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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
3
The Athens Daily Banner lists publication details, ownership, and subscription prices. It notes delivery methods, rates for daily and weekly editions, and requests readers report delivery issues to the business office.
A compilation of snippets from Georgia publications voices readers editors and editors notes on letters from readers Athens news vigils Macon News and other papers reflect editorial norms satire and local events including tax assessor calls and civic headlines with mentions of Bobby Walthour Cap Joyner and Dr Broughton in a broad regional montage.
A humorous regional critique of John Davis Long and other editors noting how their work spaces and dress reflect their editorial voice. The piece mocks “Long's Law” on editorial room size and contrasts varying outfits from frock coats to sun hats, calling for broader sociological study of journalism.
The fragment discusses health issues including scrofula, irregular bowels and dyspepsia. It notes slow progression during a tallies period and mentions skin swelling and consumption concepts. The text appears as a distressed medical observation from an older source.
Special excursion tickets to New York and return via Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co. valid for vessels sailing from Savannah September 15 and 21 at 20 75 for round trip. Tickets good for return until October 1. For information call J. E. Humphrey, Agent. Phone 16.
Week end rates via the Southern railway extended up to and including Saturday September twentieth, 1903. R. W. Sizer, G. A.
The Southern Railway Co offers round trip tickets to Baltimore Md at one half fare plus one dollar from Athens Ga with sale dates September 15 19 and 20 1903 limited good return September 28 1903 or extended to October 3 1903. For schedules contact RoW SZER G A Athens Ga.
Beginning Sunday May 17 1908 and continuing to Oct 25 1908 the Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell tickets to Atlanta and return every Sunday for 100 round trip. Tickets valid on train 41 leaving Athens at 5 35 city time. Return date of sale per agent Hoke Athena Ga. W Christian Atlanta Ga. B Ryan Portsmouth Va. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised with testimonial from W S Ledbetter Shreveport La praising relief for piles.
Promotes Stuart's Gin and Bachna as a cure for bright's disease and diabetes, gravel, mucous discharges, and urinary infections. Claims to dissolve gravel, sweeten urine, strengthen nerves, and heal back pain with a proven twenty year practice and 596 cures. Offers free samples and 16,000 bottles for distribution from Stuart Drug Co. Atlanta Ga.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm can cure cancer of the nose and face and other blood diseases. It cites Mrs M L Adams of Fredonia Alabama and Mrs B M Guerney of Warrior Stand Alabama as examples, says hundreds of cases cured, lists conditions like eczema and scrofula, and offers samples and purchase details from the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta.
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