Y. & E. Cabinets Agency Displays Quality Line
An agency offering Y. and E. cabinets invites customers to view the line in the section or call for a home visit and setup. Experts will discuss outfits and estimates, with freight savings highlighted.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1909
Page
7
An agency offering Y. and E. cabinets invites customers to view the line in the section or call for a home visit and setup. Experts will discuss outfits and estimates, with freight savings highlighted.
Washington observers expect the National Monetary Commission to curb currency legislation at the upcoming session. Senator Aldrich favors a central bank, while Rep Vreeland and Senator Burton are allied. minority members Bailey and Mooney plan to block Aldrich despite pressure for action this winter.
An Athens resident urges curing kidney trouble with Dean's Kidney Pills. He cites back pain, frequent urination, and risks like diabetes, praising Palmer & Sons and Foster Milburn Co as sources and urging readers to seek the Dean's brand.
An old advertisement touts Cheney's Expectorant as a fast relief for coughs colds and grippe with claims of easy action and soothing effects. It markets a generic medicine format common to period drug ads.
Richard Watson Gilder editor in chief of the Century Magazine and Jury Magazine died in New York City at his sister's home from angina pectoris after lecturing in Orange New Jersey. A noted author and lecturer, he was 66 and previously led Scribner's Monthly and Century Magazine.
Mrs James Dunncan of Haynesville Maine recalls a 20 year struggle with dyspepsia. After failed remedies and doctors she found relief with Electric Bitters, restoring her appetite sleep and strength at age 70. Sold by W J Smith and Bros H R Palmer and Sons for 50 cents.
The formal opening of St Timothy s colored Episcopal church on Hancock St will be held Sunday November 21 with completion work touched up for a Veut aided building costing about 1500 dollars. The dedication spans several days ending on Thanksgiving Day with sermons by Archdeacon Henderson and S M Pitt the colored vicar in charge. A barbecue will close the events.
Croup is most prevalent during dry cold weather of early winter. Parents of young children should be prepared for it. A bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is widely stocked and trusted by mothers, sold by all dealers.
New York November 19 six suspected customs employees were abruptly dismissed by Collector Loeb as part of a reform aimed at cleansing the New York customs house. A eight man commission of customs experts was appointed to overhaul operations and restore integrity amid ongoing sugar fraud investigations. More dismissals and questions about duties fraud were noted as part of the sweeping changes.
Chicago hosts a large gathering for the Illinois Equal Suffrage Association annual convention in Grace M. E. Church with speakers including Emmeline Pankhurst Philip Snowden Anna H. Shaw and Caroline Bartlett Crane.
Certification that all druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. genuine in yellow packages. refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists. I
Members from Kansas and Missouri gathered to dedicate the new Scottish Rite temple in Kansas City. The four story structure cost over $200,000 and replaces a temple destroyed by fire three years ago. It seats 1,500, with a large banquet hall and several assembly rooms for Masonic use.
A brief notice claims a settled cold needs several days of treatment and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures fastest while restoring natural health. Sold by all cheaters.
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