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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Premo Jr Kodak at $1.18 with wrappers and parts like two finders and shutter features. It touts quick wrapper usage and mentions Pearl fronts, Export soap, and laundry products as superior items while claiming efficiency and value for buyers.
In Maciron Wisconsin on November 1 1920 Pillip Allen Jr charged with embezzling 168000 from the First National Bank of Mineral Point where he served as vice president The bank closed in October after a national bank examiner probe It is alleged 200000 was lost via notes to Loy Mien Ti mining losses cited cashier Frank E Hanscombe aided the operation He later killed himself at his mother in law Mrs John Gray funeral site
In Fort Wayne Indiana on November 10 a two day meeting of the Lake Michipicotte waterway convention advances plans for a canal to connect Toledo and Chicago via Fort Wayne. Delegates from Ohio Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and other states attend to support the project.
No case on record of cough or cold turning to pneumonia after Foley's Honey and Tar. It will stop your cough and break up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe. Sold by all druggists.
Berlin and Vienna mark Schiller’s 150th birthday with nationwide celebrations. Cities host wreaths at his birth house in Markrohl, Weimar stages annual performances, and schools honor the poet whose works dominated German stages this week.
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me says dyspepsia was her worst enemy for two decades. After failing remedies and several doctors she found relief with Electric Bitters restoring her health and appetite at age 70. Also advertised for indigestion kidney trouble and female complaints at local stores.
An unusually large attendance opened the ninth annual conference of New York state health officers in Rochester. Mayor Edgerton welcomed delegates while Dr. E H Porter state health commissioner replied. Dr Charles C Probst of Ohio spoke on department methods and Frederick L Hoffman of Newark on trade influences on disease. Governor Hughes and Rush Rhees of the University of Rochester are scheduled for tonight as sessions run through Saturday.
Advert says young girls and older women suffer headaches but receive quick relief from Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Claims to purify blood strengthen nerves and improve health. Available 25c at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Buchy and Juniper Compound as a remedy for liver and kidney troubles and Brights disease, sold by all druggists for one dollar.
President Taft returns to Washington after a 57 day cross country trip to find a crowded desk. He faces filling vacancies in public office including a Supreme Court associate justice and a minister to China as well as new tariff questions provoking possible trade friction. He plans a brief trip to Middletown before resuming duties in the White House with a new private circular office and cabinet room.
In New Haven on November 11 the first national conference on preventing infant mortality opens for a two day session under the American Academy of Medicine. Four sessions will cover distinct aspects of the problem with Dr J H Mason Knox of Johns Hopkins leading the opening medical prevention discussion.
Society from Washington and Baltimore attended the Cumberland wedding of Miss Ettchen Wellington and Mr. Boyd A. Reinhart. The bride is the daughter of former U S Senator George L. Wellington and Mrs. Wellington. The groom is son of Edward Hess Reinhart, a major West Virginia landowner.
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quisine tablets as a one day cure for a cold. It claims a money back guarantee if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The price is 25 cents.
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