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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
3
A Vatican inquiry into a plan to form a semi independent Western Catholic Patriarchate including Anglo-Saxon countries was completed in Rome. The movement, led by advanced clergy especially French and Irish, seeks closer ties with America for a modern liberal church impulse.
Judge W. T. Holland of Greene, La., speaks highly of Eodol Dyspepsia Care saying it cured his indigestion after two years of distress. He reports restful sleep and perfect digestion since using the product, which is sold by all druggists.
The advertisement asserts Life hinges on strict law and warns abuse causes pain. It claims irregular living causes organ misalignment with constipation headaches or liver trouble. De King’s New Life Pills promise quick, thorough readjustment. Sold by W. J. Smith & Bro and H. B. & Son.
Canadian trouble widens at Sault Ste. Marie as 1,500 workers join the lumber camp crowd, saloons run full, and authorities face criticism for delayed troops and lax conduct. Wires fueling rail service to the Soo reduce transportation while the city braces for further disturbances.
William C Partridge, sent by Mrs Catharine O Reeve's heirs, arrives on the Duke to settle the estate of David O Keefe the King of Yap who disappeared after wrecking on the island His will found in Hong Kong lists a $1500 estate all productive property He leaves a large share to his Savannah daughter in law Mrs J F Butler and the widow is expected to claim about half of the estate
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as curing cancer eating sores eczema and other skin maladies with many claimed patient successes in Alabama. It notes a sample free by writing to the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta and offers a $1 per bottle price with home care directions. Separate note reports Ephraim Kamer fleeing after embezzling $12500 from a Stanislau bank and heading to America.
Advices from Cabul Afghanistan dated August 31 say the cholera epidemic is abating. The population faced a fruit and vegetable ban under penalty of death as part of preventive measures.
Owing to the late season the one dollar bottles of Globe Tonic will be sold for five hundred each by H R Palmer and Song and W J Smith and Bro.
Denver reports great interest as the Republican state convention begins with Chief Justice John Campbell likely for renomination. Rival Denver factions vie for two delegates, risking split reinforcement of a wider party breach. Earl of Lonsdale arrives in San Francisco aboard the Ventura after a world tour, reporting alarming conditions in Australia and Russia’s expanding Far East trade tactics.
A Leesville Indiana man endured death’s agonies from asthma before finding relief with Kings New Discovery for consumption and throat troubles. He traveled 18 miles with his family praying for life and achieved nightly sleep benefits. Trial bottles offered free at local druggists.
Official from St Petersburg says General Sikharoff may replace General Kouropatkin as minister for war. Kouropatkin’s fall from favor linked to Manchurian issues. change hints at broader shift in Far East and frontier policy. Rumor also places Kuropatkin as Caucasus governor, with Bobrikoff or Obotinski as potential war minister successors.
The supreme council of the Knights of Columbus plans to institute the order in Porta Rico with a delegation of about 150 members led by Ex supreme Knight F T Hearn. Delegates travel from New York and include participants from New Orleans Atlanta Mobile Pensacola Birmingham Montgomery and other southern cities plus many from eastern states.
An advertisement offers a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also reports that the Dexter murder mystery on the Adirondack estate has gone cold with Sobering leads and a large reward, while a camp burned by a sudden blaze forces occupants to flee without loss of life.
Mercer and Summer counties West Virginia resident D P Dougherty was near death from diarrhea before a neighbor delivered Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The medicine reportedly cured him within 24 hours after two doctors gave little relief. Sold locally by Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bro.
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