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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1900

Page

6

The Favorite Prescription Aids Motherhood And Newborns

A testimonial promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening the feminine system to ease pregnancy and motherhood. It claims to banish anxiety, relieve morning sickness, and nourish both mother and child. A Gordonville reader recounts nine bottles aiding a successful fifth pregnancy and a strong five month old baby. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are also cited for biliousness.

Archjer Gordonville Cape Girardeau Co. Mo Wr. Pierce Dr. Pierce

An American Reporter and a Polished Reporter Tale

A brisk New York Press anecdote recalls an American reporter sent to cover a Polish political gathering. He sits with the secretary, answers in English, and insists he will produce a rattling good story despite not knowing the language. The piece also cites savage publishers like J Schabelitz of Zurich who berate writers on grammar and postage.

Williamsburg Asten New York Press J. Schabelitz Zurich Count von Aral Saturday Evening Post Kiorica Bonnersley Tom Price Barrington Algernon West Jeffries Brady St. Louis Sharkey

Crafting Stage Noises Hidden From View

Frank Fyles explains to The Ladies' Home Journal why the mechanism for creating realistic theater sounds remains unseen by audiences. He describes methods for rain wind lightning and thunder using simple devices such as a silk cloth crank cylinders carbon sparks and rolling balls. He notes that revealing the contrivances would ruin the illusion and diminish the performance.

Frank Fyles Ladies’ Home Journal

Longevity of Whales and an Elephant on the Rails

Reports discuss whale longevity based on a 1800s harpoon mark on a Montezuma whaler, with doubts about secondhand harpoonings. Also recounts a Straits Settlements elephant blocking a railway, forced off by steam and a guard, injuring the animal.

Bering Sea Charleston Harbor William Hi. Dall National Geographic Magazine E. P. Herendeen United States National Museum Greenland Bering Strait Straits Settlements

Broadwood's convoy ambushed by Boers in South Africa

London reports Colonel Broadwood's force lost seven guns and all baggage after an ambush near Bloemfontein. About 350 casualties with 200 missing. Lord Roberts says Ninth Division and French cavalry were sent to support, as Boers concealed behind a spruit drift and opened fire at dawn. The Whitehall dispatch notes heavy losses to artillery drivers and scattered remnant units.

London War Office Broadwood Lord Roberts Bloemfontein Thaben-Chu Here Roberts

Military force estimates from Royal Horse Artillery and Pilcher's battalion

The dispatch notes G. Sais and U. Royal horse artillery and Pilcher's battalion of mounted infantry facing an enemy estimated at 8 000 to 10 000 with guns, though gun count not yet reported. The report emphasizes forces and approximate opposing strength.

Masonic Honors at E T Thacker Funeral Service

Funeral for E T Thacker in Johnson's Methodist Church near Watkinsville drew about 600 mourners. Rev A J Hughes led the service with Masonic rites as 80 plus Masons from Amity Mt Vernon and High Shoals attended, led by Worshipful Master W F Dorsey.

Johnson’s Methodist Church Watkinsville E. T. Thacker Oconee County A. J. Hughes Thacker Amity Lodge W. F. Dorsey Mt. Vernon Dorsey August H. RB. Palmer & Sons

Large families and a guest from the west

A social column recounts a Washington luncheon where women from prolific families swap census stories. The guest from Salt Lake City, Sam the youngest of 12 daughters and 18 brothers, reveals her upbringing. The hostess pivots to weather amid laughter and hushed disbelief. The note ends with a humorous aside about says Evil spirits and family dynamics.

Eckington West Sam Salt Lake City Conn

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