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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
3
Report notes that Judge B Russell spoke before the state superintendents on compulsory education. The address was highly regarded for its wisdom and timely focus, drawing strong endorsement from many educators in attendance.
Jack Kenney colored was jailed for selling beer in violation of county liquor laws after being caught by Officers Bradberry and Sunday. A fine of 50 dollars and costs was imposed or six months on the streets. A Labor's Pleasure Club card found at his home listed eighteen members and a 25 cent share each. an old lithograph of Richard Carvel’s performance was linked to the case.
A Washington woman declares a dramatic turnaround after years of acute nervous dyspepsia and related suffering. The claim highlights a bold personal testimony amid ongoing health concerns.
An advertisement proclaims Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for dyspepsia and nervous digestive disorders. It explains dyspepsia stems from nerve inflammation around the stomach and urges spring use to strengthen nerves, purify blood, and tone the stomach. Mrs Ada Cochrane of Washington DC testifies she found relief after two bottles and endorses the remedy.
An advertisement touts Olifton flour as a pure scientifically milled product that safeguards family health. The grocer is selling the flour, claiming its quality and protective benefits for household cooking and nutrition.
County bond question voters should be asked early, not waited for crops. Advocates say interest is aroused and turnout could be strong in June as in August. Commissioners are flexible and would favor the earliest effective date if proven最佳.
Clifton item in a brief ad or notice touts a trial sack to demonstrate a floor product from Wingfield Cash Grocery. The terse copy emphasizes testing the beat floor manufactured by Clifton.
Sunday night at the First Methodist church Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh renowned temperance lecturer and national organizer of the W O T U gave a beautiful lecture to a large congregation that was greatly impressed by her address.
Our millinery department showcases bright new creations with 23 cent Cot Tomorrow. Trade-marked items to be introduced. Dress waists skirts and fabrics urged. Foulard Silks in colorings 69 cents a yard, Wash China Silks 45 cents, Black Taffeta Silks at 85 cents, Black China Wash Silks 50 cents per yard.
A local retailer pledges a peak sales push with dress goods as the week’s highlight. Management emphasizes deep discounts and a broad selection to attract customers and boost revenue.
A large crowd witnessed Georgia athletes dominate the annual field day on Monday afternoon. Records fell as Dearing cut the 220 yard hurdle mark to 16.15 seconds, Bower cleared 9 ft 8 in in pole vault, and Anderson won the 440 yard dash in 53.26 seconds. Despite a windy day, the meet showcased rising talents from the Sophomore class and promises for the upcoming SIAC and state meets.
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