joining the program.
Tomorrow the Tieton unit of the Yakima Irrigation Project near North Yakima opens to entry for homeseekers under homestead and reclamation laws. Each settler gets 21 to 80 acre farms for filing fees and five years occupancy, plus share of dam and canal costs at 93 dollars per acre and $1.50 per acre yearly maintenance, payable in ten annual installments. The Reclamation Service has spent nearly amounts to date.
Poor appetite signals impaired digestion. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Thousands benefited by taking these Tablets. For sale by all dealers.
Concord New Hampshire May 24 Rt Rev William Woodruff Niles a Protestant Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire marks his eightieth birthday today The church leader is a Quebec native and Trinity College alumnus who has led the New Hampshire Episcopal diocese for forty two years.
C B Griffith declares run for Georgia general assembly seat subject to Democratic primary action. This announcement details candidacy and intent to seek the representative position.
Oklahoma editors began the twenty first annual State Press Association meeting with an invocation by Bishop Thurston. Morning features included welcomes from Mayor Miller and Muskogee Commercial Club president Gpaulding, a Guthrie welcome from John Gobble, and Horace Sheppard of Altus delivering the association president’s address. Afternoon focused on a cost congress. Tomorrow Bishop Hoss will speak on The Moral Influence of Newspapers.
An ad notes a frequent urge to urinate and eye discomfort as symptoms and asserts Williams Kidney Pills will cure the condition. The product is advertised by Williams Mfg. Co. based in Cleveland, Ohio with a druggist price.
An army of knights of the grip delegates from Kansas and Oklahoma occupied Hutchinson and sat in executive session after opening remarks at Odd Fellows ball. The group will wrap business tomorrow morning and stage a Seayentation parade in the afternoon.
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