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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
4
The article contrasts a kingbird and an oriole through nest building. It notes the kingbird’s composed, refined style versus the oriole’s delicate, sunlit, intricately woven nest. The oriole’s nest is described as sandalwood like and partially uncured, hanging among leaves and breezes.
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchia. a niece with advanced consumption also recovered. The remedy is touted as infallible for throat and lung diseases and sold by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Son with trial bottles free.
A garbled OCR fragment cites phrases about language change and a Bacon education theme. It mentions prayers for the king, his son Edward, and an old hymn by Gascoigne titled Abraham's brood. The excerpt reflects historical language confusion and commentary on early modern spelling.
A fragmented account outlines Napoleon Bonaparte's rise and fall, naming Mo rtir Mortier Moreau Murat and other generals, ministers, and figures from Montenotte through Moscow, noting battles, diplomacy, and the influence of allied players on his career. The text weaves names and events into a portrait of his era and entourage.
A classic 19th century advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure all stages of ostarrh a constitutional disease. It promises $100 if any case fails to cure, explains internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and urges sending for testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as the best.
A description of shopala, a small South American shrub with tough bark and sap that resists fire. It grows on grassy savannas burned yearly, thriving as fire clears competitors, leaving room for this fibrous wood to persist as a rare fireproof material.
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri states he suffered a year from an ugly sore but was cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and mentions availability at W J Smith & Bro or H R Palmer and Son drug stores.
Local ads promote Nice Fat Mackerel three for 25 cents at M M Arnold’s. Visitors to the fair urged to view Mutes diplay of photographs then visit his studio on College Avenue for reduced portraits. Williamson’s offers Concord grapes apples bananas oranges vegetables and dried fruits. Also advertised are Buckwheat Flour Flapjack Maple Syrup and more. Lost and found notices include a white horse and a white fox terrier with contact details. George Ober and his company are highlighted for high quality Broadhurst plays and witty performances.
A collection of witty remarks from the era, noting Lord Palmerston's reply to a dull query about two hens in Onston and Mr. Disraeli’s self-portrait comment. The passage reflects boisterous satire and self-recognition as recorded in Twenty Years In Parliament.
A social society humor piece notes Mrs. Waldo-Cecil has wealth, while Edith Waldo-Cecil questions Mr Waldo-Cecil’s social standing and his baffling recovery from a forgotten event. The tone is light, surveying gossip over a barrel of money and a man unsure how he appeared in society.
A Chicago man notes that kindness and sympathy outweigh deeds of real estate. He praises a cheerful word over substantial aid and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, claiming it prevents pneumonia. He cites personal use and recommends purchase from H. R. Palmer & Son and W. J. Smith & Bro.
After a day of heavy rain New York City and surrounding areas faced severe floods. rainfall reached 2.24 inches in 24 hours ending 9 a.m. with widespread damage. transit lines crippled, streets flooded, and several packing houses affected. many residents evacuated or rescued from flooded properties.
Heavy rainfall across northern England cripples transport with impassable roads and interrupted rail lines. Bridges are damaged as the Dee and Tweed valleys flood and sea-like conditions push wreckage and livestock toward the sea. Much outside work is halted amid the surge.
Easy to take remedy for stomach and liver issues promoted for sale by H.R. Palmer & Son and W. J. Smith & Bro. in a local advertisement.
Bradford Torrey in Atlantic argues Wordsworth’s genius resists analysis and hinges on a rare inspiration beyond technique. He cites Raleigh and Coleridge noting the poet’s high tides of inspiration followed by ebbs, framing Wordsworth as inspired rather than purely artistic.
Botanic Blood Balm claims to kill the blood poison causing rheumatism and catarrh symptoms such as back and shoulder pain, joint swelling, throat issues, and eye floaters. It cites hundreds of long standing cures after failed medical treatments, offering a free sample and medical advice by mail from Atlanta, Georgia.
A letter from Henry Lamont requests a shipment of a cough syrup called Cheney's Expectorant, claiming it is the best in America. He states he is about 2,000 miles from the laboratory and asks for a dozen bottles by first express, addressed to Toronto, Canada.
J Odum, a farmer north of Athens, recounts severe backache and kidney pain relieved by Dean's Kidney Pills after buying at H. Kr. Palmer & Son. He notes improved sleep, steadier urine, and says he is 100 percent better. Sold by all dealers with Fooster Milburn Co. as national agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The text warns that rapid eye movements or repeated eye touching can become an incurable habit harming eyesight. It notes about twenty per minute, with nervous tics potentially causing eyelid irritation and optic nerve strain. Once started, the habit worsens reading ability and may indicate need for spectacles.
Cavendish resident LeQuinn suffered chronic constipation until Dr King’s New Life Pills were used. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed to cure and available for 25 cents at W J Smith & Bro or H R Palmers Son drug stores.
Leverly Thines recalls thinking Si 1 thought Tank aimed for preaching at college. He pursued medicine instead, with bills and payments shaping the path. The quote notes lingering doubt about his true calling and the practical turn toward a medical career.
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