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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1914
Page
5
Creston Iowa woman describes relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls overwork pain and nervous weakness, credits the medicine with renewed strength and a healthy home life with a baby boy.
A Beecher quotation laments that a person cannot foresee the fate of their example which travels beyond their control on a perilous mission. The proverb urges mindful conduct as influence travels farther than intention.
Citro lax marketed by H. R. Palmer & Sons claims to relieve constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels with quick action on headaches. The advertisement promises a thorough painless flushing and a cleansed wholesome system urging customers to ask for Citro lax.
A stern young lawyer presses a reluctant witness to describe the weather on the afternoon in question. The scene unfolds with the attorney probing for any atmospheric detail that might affect the case.
Harold Berg of Mass. Mich. reports Foley's Honey and Tar eases thick mucous and clears phlegm for children with croup. It opens air passages and stops the hoarse cough leading to quiet breathing and peaceful sleep.
Governor John M Slaton issues a proclamation for a constitutional amendment to extend General Assembly terms until the convening of the next session. The measure, proposed by the 1914 General Assembly, would replace the phrase until their successors are elected with until the time fixed by law for the next General Assembly. The proclamation directs publication in two newspapers per district and a vote at the November 8 1914 election with ratification by the people.
The Fifth Civil Service District in Atlanta lists October 1914 tests for positions in the Government Printing Office Bureau of Engraving and Printing and related offices. Openings include Bookkeeper, Tariff Assistant, Linotype Machinist, Auto Machinist, and Ferryman with varied salaries and age ranges, plus November tests for scientific and educational posts nationwide.
Aliens as well as citizens of the United States will be admitted to this examination. The above examinations may be had from the Civil Service Board at any first or second class post office or from the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington D C.
R E Roberts of Homer City Pa commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying it has never failed to give the desired results after years of use. The advertisement notes save by all dealers.
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a fast remedy for backache weak kidneys sore kidneys and irregular bladder action. It cites a testimonial from O. Palmer of Green Bay Wisconsin praising his wife’s rapid recovery and credits H R Palmer & Sons for the product.
Mrs Sarah pelt of tins Airy North Carolina writes she suffered from womanly troubles and tried many medicines before reading about Cardus and deciding to use it seeking relief. The ad claims the medicine cured her and promises similar results for others with such ailments.
In a letter from E T Comer of Macon Georgia the cotton planter argues that mills want stable prices for cotton and goods, cites historical price averages, and stresses diversification and self reliance. Comer notes rising U S consumption, war influenced demand, and hopes for the Merchants Marine expansion to open new markets.
A brief reflection on the value of anticipation, noting that a short trip loses its charm without weeks of looking ahead. The piece emphasizes the reward of planning and the personal satisfaction derived from future plans.
Reports to the Georgia Chamber of Commerce indicate the Lee County Plan to curtail next year's cotton crop is gaining broad support across Georgia. The plan received endorsement from the Tattnall County Bankers Association, which pledged $50 to organize county efforts and to lend funds for seeds and farming needs as canvassing expands through October.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for digestion constipation and a tonic for the body claiming purifying effects through the bowels. It notes a testimonial from W T Hutchens of Nicholson Georgia who reports relief from rheumatic pain after Foley Kidney Pills and mentions H R Palmer & Sons as advertisers.
Foley Cathartic Tablets claim quick relief from constipation and headaches with a tonic bowel cleanse. The ad promises liver stimulation and a sweet stomach, urging readers to use Foley tablets for a wholesome digestive system at 25 cents.
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