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Athens News Briefs Touch on Hotels and Railways
The Banner urges readers to mail notices with real names for publication and notes plans about a Presbyterian University in Atlanta, an Athens Athens High Shoals electric railway effort, and the Athenaeum Club becoming a permanent Athens institution. It comments on Dowie in New York, bill proposals on incurring curse, and a push by Methodists as governors, plus Dr. Henry E. Tully's push for a national ban on toy pistols and fireworks.
City lights reform urged for Athens Electric Railway
The Banner urges the city to fix recurring street light outages. It calls for replacing faulty machinery and lamps, or outsourcing care, arguing modernizing the system may cost about four thousand dollars. The council previously found repairs needed and should act at January’s first meeting.
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Mayoral and alderman candidates announce in Athens
A list of Athens local candidates announces intentions for the Democratic primary and city elections. W F P Dorsey seeks mayoral re-election, J Flredes also runs for mayor. Alderman candidates CG W Cooper H J Rowe F A Lipscomb announce seeks in first, third, and fourth wards.
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W. FP. Dorsey
J Flreddes
Democratic Party
W. Cooper
W. C. Weatherford
W.P. Vonderau
Ihereby
F. A. Lipscomb
H. J. Rowe
Fragmented tale and odd remedies fill faded page
A garbled excerpt blends a medical anecdote with a boastful doctor scene and a late 19th century patent medicine pitch. It shifts to an ad for Botanic Blood Balm promising rheumatism cures, then a brief social quip about Squire and Patrick arguing over pay and manners in Andover.
A Crutch to Old Age Inflammation of Throat and Lungs Cured
R L Brewster of Little Rock Arkansas reports Cheney's Expectorant banished his grandfather's hacking cough and served as a balm to throat and lungs, providing relief from throat and lung inflammation.
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R. L. Brewster
Little Rock
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