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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
4
An advertisement promises a $1 payable to anyone who can prove the ills of uterine prolapse, female weakness, or falling womb cannot be cured by their “Favorite Prescription.” It touts decades of experience, coins a bold sales claim, and directs readers to Dr. Bierce Bosannes at 3 Magn Street for trials and remedies.
Atlanta announces Katherine Richards engagement to Julius Greenw Edwards of Atlanta. wedding planned at bride’s parents’ Washington street home late October. Edwards formerly resided in Athens and works at Payne Tyr in Atlanta. continues to be active socially with many Athens friends following the news.
Normal School students are invited to call at Motes Photo Studio to examine a display of photographs. The ad notes the latest styles of finish and mounting and offers special rates for classes and groups.
A collage of small ads and notices including savings deposits, stenographer wanted, furnished rooms, address hints in Augusta Georgia. Also a repairs and decoration service by J G Trussell, a fairgrounds space request, rental offer over Bondurant & Co, a land sale on Thomas street, Gilliland’s Cafe dinner, and Dr E Detcher anti diuretic advertised by H R Palmer & Sons in Athens Georgia.
A white man named Deadwyler, living near Nicholson, Ga, was fatally injured when struck and cut by several Black people on a returning excursion train from Atlanta to Center. His body was found near White Sulphur Springs, a few miles from Guineaville, after the train arrival yesterday at 5. The coroner's inquest is underway and several Black people are under arrest.
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