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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1909

Page

7

Second Debate on Prohibition in Chicago April 30

Milwaukee mayor David Rose and Albion College professor Dr. Samuel Dickie prepare for the second of three prohibition debates at Orchestra Hall Chicago on April 30. The same issue will be argued with a revised speaking order. tickets are split between the speakers and Chicago business groups, with about 16 000 attendees at Milwaukee and larger crowds expected in Chicago.

Milwaukee Wis David Rose Samuel Dickle Albion College National Prohibition Party Orchestra Hall Chicago Dickie Mayor Rose

Lincoln and Douglas Face Wets and Drys Divide

The text notes a division between the accredited national representatives of the wets and drys across the country, naming Abraham Lincoln and Steven A. Douglas as referenced figures in the dispute. The excerpt signals a political clash over temperance or policy enforcement without detailing actions or dates.

Abraham Lincoln Steven A. Douglas

Prominent Women Injured When Auto Is Struck by Electric Car

Pensacola April 27 three prominent women were injured and one killed in a crash when an automobile carrying Mrs. Gonzales of Pensacola was struck by an electric car traveling about forty miles per hour. Passengers included Mrs. J M Muldoon of Pensacola and Mrs. Luce and Mrs. Clark of Mobile. Mrs. Luce, wife of Gregory M Luce a leading southern lumberman, and a Mobile society leader, is among the injured. Mr. Clark and Mr. Luce traveled to Pensacola after the crash.

Pensacola Fla Gonzales J. M. Muldoon Luce Clark Mobile Gregory M. Luce South

One Touch of Nature Makes The Whole World Kin

A tale of human nature urging sharing after discovery. Letters praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy show warm wishes to help others. Remedy sold by H.R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Co B. C. McEvoy L. P. Canning.

H.R. Palmer & Sons, Or Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro B. C. McEvoy L. P. Canning

Grand Jury Presentments on County Roads Policy

Clarke County grand jury outlines focus on permanent improvements to county roads not city streets, urging cost charges to direct taxation within Athens limits. They affirm public service goals, invite citizen scrutiny, and request grievances be brought to the board before action. Also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy with brief endorsement.

Athens One of Progress Clarke County Grand Jury Board of Commissions J. M. Hodgson J. T. Pittard HO Man John B. Gamble

Women suffrage alliance meets in London for quinquennial conference

Prominent suffragists from around the world arrive in London for the International Women's Suffrage Alliance fifth quinquennial meeting. Delegates from England the United States Germany Australia Canada Denmark Finland Italy Norway Russia Hungary Sweden Switzerland the Netherlands and South Africa gather at St James Hall. Carrie Chapman Catt is president and Rachel Foster Avery secretary with other notable delegates including Ida Husted Harper Anna Howard Shaw Lucy Anthony Mary Safford and Caroline Crossett.

London International Women’s Suffrage Alliance St. James’ Hall England United States Germany Australia Canada Denmark Finland Italy Norway Russia Hungary Sweden Switzerland Netherlands South Africa America Carrie Chapman Catt New York Rachel Foster Avery Pennsylvania Mia Ida Husted Harper Anna Howard Shaw Lucy Anthony Mary Safford Caroline Crossett

Savannah Electric Battle Prompts Commission Action

In Savannah two major electric firms battle for local business, cutting rates and offering inducements while independent supply houses complain they face crushing competition. The Georgia railroad commission is pressed to curb anti competitive tactics and protect public rates and contracts.

Savannah Ulm Atlanta Peopel

Cambridge Observes Oliver Wendell Holmes Centenary

Cambridge Historical Society completes events for the 100th birth anniversary of Oliver Wendell Holmes born August 29, 1809 in Cambridge. Centenary exercises at Sanders Theater with Harvard President Eliot presiding feature Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Dr. David Williams Cheever, and Dr. Edward Waldo Emerson of Concord.

Cambridge Mass Cambridge Historical Society Oliver Wendell Holmes Sanders Theater Eliot Harvard University Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson David Williams Cheever Dr. Holmes Harvard Medical School Edward Waldo Emerson Concord Ralph Waldo Emerson

Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Promoted

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only method to restore the Eustachian tube and relieve deafness caused by catarrh. Claims a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges sending for a circular. Mentions Hall's Pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio manufacturers F J Cheney & Co. with 75-cent price.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Vinegar Cup Said to Ward Off Kitchen Odors

A tin cup filled with good vinegar placed on the back of the stove is cited as an excellent method to prevent the smell of cooking from spreading through the house.

VIEW ROLLER MILL TO BE BUILT HERE IN ERLANGER

In Erlanger Abraham Lincoln Erlanger of Klaw and Erlanger plans a new roller cover mill complex here near College Avenue and Grace Street. The project includes store or market space and three six room houses, plus several existing mills. Erlanger toured Europe, noting American songs and authors dominate, and aims to bring American productions to London and other cities with plans for a new company.

Maryin Stone College Avenue Grace Street Abraham Lincoln Erlanger Klaw & Erlanger Europe Erlanger America London Charles Frohman Berlin Paris Vienna 9 Mile Gence Harry B. Smith Eugene Presbery Maclyn Arbuckle Presbey Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Kate Douglas Wiggin Charlotte Thompson Rebecca Mias Wiggin Lilian Russell Los Angeles Pacific Coast Miss Russell Broad Dmond Day Pacific Guy Standing Theodore Roberts Chicago Joe Cawthorn Billy van Harry Kelly

Catcher Powers Dies of Gangrene in Philadelphia

Dr Maurice Powers star catcher for the Philadelphia American League club died in a city hospital from gangrene poisoning after sustaining intestinal strangulation during the opening game with Boston Easter Monday. The 33 year old, born in Pittsfield Massachusetts, Holy Cross graduate, Notre Dame medical student, debuted in 1898 and played for Louisville Washington Indianapolis and finally the Athletics in 1901 as the oldest member by service.

Philadelphia Maurice Powers Philadelphia American League Baseball Club Powers Borton Pittsfield Mais Holy Cross Notre Dame Louisaville Washington Indianapolis Athletics

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets touted for constipation

Spirit Lake Iowa druggist L H Farnham endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. Trial urged with pleasant effects. Price 25 cents samples free. Sold by Palmer Orr Drug Warren Smith McEvoy Canning.

L. H. Farnham Spirit Lake Iowa Chamberlain H. BR. Palmer & Sone Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro E. C. McEvoy L. P. Canning

Myth of the Toad Debunked by Critics in Tribune Column

The New York Tribune piece dismisses the myth of an ancient “Methuselah” toad at Bronx Zoo. It cites faulty discovery records and notes that real science shows long-tailed legends do not prove prehistoric human or animal endurance. The article mocks sensational claims while noting a toad’s need for air and food.

New York Tribune Calaveras Bronx Zoological Gardens Butte Mont Mammoth Cave Methuselah

Pointers For Housewives On Lavadura Use

Household tips extol Lavadura for softened water advantages. It claims hands stay soft, washing becomes quicker, and colors stay bright. The ad asserts improved bath comfort, odor removal, and dairy cleaning benefits for bottles and utensils.

Bank Cuts Capital Stock in Bainbridge Bank Charter

Atlanta April 27 Special Secretary of State Phil Cook amended the charter of the Decatur County Bank in Bainbridge to reduce capital stock from 100000 to 25000. No reason given in the application for the amendment.

Atlanta Phil Cook Decatur County Bank Bainbridge

Active preparations for Glidden race ahead

The Chicago Examiner notes strong East Coast welcomes for Glidden pathfinders led by Cal H. Lewis of Buffalo. The schedule favors long, endurance runs with stops in Kalamazoo, Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, La Crosse and Minneapolis, while Milwaukee and Madison host night and end stops.

Magneto Chicago Examiner American Automobile Association Touriei Detroit Cal H. Lewis Buffalo Kalamazoo Mich South Bend Ind Chicago Milwaukee Madison la Crosse Minneapolis Milwaukee Automobile Club Tourisrs Pracca American Automobile Association

May Success Magazine Contents Overview

A listing of contents for the May issue featuring fiction and poetry by Henry Kitchell Webster and Katherine Cecil Thurston, serials The Gay Man and The Woman in the Dark, verse by Tyre and To a Robin, and articles including The Fight on Cannonism, The Right Kind of Safe Censor, and profiles and notices among others.

Henry Kitchell Webster Blancs Allen Bane Charlotte Wilson Willpayne Tyre Charles Leopard van Voppen Charles Battell Loomla Katherine Cecil Thurston School

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