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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
7
A vintage advertisement urges readers to take Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs. It claims rapid relief and soothing effects, noting a 50 cent bottle and family use in Manchester Ohio. It promises money back if not satisfied.
Special to the Banner reports fair weather for Atlanta and Georgia tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures and clear skies. Rain was reported only at a few southern Atlantic stations. Savan Rab recorded 3.68 inches from a heavy rain event. Unsettled weather remains north and northwest. a high barometer dominates the northeast and northwest regions. Temperatures rise through the day in Atlanta with little disturbance foreseen.
The regular stated communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M will be held on Thursday October 8 1914 at 8 o clock in their hall on the third floor Max Joseph building. Full attendance is desired due to important business. Visiting brethren invited.
Mrs Bettie Bullock of Catron Kentucky writes that four years of severe womanly troubles left her bedridden until Cardui the woman’s tonic relieved her. She explains initial progress after starting Cardui and urges others to try it with their druggists’ guidance. The letter promotes Cardui as a fifty year success and includes a product address for the patent medicine company.
The 1914 World Series features strong outfields for both Boston Braves and Philadelphia Athletics. Manager Stallings may rotate left and right fielders daily due to field and weather, with Moran Connolly and Devore among Braves options and Oldring Strunk Murhay among Mack’s veterans shaping the outfield battles.
A recipe for a beard cleaning paste mixes soft soap sand and lime in equal portions, applied with a brush as a scrub then rinsed with ample clean water. The method urges washing off thoroughly to finish.
A young man waits in the front parlor declaring one of them will be turned down that night. The scene centers on a tense confrontation as a solitary parlor lamp glows near the piano and the mood turns decisive.
A Boston Times fragment captures a character expressing fear of losing nerve and reluctance to ask Ivan for help, signaling mounting anxiety as they meet an acquaintance. The terse dialogue hints at tension and personal doubt in a social encounter.
An old advertisement argues that a woman's life is valued at half a man's in Alabama and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy. The copy touts blood tax metaphors and urges kidney health with claims of rapid relief from backache and irregular bladder action. It cites a testimonial from O. Palmer of Green Bay Wisconsin praising the product.
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