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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1913
Page
5
Draper North Carolina Mrs Helen Dalton credits Cardui the women’s tonic with ending years of left side pains and near suffocation She says the medicine helped more than prior treatments and prompts friends to try Cardui as a remedy for womanly troubles Chattanooga Medicine Co offers a 64 page treatment book and instructions via mail.
W F Dorsey announces candidacy for mayor of Athens subject to Democratic primary. Vincent Mathews enters race for second ward alderman subject to party actions.
The aldermanic contest for the Third ward proceeds under the action and oversight of H. P. Hinton. Officials expect formal proceedings to determine candidacy status and electoral eligibility amid local governance discussions.
Hugh H Gordon announces his candidacy for reelection to the office of alderman in the Fourth ward subject to the Democratic primary.
Dr E R Walters Pittsburgh health director cites a rise in nervous diseases among young men and links it to slit skirts. He favors shorter skirts to please the ladies and argues pleasure correlates with better health.
The Journal reports Georgia football eyes Joe Bean as a potential baseball trainer next spring while Cunningham’s staff remains strong. Ketron, Peacock, McWhorter, and veteran linemen lead drills as Georgia’s first game looms in two weeks.
Weeny Arthur DeLaperriere of Hosenton son of Dr W Lop DeLaperrieres earns high praise from Athens and UGA as about 300 citizens petition him to enroll this year. He decides to join the special agricultural course while remaining in the Georgia lineup, strengthening the team's prospects.
Chicago September 22 one of the largest gatherings of meat packers in the country attends the convention of the American Meat Packers Association opening at the Hotel Sherman for a three day session. The English hunt dinner is the principal social event carefully patterned after English hunt dinners of large estate owners.
H F describes the second session of the business men class at the Athens Y M C A led by Physical Director C O Heidler at 5 30 pm. He cites improved health and earnings and urges all local business men to commit to regular body building under the association’s physical department.
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims rapid relief from gas heartburn sourness belching and dyspepsia and urges keeping a large bottle at home for day or night stomach derangement.
Jefferson Ga Sept 22 the Jackson County Sunday School Association held a two day meeting with the Christian church in Jefferson. Attendance was large and the program covered lessons on evergreen Sunday schools teacher training and parish involvement with various addresses and discussions led by local and state officials.
A humorous Farmers and Fireside piece notes a farmer who lifts a heavy gate repeatedly instead of fixing the hinge, implying a screw loose somewhere. It wryly observes that a half hour of work would allow the gate to swing freely.
A brief aphorism-style note emphasizes maintaining sturdy fences and steady courage, urging practical resilience for farmers and rural workers in changing times.
Describes instant relief from severe itch using D D D Prescription for eczema. Claims the drops cool and heal skin, asserts D D D is a longtime reliable treatment, and offers full size bottle with guarantee at H. R. Palmer & Sons and Prince Ave Pharmacy.
Watkinsville Ga September 22 The Appalachee Baptist Association held a large successful meeting with visitors and ministers. Josiah Blasingame was elected moderator and J W McWhorter clerk and treasurer Delegates from Alcovy Mountain Appalachee Wethabara Bethel Bethlehem Bold Springs Braswell Buckhead Centennial Center Hill Ebenezer Culp Harmony High Shoals Mars Hill Monroe New Hope Oconee Rutledge Sandy Creek Walker Chapel Winder Eastville attended and discussed education missions orphans home Sunday school and church reports
An advertisement claims Rheuma clears rheumatism without narcotics, purging waste from kidneys liver and skin. A testimonial from TR Palmer & Sons says a ten year sufferer stood crutches after two days, declaring himself well. The Crocker resident at 614 Sumter St Columbia endorses the remedy.
The article describes plaid fabrics and plain materials for skirts and jackets with pattern details and yardage for sewing. It notes a new model, trim placements, and button details while praising the National Conservation health exhibit at the Knoxville exposition and its free Liberal Arts building display drawing large crowds.
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment relieves and cures baby eczema and skin eruptions. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Strapler about a face and scalp breakout improved after using the product, available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents via Pfeiffer Chemical Company Louisville St Louis and Philadelphia.
The notice proclaims French Market Coffee cannot be matched by bulk substitutes. It cites a secret blend at French Market Mills, authentic slow roasts, and can sealing, claiming only their process guarantees true flavor. It urges readers to test French Market Coffee at meals to confirm it is the best option.
Gifford Pinchot, president of the national advisory board, praises the Knoxville exhibit as the finest of its kind. He urges every American to see the health exhibit and study its message about conserving human life and ongoing conservation efforts.
An advert promotes Skin Whitener Exalento as a universal brightener that bleaches dark skin and removes pimples freckles and liver spots in a few applications. It claims healing properties for skin troubles and guarantees every package, priced at 25 cents and sold by Warren J. Smith & Bro, Druggists.
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