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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
7
Mrs Efia A Smith of Goldsboro North Carolina reports severe neuralgia around the heart and other pains. After taking Cardui she says she is well and recommends it to other suffering women. Cardui is advertised as a tonic to build strength during illness and to prevent sickness. Drugstores carry Cardui and a 64 page Home Treatment book is available.
Central of Georgia Railway shows daily departures to Macon at 9:30 a.m. and 4:35 p.m. with returns at 8:10 p.m. and 10:20 p.m. Georgia Railroad and Seaboard lines list arrivals and departures for Athens with mixed trains and varying times. Southern Railway offerings include multiple daily times and notes on service changes.
Georgians plan a Bible study tour to the Orient under Rev Julian S Rogers with J T North directing. About fifty participants sail from New York March 11 on Cunard Franconia visiting Egypt Palestine Syria the Levant Greece and Italy.
Atlanta reports three years hence the boll weevil may reach Georgia and a Chamber of Commerce crusade begins. The plan borrows Texas and Louisiana lessons with early cotton, intensified farming, and crop diversification. A major corn show at Auditorium Armory in November will spotlight strategies with experts from the state college of agriculture at Athens and the Washington agriculture commission.
Athens resident Mrs. W. Hi. Shy of 920 S Lumpkin St reports backache relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Palmer & Son's Drug Store. She credits rapid improvement and continued use for kidney comfort and health. Doan's Pills cost 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. is U S sole agent. Remember the name Dean's.
Dr Luke G Johnson presided elder of the Gainesville district delivered a clear forceful sermon on Faith at the Presbyterian church last Sunday night. Johnson is praised as a clever North Georgia conference figure and an eminent Southern Methodist preacher two sentences. Chamberlains Liniment praised by Jackson Herald as a reliable substitute for a family doctor during sudden mishaps and for aiding sprains cuts and bruises sold by dealers.
The Tradesman reports a wave of new industries across the South with mills, banks, and factories in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee. Major additions include a $75,000 Centerville railroad, a $50,000 cotton mill in Eufala, a $1,000,000 Atlanta bank, and multiple lumber, paper, and realty ventures as northern migration boosts southern commerce.
A sprawling ledger item catalogs numerous firms by city and state with assigned capital figures, including oil and gas outfits in Louisiana and Oklahoma, cotton mills in North Carolina, rail and harbor developments in Texas, and banks and iron works in several locations. It also lists lodge notices and fraternal organization meeting details for Mt. Vernon, Keystone, Glenn, Athena, and Elmo lodges. The piece ends with a brief cough remedy ad and local lodge directory entries.
The Washington Chronicle notes the Reverend Cartledge has accepted the pastorate of Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church in Athens Georgia and begins duties this Sunday. Formerly he led a large church in Chester South Carolina and enjoys strong support from friends in the region.
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as safe for children and free of opiates or harmful drugs. It warns to buy only the genuine product in the yellow package.
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