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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
5
Mrs. De Hoey of Galena Kansas credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with shrinking a lump described as like a tumor after doctors advised operation. The letter notes relief from pain and sleep issues, and promotes advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Governor Joseph M Brown proclaims amendments proposed by the 1910 General Assembly. The first would strike language about English education and allow counties to levy taxes for educational purposes. The second authorizes Augusta city to incur flood protection debt beyond current limits with two thirds voter approval. A third amendment concerns state judge salaries and city population provisions, with payments by counties to reach five thousand dollars per judge. The proposed measures await ratification in the October 5, 1910 election.
A 1910 Wisconsin medical note cites Bucklen's Arnica Salve as effective for eczema and skin eruptions. The piece quotes J A Swensen of Watertown and records an act approved August 6 1910 by state officials in Atlanta. The banner claims the salve can treat sores burns and piles.
Pianos arriving tonight or tomorrow are offered at wholesale prices. Only a few left as daily selections dwindle. Buy now to secure a piano before stock is gone.
Piano sale offer from tisilet and Davis Piano Co. marks every instrument with clear price. Guarantee accompanies each purchase with terms defined by the store.
At 144 Clayton Street Athens a large Hallet & Davis piano display offers various styles at reduced prices with easy terms. Mallet & Davis pianos are touted as nationwide and climate resistant, used in 139 schools, backed by a strong guarantee from a major firm. Local agents will handle after-sale support.
A well-dressed man posed as a claimant, misled multiple Athens lawyers by naming a fake suit after a railroad accident near Augusta. He supplied an attorney with a bogus case, requested money on credit, and vanished. Augusta records showed no wreck or death, suggesting several lawyers were targeted.
Mrs. Percy Middlebrooks wife of Madison attorney Hon. Percy Middlebrooks died Thursday morning after a lingering pellagra illness at a private sanitarium in Atlanta. She was daughter of the late Albert Foster and aunt of Judge Fred Foster and is survived by her husband her mother Mrs Louise Tunnell and a brother J H Foster all of Madison. Remains were taken to Patterson's undertaking parlors and will be sent to Madison for funeral and interment.
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