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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1912
Page
6
In Shenay Fig Shellhorn Alabama Carrie May reports severe weakness and headaches. After using Cardus twice she recovers fully and recommends the woman's tonic for female troubles. Cardus is described as strengthening and aimed at womanly organs with a 50 year track record.
Special to the Banner Atlanta Oct 14 G R Hutchens of Rome who led Underwood's Georgia campaign urges Democrats to vote for Woodrow Wilson in November. He argues Republicans cannot win solidly in the South and calls for contributions to the state Democratic Committee to fund the campaign.
The famed animal trainer Frank C. Bostwick died last week in London from a stroke. Born in England he popularized trained wild animals in the United States and toured major expos from Omaha to Athens. Athens hotel owner W A Sanges recalls his generosity and lifelong impact on education and charity.
Hotel flanges. or J. W. Copeland of Dayton bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy with a cold and the bottle finished before paying a five dollar doctor’s bill. It seems a 14 year old may lose his leg from an ulcer caused by a bruise until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in one box. For sale by all dealers.
The Traveling Salesman ushers in tomorrow evening at the Colonial with strong press praise from Jacksonville Times-Union. The play, set during Christmas in a country town, features Beth and the jovial drummer who befriends her family, delivering humor and charm through the cast led by Mr. Allen and Miss Randolph.
An advertisement touts Pape s Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion with a fifty cent case promising five minute relief. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a stomach tonic used to restore appetite and digestion, citing a Lincoln man’s recovery after six bottles.
Atlanta report notes Dalton Citizen editor T. S. Shope seated among spectators at Judge Fite’s contempt arraignment, reflecting on past incidents. He purchased a rail ticket, sat in back, and departed without comment, content to witness the proceedings.
G R Hutchens campaign manager for Underwood and a Democratic loyalist urges Georgia voters to back the Democratic ticket in November. He labels Roosevelt's claims as fallacies, calls for a large Democratic majority, and appeals for state campaign donations to support the Wilson fight. Contributions are to State Chairman W J Harris in Atlanta.
Atlanta detectives nabbed a band of boys calling themselves The Boston Terrors. The group, mostly under 15, stole five typewriters a brindle dry cow and a cellar full of provisions. Four youths jailed. up to ten more may be rounded up. They planned thefts after school in woods using dime-novel style schemes.
In Atlanta on Sunday, political activity intruded into church life as the Men and Religion Forward Movement urged preachers to back Aldine Chambers and attack Jim Woodward from the pulpit. Some ministers complied while others refused, provoking a post service backlash and accusations of unfair politics.
By order of Hon. Frank L Upson the Trustee of Webb and Crawford Company bankrupt invites sealed bids by October 19 1912 for all assets including stock of groceries notes and accounts office furniture and storehouse on Central of Georgia tracks in Athens Georgia Bids for stock and furniture appraised at 30984 15 notes and accounts 31241 82 storehouse 18000 00 Stock tendered on a percentage basis of old stock cost and invoices since receivership Purchaser pays cost and freight for in transit goods and assumes outstanding bookings A revised notes list available one hour before bid close Lease of part of storehouse to Georgia Railway will transfer to purchaser
An opportunity to acquire a premier wholesale grocery business at the top wholesale point in the state. Sale terms are cash with the right to reject any bids. For details or inspection contact FRANK C. SHACKELFORD, Trustee, Athens, Georgia.
Atlanta October 14 A special bulletin board has been rigged at the federal penitentiary for prisoner baseball fans to receive world series scores inning by inning Warden Moyer arranges daily telephoned updates so inmates enjoy news service similar to progressive clubs.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a $100 reward and a medical cure claim for catarrh. The garbled lines mention readers learning, a nest one set, and promises of a rational cure with faith. No clear names, dates, or actionable details are recoverable.
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