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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

2

Southern industry growth through diversified farming and manufacturing

President Finley calls for greater diversification of Southern industry to convert raw Southern resources into finished goods. He highlights fruit and vegetable production, canning, dairying, leather goods, and cotton textiles as paths to prosperity, urging editors and communities to expand manufacturing locally and curb shipment of unprocessed materials.

Washington D. C Athens Phave South

Roosevelt Denies Making Statement on Cadet Reinstatement

President Roosevelt faces a dispute over cadet reinstatement at West Point after a contested firing over hazing. Secretary Wright reports eight cadets will be reinstated with punishment per academy rules, while the president has not yet issued a final decision.

Hay West Point Bert Thves Daging Wantin Congressional Uhatecelemmeney Dyetepmapeal Erpieat Rudolph Vester Johan Loeb Lake Bo Wright Loch Roosvelt Wright Roosevelt Sagamore Oyster Bay Sagamore Elum Washington Luke E. Wright

What a New Jersey Editor Says

M T Lynch editor of Phillipsburg Daily Post praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. He notes its superior effectiveness for his family and endorses its sale by all druggists. The letter mentions promoting immigration and Southern prosperity but remains a short, promotional excerpt.

New Jersey M. T. Lynch Phillipsburg N. J Daily Post Foley Finlay

Diarrhoea Remedy Cures Elderly Man After Years of Suffering

John H. Zirkle of Philipp, West Virginia, reports his father endured chronic diarrhoea for years. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philipps Republican, one bottle cured him and he has remained well for eighteen months. Now sixty, he works as a healthy man. Sold by local druggists.

John H. Zirkle Philipp W. Va Chamberlain Philipps Republican H. R. Palmer & Sons Dr. Urug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro Foc McAvey, Op

Mrs Chas E Smith Endorses Noun Life Pills

Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she does good things and has adopted Dr King’s Noun Life pills as their family laxative medicine because they are good and do their work without fanfare. These painless painters sold at W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons drug stores for 25c.

Chas, E. Smith West Franklin Maine Dr. King W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Vicious bulldog attack wounds New York actress

Miss Emillie Gardner former Aborn opera prima donna was hospitalized in Coney Island with serious injuries after a bulldog owned by her housekeeper attacked her in her cottage. The dog, kept in the pantry with puppies, bit her left arm and hand while neighbors and staff freed her. The animal is under observation for rabies.

New York Emillie Gardner Aborn Opera Coney Island Whch Miss Gardner Gardner Cottage Jace Misa Gardner C Nr

Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy

Doctors once blamed catarrh on local causes but modern science treats it as constitutional. F P J Cheney Co of Toledo markets Halls Catarrh Cure as a systemic treatment taken orally. They offer 100 dollars to any case not cured and invite readers to request circulars and testimonials.

Hail FP. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

Five killed as runaway auto plunges from hill near Burlingame

In California near Burlingame a runaway automobile sped down a steep grade after brakes failed. Five people died, including Miss Ethel McCormick and Mrs. Clara McCormick, with two others injured. The crash also claimed Mrs. O'Brien and her infant son. Mrs. McCormick was wife of Thomas A. McCormick, head of McCormick Iron Works, and Mrs. O'Brien's husband ran Keystone Manufacturing Works.

Thomas McCormick Clara McGarmick O'Brien Dra G. O'Brien Belen Tia G. O'Brien Prince Poniastowski Barlingame San Mateo Ethel McCormick Howner Calapalt McCormick Clara Tra O'Brien Tra Red Cross Thoms A. McCormick McCormick Iron Works San Francisco

Legislature May Pass the Measure in Georgia

Athinta Ga August 4 Instances in Georgia show support for shifting patronage power. Governor Solty may reappoint John W Lindsay as pensions commissioner but prefers T B Cabaniss of Monroe county. Rumor says Gov would back electing the pension chief if the bill passes. Brown supports the measure, but the convict question delays action and limits time for considering other bills.

Athinta John W. Lindsay Capitol Solty Lindsay T. B. Cabaniss Monroe County Congress Jos. M Brown Smith General Assembly Jess

Old Men Face Kidney Trouble Warns Doctors

Public health warning cites that men past sixty risk kidney and prostate disorders. It urges Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs, claiming it smooths irregularities and has cured many elderly men, including Rockport resident Rodnory Burnett who writes of relief after two bottles.

Foley Rodnory Burnett Rockport

Virginia State Bar opens in Hot Springs gathering

Large attendance of Virginia judges and lawyers attends the opening of the annual meeting at the Homestead Hot Springs. John Garland Pollard of Richmond calls the session to order while President Wyndham R. Meredith delivers the address on Federal Control of Intra-State Commerce. Armistead C. Gordon of Staunton slated for the evening talk on The Legal Foundations of Socialism. Former Senator William Lindsay of Kentucky to speak tomorrow.

Old Dominion Hot Springs Virginia State Bar Association John Garland Pollard Richmond Wyndham R. Meredith Armistead C. Gordon Staunton William Lindsay Kentucky

Oregon Supreme Court to Hear Hough v Porter Water Rights

Salem August 4 The Oregon Supreme Court heard arguments in the water rights case Hough v Porter a suit by original parties to determine riparian rights along a stream The dispute centers on whether the desert land act of 1877 abrogates common law riparian rights for land acquired from the general government The case is described as among the most important rights cases in the Northwest.

Salem Ore Ssi Hough Guy Vernigent Northwest

Americans to Study Finance Abroad

New York August 4 A subcommittee of the monetary commission appointed by the last session of Congress will visit Great Britain France Germany and Austria. Senators Hale Knox and Daniel and Representatives Overstreet Vrew land and Pagett form the group to study currency and banking systems in those countries.

New York Europe Hale, Knox Daniel Overstreet Vrewland Sind Pagett Monetary Commission Congress Great Britain France Germany Austria

Texas County School Superintendents Institute Opens at State University

The County School Superintendent Institute of Texas began a two day meeting at the State university in Austin. Topics include county superintendents dates, courses of study, county as the basis of public school organization and maintenance, and the county Institute as a means to organize educational forces of the county.

Texas County Austin Texas County School Superintendent Institute of Texas State University

Sore Feet and Arnica Salve Endorsement

Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet and for burns sores pits and abrasions, and notes its use for piles. Sold with guarantee at W. J. Smith & Bro I R Palmer & Song Drug stores for 25 cents.

Bucklen W. Stone East Poland Maine W. J. Smith & Bro R. Palmer & Song Drug Stores

Smith Pushes Legislation Amid Session Deadlock

Governor Smith urges action as General Assembly debates anti lobbying and garnishment reform bills. House and Senate face conference on key measures while chances appear slim and a railroad commissioner suspension remains a flashpoint. Debate looms as lawmakers weigh convict policy and time constraints.

Jos. M. Brown Smmith Smith

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