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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
4
A testimonial claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures lung diseases and consumption as a boy regains vigor after five bottles. The ad warns against substitutes and promotes Pleasant Pellets for constipation, urging readers to accept no substitute for health.
A user reports the Soft brand gloves help reduce fatigue while working. They describe tight rubber and heat interference but note durability and long wear. Donna tests a pair and shares impressions on grip, insulation, and comfort during tough labor tasks.
Last evening at 8:30 the Presbyterian church hosted the marriage of Mr John Newton Carlton and Miss Annie Graham Hudgin. The chancel glowed with smilax and wax tapers as family and friends gathered to witness the ceremony performed by Rev John D Mell, with guests greeting the newlyweds amid warm congratulations.
Miss Georgiana Wade hosted a tallyho party to Gum Springs with friends. Attending were Misses Wade White Hall Hodgson Webb Lumpkin Wade, Mrs Davis, Messrs Stevens Hall Cobb Hodgson Hart Barrow Juhan and other locals. Local society notes include visits from Juhan and prospects for the Northeast Georgia Fair, church group meetings, and assorted travel and arrival mentions.
Mr Gas Castle of Atlanta visited Mr W H Kytle in this city yesterday. Mr RC Latimer returns from a pleasant trip to Asheville NC. Mr Tom Baxter visits Mr Long street Hall on Milledge avenue. Mr Charlie Webb has been in the city for several days. Mr J O Holder returned to Atlanta yesterday. Mrs M W Welch returns from Tallulah. The bond election occurs today. On Monday Sept 7 1903 piano lessons resume at studio 802 Prince Avenue. Misses Mabel and Edith Hodgson start music class Monday Sept 7 1903 Leschetizky method taught in Good Second hand Books Wootten's Bookstore.
A rough montage of remedies and notices: Tutt’s Pills advertised as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments with claims of appetite and flesh gains. Ely’s Cream Balm praised for nasal catarrh relief and safe use. A physician touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as lifesaving in bilious dysentery. Also brief notes on legal and clerical matters in New York, including an ex-congressman case and a Paulist Order resignation.
A collage of small ads and notices including finances, back to school, photographs, coal prices, real estate near Athens, music lessons, farm and dairy goods for sale, lost items, wanted workers and office needs, and a stray white setter dog with a reward. Patronize Motes for portraits and M. M. Arnold’s for basics.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests foods and sweetens the stomach, improving nutrient assimilation and blood delivery. It markets relief from indigestion and related stomach ailments and notes sales through druggists.
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