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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
7
Mike Kelley trains at a Manhattan cafe ahead of a scheduled October bout with Kid Young of Atlanta in Athens. A referee named Fred Puschter reportedly consented to provide official capacity for the exhibition.
An advertisement for Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment claims it cures eczema and itching by penetrating pores to remove impurities and stop itching instantly. The copy asserts guaranteed healing of eczema rashes ringworm and other eruptions and cites a physician in St Louis.
The Constitution’s sport dopester examines Alex Cunningham and his team, sizing up their style and prospects. Jemison analyzes how Cunningham’s squad stacks against challengers, noting strengths and potential game impacts.
Dick Jemison previews the 1912 Georgia football season, praising coach Alex Cunningham and the moleskin squad. He predicts a powerful backfield led by Paddock and McWhorter, a solid line, and Captain Bob shaping a standout year, with Smith making an impact on end duties.
The Red and Black pull off a surprising win this year highlighting strong team play and clutch moments. Key contributors and moments remain unnamed in the fragment, but the claim points to a notable season highlight.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets for costive bowels with claims of cleansing the stomach liver and bowels overnight. It urges a 1 cent box nightly and notes benefits for adults and children, highlighting issues like indigestion foul breath and sallow skin.
Hyomei treats catarrh by inhalation through a full outfit including inhaler and liquid priced at one dollar with extra liquid bottles for fifty cents. The ad promises rapid relief as germs are destroyed and notes a money back guarantee from Hl. R. Palmer & Sons if unsatisfied.
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